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How a Life Stocktake Can Kick Start Your Next Adventure

By Julia Griffin February 18, 2022

Have you heard the good news? Life adventures are crucial to happiness and health. Each time you take a holiday, start a new hobby or learn a new language, you strengthen the functioning of your brain and improve its neuroplasticity…

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Can We Preserve Our Voices as We Age? (VIDEO)

By Barbara Lewis February 14, 2022

“You may not see me, but you’re damn well going to hear me!” My good friend, Anna, boomed out to a male server in a coffee shop who refused to “see” her waiting next in line to give her order. Anna, who is 72, is a theatre actor whose well-trained voice…

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How to Combine Cognitive Function and Exercise to Improve Your Brain Power

By Rachelle Ballard-Clayton January 19, 2022

Exercise is good for the heart, bones, and muscles. Did you know it’s also good for the brain? Recent studies present exercise as a key player in preserving brain function as we age. Fit body…

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Name It and Claim It – How Gratitude Can Boost Your Life

By Noelle Nelson January 03, 2022

There’s a concept in psychology that can be readily summed up with, “Name it and claim it.” In a nutshell, it says that once you figure out the emotion that lies beneath your frustration, pain or anger, as in “name it,” you can then deal…

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Start Planning Now for the Best 2022 Feelgood Moments

By Jackie Parsons January 02, 2022

We hear so much today about ‘living your best life’ that, without the benefit of age and wisdom, it would be easy to imagine that everyone around us was managing to do exactly that. In fact, the clue in the phrase is in the word ‘your’…

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Eva Cohn’s Lessons on Resilience and Healing in Times of Hardship

By Becki Cohn-Vargas November 27, 2021

If you’ve lived to reach your 60s, most likely you’re a resilient person who has been around the block a few times. Take a minute to think back to a time in your life when you faced a tragic or a traumatic experience. How did you manage to survive and move forward?

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Never Hungry? Steps You Can Take to Keep You Cooking

By Kerry Baker November 26, 2021

Eventually, to maintain a healthy diet, you must cook. Two years after moving to Mexico part-time, I began writing a cookbook, The Lazy Expat: Healthy Recipes That Translate in Mexico. It’s for travelers, snowbirds and expats trying to cook “their food” in Mexico…

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Putting Our Tendencies to Work for a Long, Happy Life After 60

By Terri Edmund November 24, 2021

The way we spend our day-to-day life determines how well we will live as we grow older. We may not think about it as we rush to our exercise class or choose better food or practice Spanish for an upcoming trip. But every choice matters…

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Can You Ever Really Know Someone?

By Sherry Bronson November 11, 2021

My sister and I exchange emails at least once a week. Sometimes I’m shocked when I read her impressions of something I’ve said. It’s eye-opening and gives me a different lens through which to see myself. Brought up in a small town in northern…

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4 Amazing Benefits of Music for Older Adults

By Cyn Meyer November 06, 2021

Music is a fantastic elixir for the soul and a powerful force in our lives. It has always been part of my story from when I was a kid playing the violin in retirement homes. And I’m sure you know very well firsthand how music can brighten your life…

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