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6 Steps to Restoring Balance After Retirement

By Hilary Henderson August 07, 2022

Many of us have the tendency to head towards the finish line at work, telling themselves that they are going on an eternal holiday and the well-deserved rest they have earned over 40 years in the  labor force…

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Cognitive Screenings and the Role of the Hearing Healthcare Provider

By Keith Darrow July 30, 2022

A healthy brain means a healthy you! You already know that your brain is your greatest asset – it helps you get through every day, make good decisions, and keeps you healthy. Having a healthy brain as you age is not something…

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How to Have an Opinion but Still Practice the Art of Kind Conversing in Your 60s

By Sheryl Nicholson July 27, 2022

These are turbulent times that we live in, and I am amazed at the uncontrolled and selfish conversing I see and hear lately. It’s everywhere! TV, social media, restaurants, ball fields, schools… everywhere! I believe everyone has forgotten…

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6 Amazing Bags No Woman Over 60 Should Live Without

By Margaret Manning July 21, 2022

When it comes to fashion over 60, everyone seems to have an opinion. If you want to buy a $2,000 purse, there are plenty of bloggers, “experts,” and companies willing to take your money. But, the truth is, most expensive bags won’t change your life…

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How to Change a Loss Into a Catalyst for Change After 60

By Alice Fisher July 20, 2022

At each stage of our lifespan we are presented with the opportunity to change. These changes are different for each of us, and as we grow older, change is often accompanied by loss. Some of that loss is concrete, like the death…

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Keep Your Brain Buzzing with these Free Brain Games for Seniors

By Margaret Manning July 16, 2022

Getting plenty of physical exercise is one of the best things that we can do for our bodies and brains, but this is only a beginning. Our brains need to be stimulated as well, especially as we get a little older. Fortunately, keeping our brains…

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Are You Curious About Your Family History? Here’s How to Start Researching

By Ann Richardson June 26, 2022

There is something about finding ourselves in our 60s that makes our heads turn to the past, in general, and more specifically – to our ancestry. Perhaps as we age, our perception of time changes…

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Trigger Warnings – Should We Be Aware That Death Is Part of the Story?

By Ann Boland June 21, 2022

Whether we pick up a book or go to see a play, we don’t always know what the plot is all about. And sometimes that makes it even more interesting. But is that always the case? Here I offer my thoughts on three works:

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Why Successful Women Over 50 Struggle to Make Healthy Eating Choices

By Cassie Christopher June 12, 2022

All this time you’ve probably believed that you are sabotaging yourself with poor self-control, but in reality, it’s All or Nothing Dieting claiming that even a little ice cream counts as a failure. The same logical mind that made you successful rationalizes…

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Embracing Change as a Woman over 70

By Ardith Bowman May 27, 2022

Change, even if creating something you truly desire, can be challenging. Why in the world would anyone, especially when in your 70s, choose to go through change? Well, growing and learning are a type of change; growing and learning are essential…

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