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6 Reasons You Really Are Awesome in Your 60s

By Anne Crowther March 30, 2024

We are awesome! I have been thinking back through the events of my own life-time and checking out with others just what we 60-somethings have been through in our lives. I can honestly say that we are truly amazing!

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How Long Will This Estrangement Last?

By Marie Morin March 24, 2024

Estrangement, the painful act of deliberately being cut off from someone close, casts a shadow of complexity over individuals and families alike. In this journey, we explore how recent research findings and heartfelt perspectives confront…

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Do We Need a Mission Statement After 50?

By Leslie Moon March 24, 2024

In my work with my community of women who are redefining after 50, I recently put together a mini workshop where we developed our personal mission statements for this stage of our lives. Interestingly, as I set out to research and get some…

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Are Nightmares Helpful? Why Bad Dreams May Be Good for You

By Delia Lloyd March 24, 2024

I’ve long been an active dreamer. My dreams are lengthy, plot-driven and very detailed. I nearly always remember them when I wake up. But they are not particularly pleasant. From the proverbial math test that you haven’t studied for, to the play…

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Healthy Eating Habits for a Healthy Mind

By Felicia Reid March 23, 2024

The subject of mental health, including stress, anxiety and depression, has entered our homes in record numbers over the past couple of years. The ups and downs of life exacerbated by a pandemic, a war, ever increasing inflation and a whole list…

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Starting Pilates at 60: An Efficient and Safe Way to Exercise

By Elaine Economou March 11, 2024

The idea of trying something new can be daunting. For many, hearing the word Pilates may conjure up an image of a flexible, youthful body performing challenging choreography or maybe a large group of people…

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Are We Over-Estimating Our Alzheimer’s Risk? It Depends… 

By Penelope Jane Whiteley March 09, 2024

We seem to be inundated with stories of doom and gloom on the likelihood of our acquiring Alzheimer’s or any other form of dementia. In fact, if you listen to the varied and disparate reports we seem to be inundated with lately…

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Understanding Prenuptial Agreements for Second Marriages

By Brian Joslyn March 08, 2024

Second marriages are often a second chance at love and tend to draw on the wisdom gained from prior experiences. There are plenty of reasons why couples choose to remarry after divorce or the loss of a spouse. Love and companionship remain…

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In Sickness and in Health: Facing a Terminal Illness with My Spouse

By Erin Hybart March 07, 2024

My husband and I are 11 years apart. The first thing he ever asked me was If I would be open to dating an older man. It was not the first marriage for either of us. We hit it off right away, and our life began. Then he started to feel bad. We were only engaged…

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Is Your Inner Critic Causing Weight Gain?

By Karen Donaldson March 06, 2024

If you struggle with your weight, you may have labeled yourself as “good” or “bad” based on the food you eat or your weight. If you’re judging yourself as “bad” based on your food choices, either consciously or subconsciously, you’re likely stirring up…

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