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When Anticipation Turns Against Us

By Perley-Ann Friedman November 23, 2025

Looking forward to something, like a trip, a visit, or even a simple daily routine, like walking the dog, can brighten our days. The joy of anticipation gives us a reason to get up, to smile, and to carry on with the ordinary things we don’t particularly enjoy, like washing dishes or folding laundry…

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The Ultimate Guide to Wholehearted Living for Women Over 60

By Joan Senio November 19, 2025

Life after 60 is often described as a season of wisdom, reflection, and freedom. Yet for many, this stage can also bring challenges: shifting identities, health changes, caregiving responsibilities, or the quiet ache of loneliness. Wholehearted living offers a way to embrace this time…

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Make Your Own Kind of Music

By Lily Bradshaw November 17, 2025

None of us know if we are here for just a single moment more or perhaps decades. What we do know is that we are not on this earth for very long, in the whole scheme of things. To me, this knowledge makes life seem like a bit of an adventure. Every day could be my last…

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How to Keep Stress from Ruining Your Family Holiday Gathering

By Noelle Nelson November 17, 2025

Whether you are celebrating Thanksgiving, Hanukah, Kwanza, or Christmas, the holidays will soon be upon us, spreading a message of peace and love around the world. It’s a truly uplifting and inspiring time of year…

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Why the Holidays Trigger You to Overeat – And How to Stop

By Karen Donaldson November 12, 2025

or many of us, the holiday season isn’t exactly a Hallmark movie. In fact, many of the women I work with say it’s more like Chaos with a Side of Carbs! The holiday chaos menu is extensive. Here are some stressful situations women struggle with all the time…

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The 3 Reasons Why It’s Easier Than You Think to Improve Your Balance with Exercises

By Claudine Zuridis November 12, 2025

Have you noticed that your balance is not quite as good as it used to be? Do you sometimes feel unsteady when you’re walking? Perhaps you find yourself looking down at the ground more than you would like…

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How to Use Mindful Movement to Decrease Stress

By Elaine Economou November 09, 2025

The key to relieving stress is tuning in to what is happening in your body and what you need in the moment to calm your nervous system. Mindful movement helps make this possible. We’ve heard the expression “put your own oxygen mask on first”…

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I Let My Daughter Sit in Jail – And Saved Our Relationship

By Christine Field November 06, 2025

They don’t prepare you for this part of parenting in any baby book. Nobody tells you that decades after you’ve stopped cutting grapes into quarters and checking for fevers, you might face the hardest parenting decision of your life. I was in my 60s when my phone rang…

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The Stress-Eating Connection: Exploring the Effects of Stress on Emotional Eating

By Marion Holt November 06, 2025

Stress is a pervasive aspect of modern life, and its impact on our eating habits can be profound. For many of us, stress often triggers the urge to turn to food for comfort or relief, leading to a behavior known as emotional eating. In this article…

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The Detachment Wall: How to Let Go of Your Adult Children

By Christine Field November 05, 2025

Some of us moms have a problem with our attachment to our children, to the point where the bond can become unhealthy. Can we love our children but not let their choices or behavior make us crazy? Is some detachment actually a good idea?

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