Margaret Wolf
Margaret Wolf writes about relationships, family and the quiet emotional weather that shapes both. She’s drawn to the bits other columnists skip — the in-laws, the dog, the friendship that went strange in your thirties — and treats them with the same care as the big stuff.
Articles by Margaret Wolf
How to Be Heard at a Medical Appointment When You Only Have Ten Minutes
Being taken seriously in a short appointment is partly a communication skill — and it can be practised. Here is how to prepare, what to say, and what to do if you leave without answers.
The Art of Visiting Someone Who Is Seriously Ill
Stories about surprise hospital visits move us because presence is the rarest gift. Here is how to actually show up for someone who is unwell — what to bring, what to say, and when to leave.