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Feeling a Little Grey? Here Are 5 Easy Ways to Improve Your Day

By Perley-Ann Friedman September 15, 2018

We all have good days and bad days, and sometimes the pendulum seems to be weighted towards the bad ones. As we get older, it can be a challenge to snap ourselves out of the doldrums, especially if we live or spend a lot of time alone. Read More

Are Distractions Preventing You From Finding Happiness After 60?

By Margaret Manning September 11, 2018

Is your desire for instant gratification preventing you from finding happiness in your 60s or better? Are you shopping for positivity in all the wrong places? These are the questions that will guide today’s discussion. Read More

What Watching the Royal Wedding Taught Me About Finding Serenity in Solitude

By Mary Lou Harris May 26, 2018

Like many who are not close watchers of all things royal, I did make an exception and watched the recent wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. I planned to watch for the pageantry, to admire the hats and to see the royal family and the finely-dressed A-list guests. Read More

Are You Just Existing? Here Are 5 Simple Tools to Help You Find Your Purpose After 60

By Sue Loncaric February 15, 2018

The media talks a lot about the health benefits of living an active and full life. They say having a purpose in life is the key to positive aging, but are you stuck trying to find your purpose?  Read More

After the Storm – Facing Unexpected Adversity as We Age

By Terri Edmund September 30, 2017

This summer, devastating hurricanes tore up the Caribbean, drenched Texas and chewed through the entire state of Florida. Harvey, Irma and Maria aren’t the newsmakers they were just weeks ago, but the effects of these storms have changed lives. Read More

Is Too Much Technology Making Us Sick?

By Margaret Manning September 20, 2017

For the most part, I’m a huge fan of technology. It helps us to communicate, keeps us healthier longer and gives us access to limitless sources of information. At the same time, there is no denying that technology has its downsizes. For example, it can encourage us to abandon genuine relationships in favor of fickle online friendships. It can also keep us locked up indoors when we should be exploring the world. So, today, I’d love to discuss how we can find the right balance between embracing technology and staying connected to the real world. Come join us for a cup of tea (or coffee) and a chat. And, if you enjoy the show, please tell one friend about us today. Your support means so much to me! Read More

Getting a Divorce After 50? Get a Team!

By Sandra Hughes May 27, 2017

Navigating a divorce is stressful and unpredictable. Creating or maintaining healthy habits and taking care of ourselves is vital during this uncertain time. Read More

Hip Hip Hooray! How to Get Through a Hip Replacement with Grace and Positivity

By Elizabeth Dunkel May 20, 2017

My hip hurt for years; I started limping. But I lived with the pain because I didn’t want to pay attention to it when there were so many more interesting things to do! When friends suggested hip replacement, I recoiled. Hip replacement was a dirty word in my life…

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5 Ways to Tweak Your Routine to Achieve Healthy Aging

By Jessica Hegg March 07, 2017

Little actions can make a big difference when it comes to your health. Forget overhauling your entire lifestyle to match the far-fetched fantasies of fitness infomercials.

Introducing even small changes, from diet to exercise and self-care, can pack a powerful – and healthy – punch that will add years to your life. Here are a few suggestions to help you achieve healthy aging. Read More

A Celebrity Makeup Artist’s Take on Makeup for Older Women

By Margaret Manning February 22, 2017

Finding good advice on how to apply makeup for older women is a challenge. So, since this is a topic that many women in the community have asked me about, I turned to celebrity makeup artist, Ariane Poole for some advice. Read More