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What if Memory Care Isn’t the Right Choice for People with Dementia?

By Christy Turner September 12, 2017

At a certain point in the disease process, people living with dementia need to move into memory care. This common assumption just isn’t true – at least, not for everyone. As with most anything in life, financial resources create choices. The second, and perhaps most important, part to consider is willingness. Read More

3 Things to Help Fight Ageism in Society

By Anthony Cirillo September 09, 2017

When Ashton Applewhite, the 2016 Aging Influencer of the Year of Next Avenue, recommends someone for your Caregiver Smile Summit to speak about ageism, you take her up on the offer. That person is Cathy Bollinger. Read More

7 Ways to Feel More Confident When Practicing Yoga

By Jacqui Hook August 11, 2017

Upon stepping into her first yoga class in 15 years, my friend Robin removed her shoes, looked around and immediately wanted to slip her shoes back on and run out the door. Read More

What Babies Can Teach Us Over 60s About the Power of Smiling

By Noelle Nelson August 06, 2017

Smiling contributes significantly to your happiness, health and longevity, so the research tells us.

Yeah, right, I’m thinking, when my dance teacher commands us to “Smile!” even as I am contorting my body into a completely unnatural position. If this choreography doesn’t kill me first sure, I’ll smile! Read More

What My Search for the Perfect Coffee Taught Me About Finding Balance

By Ilene Marcus August 05, 2017

I had the chance to visit the original Starbucks on Pike Place in Seattle. It looks nothing like the chain I have come to rely upon. Yet the formula is the same. My drip coffee is filled to the brim. I have to pour out coffee to make “room.” (Yes, I’m one of those – a little coffee in my cream, please.) Read More

How Old Do You Feel on the Inside? The Art of Staying Youthful Within

By Gloria Dunn-Violin August 01, 2017

Over a year ago, I was going to come out of the closet about my age at a talk I was giving. I had just had a birthday though, and someone beat me to it by putting it on Facebook. I had just turned 77. Read More

10 Things I Learned from Rick and Leo About Creating an Inspiring Retirement

By Elizabeth Dunkel July 19, 2017

I am now officially retired. Yes, I know, the word retirement is antiquated and ridiculous. I didn’t retire from life. Rather, I stopped working 9-5, five days a week and getting a paycheck. Now I work 10 hours a day writing, researching, reading and blogging – and get no paycheck. Read More

Living to 100 Isn’t Fun, Unless You Stay Healthy!

By Dami Roelse July 17, 2017

Today in the United States, people who are living to 100 represent the second fastest growing age group in the country, according the US Census Bureau Projections. People over 85 are the fastest growing age group. Read More

7 Things Every Woman Should Take on a Cruise, Based on My Viking Star Adventure

By Margaret Manning July 13, 2017

I love the idea of cruising. My first experience on the open ocean was as an 8-year-old, when my family emigrated from England to Canada. Read More

This Neuroscientist Says Healthy Aging Is All About Embracing Your Inner Cavewoman

By Margaret Manning July 02, 2017

When you think of healthy ageing, what comes to mind? Author and psychiatrist John Ratey explores the components of healthy ageing that we all must incorporate in our lives. Enjoy the show! Read More