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Why Tai Chi is Amazing for the Health and Happiness of Older Women

By Kate Gregorevic October 15, 2024

I have a confession to make. Based on the science, for years I have been recommending Tai Chi to my patients without ever doing it myself. To avoid being a hypocrite any longer, I decided to attend my first ever Tai Chi class. The class was a free one set…

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What Is Tai Chi and Why It’s Good for Seniors

By Sandra Roussy October 30, 2020

Tai Chi is not new and has been a go-to exercise regimen for seniors for a very long time. It’s easy enough to learn, is not overly demanding on the muscles and articulations, and can be practiced alone or in a group. Because of its relaxing…

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Teaching Style to Your Grandchildren: Fun Shopping with the Next Generation

By Andrea Pflaumer May 30, 2026

Not all that long ago, women over 60 were relegated to the hinterlands of style. Phrases like “dressing like your grandma” or “dressing like an old lady” were the unkindest dig one could make about someone’s attire. But the times they are a-changin’ and all for the better… Today, fashionable women in their 60s…

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How to Talk with Adult Children About Inheritance Expectations

By Moe Nelson May 17, 2026

A woman once told me something that stopped me in my tracks. She said, “I don’t know what my children think I’m planning… and honestly, I’m afraid to ask.”
She wasn’t worried about conflict. She loved her children deeply, and they had a good relationship. But underneath it all sat a quiet uncertainty: Do they expect to inherit the house?

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Comfortable & Chic: Day-to-Evening Outfit Ideas for Women Over 60

By Sandra Roussy May 02, 2026

Comfortable and chic outfits are a great way to approach our daily clothing choices as we age. Remember the times, decades ago, when evening attire was uncomfortable, and you sometimes had to rush home to change for an event? Fortunately, there are ways to put outfits together that are comfortable…

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Helping Grandchildren Practice with Money

By Marie Burns April 21, 2026

You may remember watching your children or nieces/nephews spend “their” money differently than “your” money? Suddenly, what they asked you to buy, was not what they were willing to spend their own money on, remember that? That always made me chuckle. And now I am seeing the same scenario in our grandchildren…

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Why Conflict with Adult Children Feels So Draining and What to Do About It

By Christine Field April 10, 2026

Many women over 60 are surprised by how emotionally intense relationships with their adult children can still feel. After decades of parenting, you might expect things to feel easier. More settled. Instead, many mothers describe something very different…

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Why Boundaries with Adult Children Are Essential for Your Emotional Health After 50

By Christine Field April 03, 2026

Have you had this moment – yet? Your children are grown. You’ve spent decades caring, guiding, and showing up in ways that required constant emotional availability. And yet, instead of feeling lighter…

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Make Stretching a Part of Your Daily Routine: Your Mature Body Will Thank You!

By Joy Stephenson-Laws February 22, 2026

Do you remember doing calisthenics in your gym class? You might recall the part where you had to try to touch your toes by bending over from a standing position or while sitting on the floor with your legs extended…

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Women of a Certain Age Still Know How to Have Fun – Maybe More Than Ever

By Kaylin Render February 20, 2026

Somewhere along the way, society decided that women of a certain age are supposed to be serious. As if we had our fun decades ago. As if the moment we hit 40, 50, 60, we traded in our joy for orthopedic shoes and quiet hobbies. Well… no. Absolutely not…

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