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Decluttering Your Mind: The Key to a More Focused Life

By Rita Wilkins March 09, 2025

Decluttering has become a buzzword in recent years – and for good reason! We’re constantly being told to declutter our homes, our closets, and our digital lives… but what about decluttering our minds? Mental decluttering is just as important – if not more – because it forms…

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Discover Head Spas: Unlock Healthier Hair with Scalp Treatments

By Alexandra Kathryn Mosca March 06, 2025

Last summer, one of my girlfriends told me about a new hair and scalp treatment she had tried at a salon exclusively devoted to scalp health. Shortly after that conversation, I read an article in Newsday, our local paper, titled “Long Island head spas: What to expect at the trendy new experience.”

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Creating Community During the Senior Experience: 5 Ways to Surround Yourself with People Who Care

By Susanna Barton March 05, 2025

Community is the heart of everything as we age, and it’s important to become engrained in one before loneliness and isolation lead us down the wrong path. In her July 2023 Psychology Today article, Samantha Stein PsyD described the myriad ways…

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More Older Women Are Drinking Too Much

By Janet Gourand March 03, 2025

I could never stop at just one. A glass of wine was never enough. It was always two, sometimes three, and occasionally four. There were nights when an entire bottle disappeared before I even realized it. How did I get here? Drinking creeps up on us. It can start…

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9 Free iPad Games for Seniors with Dementia

By Sohail Ahmed February 25, 2025

Video games can help dementia patients to combat boredom and stay mentally active. It is important for seniors with dementia to engage in activities that help ease the feelings of anxiety and provide social and mental stimulation…

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6 Ways Stress Affects Your Body More After 60

By Sophie Chung February 24, 2025

Stress can be an interesting phenomenon. In many ways, experiencing it throughout our day-to-day lives can be a good thing – pushing us to become more adaptable, and helping us to become more resilient…

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Bloated, Exhausted, and Can’t Think Straight? How Candida Can Affect Your Entire Body

By Shirley Piccarreto February 23, 2025

Most women are familiar with the discomfort of a vaginal yeast infection, but few realize that Candida can spread throughout the entire body – invading the mouth, esophagus, stomach, bladder, sinuses, and even the lungs. Here are some telltale signs of Candida overgrowth…

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The Fascinating World of Dreams

By Ann Richardson February 23, 2025

I am captivated by dreams and what they tell us. But I am not an expert. Just someone who has tried to interpret my own dreams – and occasionally those of my family, when asked. Do you dream a lot? It can be very interesting to try to make sense of dreams…

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Brother Time and Sister Space

By Liz Kitchens February 23, 2025

According to Albert Einstein’s Theory of Relativity, time and space are dimensions of the Time-Space Continuum. I picture the two dimensions as members of the same family, envisioning a sibling rivalry between time and his sister space…

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How to Recognize and Avoid Being Guilt-Trapped

By Kurt Smith February 20, 2025

Although frustrating, experiencing guilt isn’t all bad. Guilt is a natural emotion that plays a crucial role in keeping our moral compass tuned. But when guilt becomes excessive, irrational, or is used by someone else to try to control our actions, it can become a big problem…

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