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Pilates for Improved Balance: Preventing Falls in Adults over 50

By Christine Kirkland April 29, 2023

Here’s a scary fact: for people over 50, being unable to stand on one foot for 10 seconds is associated with a higher risk of death from ANY cause within the following decade. That’s according to the findings of a recent study published in the British Journal…

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Isn’t It Time to Tell Your Story? Here Are 6 Ways to Get Started

By Julia Hubbel April 27, 2023

Ready to write a book? You’re not alone. You have a lifetime of ideas, experiences and stories to share. The challenge is where and how to begin. It can be daunting…

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A Path to Where the Life of Your Dreams Lives

By Joanie Marx April 22, 2023

When you blaze a new path for yourself after 60, you are charting a course to where the life of your dreams lives. How do you go about this in a way that is practical, accessible, and fun? By changing your perspective of what you believe is possible for yourself…

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7 Tips for the Sober Curious

By Janet Gourand April 19, 2023

Society has created such a stigma around being an “alcoholic” that we have an image of a homeless man sitting on a park bench when we hear that word. As a result of this stereotype many people who are drinking too much are able to reassure…

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Dealing with Insomnia? The Middle of the Night is a Great Time for Creativity

By Barbara Younger April 19, 2023

When insomnia began to ruin this happy sleeper’s nights, I tossed and turned for hours. After a few months of misery, I figured out it’s best to do what the experts suggest: Get up. So what to do during those wide-awake hours? Here are some creative suggestions…

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What Does Professional Success Really Mean?

By Delia Lloyd April 19, 2023

It wasn’t so long ago that I would have answered with a categorical “No.” After 30 years of zig-zagging in and out of assorted career paths, trying them on and then – Goldilocks-style – deciding they didn’t quite fit, I’ve never felt like a professional success…

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10 Ways to Collect Memories and Share Your Stories After 60

By Pat Skene April 18, 2023

Do you wish you could preserve your footprints on this planet by saving your stories? Do you often wish you knew more about a relative who has passed away? How many times have you heard someone say, “There are so many questions I should have asked”?

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Do You Know How to Bloom Where You’re Planted? These 7 Steps Will Get You on the Right Track!

By Fran Braga Meininger April 17, 2023

As life goes on over time, we change; everyone does. Sometimes we drift off course, caught up in a tide of circumstances that turn our world into something different than we anticipated. It happens, often, and the women I know are experiencing…

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What Kinds of Parents Are Less Likely to Be Estranged?

By Marie Morin April 15, 2023

Parenting is a complex and rewarding journey that comes with its own set of challenges. As parents age, they may wonder what kind of parents are not at risk for estrangement from their adult children. While every family and every relationship is unique…

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Honoring Pablo Neruda During National Poetry Month

By Diana Raab April 14, 2023

April is National Poetry Month, and this year I’d like to honor one of my favorite poets, Pablo Neruda. About 20 years ago, a friend gifted me a copy of Neruda: Selected Poems. My friend was bilingual in English and Spanish and like many of Neruda’s…

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