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My Not So Normal Adventures in Mental Health

By Diane Koller July 30, 2021

When Prozac first hit the marketplace, I asked my psychotherapist if he thought it could help. “Probably not,” he said, “as it would do nothing for your core abandonment issues.” My mother committed suicide when I was nine, after years of struggling…

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Head in the Sand Coping Strategy to Fight Overload

By Linda Ward July 16, 2021

Have you ever taken a cue from the ostrich to bury your head in the sand? Today that’s exactly what I’m doing. No TV news, no phone news feed alerting me of the political scene that is such a quagmire, no discussion with others on the latest atrocity…

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My Darling Body – Why I Love You More at 60! 5 Fabulous Body Love Tips to Help You Age with Confidence

By Astrid Longhurst July 15, 2021

At 60, there’s a blessing in my bones, a glow in my heart and a radiance in my thinking. My body has settled from all of the experiences of the past and wraps herself around me like a beloved friend. And indeed, she is. We have been through so much…

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Do You Know Who You Are Today? Take Time to Recognize Your 60-Something Self

By Debbie Hensleigh July 14, 2021

The story we are telling ourselves is crucial to living our ThirdThird, ages 60-90, with grace and purpose. Recently, I experienced a short period of being uncharacteristically melancholic. I am usually the one who is confident. and optimistic…

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Online Video Gaming for Seniors – A Game Changer or an Addiction Gateway?

By Lori Butler June 14, 2021

I have raised 3 children from Generation Y, including one who is a stereotypical millennial guy sitting on the couch in his apartment playing the video game World of Warcraft into the wee hours of the morning. It seems to have the makings of an addiction…

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How Resilience Can Help You with Aging in Place

By Kay Van Norman June 07, 2021

I’ve done a great deal of consulting work in the senior living industry, everything from skilled nursing and assisted living to independent and active aging communities. Each of these senior living products have very different environments…

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Redefining Aging – Maybe It Is Just a Number!

By Anthony Cirillo June 04, 2021

I am writing this the day after Phil Mickelson won the PGA Championship, becoming the oldest winner of a major. The number of references to Phil as old was pretty remarkable because if 50 is old, what am I at 64? Nonetheless, Phil had a few wise words in the press…

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Wearing Scarves Is a Fun Part of Fashion for Women Over 60

By Margaret Manning May 31, 2021

Be honest. How many scarves do you have tucked away at your house? Dozens? Hundreds? If you’re like most women over 60, it probably feels that way. When I spoke with fashion expert, Melanie Page, during our fashion filming in Milan…

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Changing Habits After 60 – Now That’s Scary! Do You Know How to Bring Joy to the Process of Change?

By Kay Van Norman May 27, 2021

I’ve talked about changing attitudes and expectations around aging and wellness, and about creating a vitality plan and making regular vitality deposits. But I think there is something else working under the surface to derail positive change…

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Help! My Relationship Has Been Storyboarded After a Breakup!!!

By Diane Koller May 25, 2021

At one time I felt that Jonathan, aka Darth Vader, was the “Man of My Dreams” – my “last lover” (and exactly how many “lovers” do I wish to accumulate? Not too many is the hope…). Weird how one can believe in fairytale romance…

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