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4 Easy Steps to Overcome Your Fear of Getting Old

By Alisa Sabin February 09, 2021

Samantha was a relatively healthy woman with a full life. She did clerical work for an insurance company and got along well with her coworkers. She had a husband, grown children and grandchildren, and many friends…

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How to Embrace Your Inner Child and Find Your Joy After 60

By Michele Meier Vosberg February 05, 2021

What did you love to do as a child? Do you remember getting happily lost for hours, so immersed in a hobby or passion that you lost all track of time? In childhood, we had the time and freedom to pursue our interests. We were open to joy…

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Senior Retirement Communities

By Koob Moua January 07, 2021

Understanding senior retirement communities can be a handful. Different levels of care exist and the names seem to all blur into one huge puzzle. We help break down the different settings within senior retirement communities and offer tips on how to transition from your lived home into a new environment.  Relocating is difficult enough as […]

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How Storytelling Can Bring Families Together During the Holidays

By Diana Raab December 09, 2020

Like many others this year, my husband and I will not be traveling across the country to celebrate the holidays with our family. Instead, our plan is to have a small gathering of family members who live nearby, whom we’ve been…

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Caregiver Stress Statistics

By Jessica Thomas December 08, 2020

Being sick is undoubtedly a life stressor, but it is also stressful to suddenly find yourself in the caregiver role. Much of this stress is further compounded if the caregiver is older and navigating their own changing health conditions. A wide variety of research has been done on the issue of caregiver stress, and it […]

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Independent Living: Finding the Right Fit

By Koob Moua November 30, 2020

How do we know when it’s the right time to give something up? We’ve all seen examples of this before. Your favorite athlete continued to compete well past their prime and ends with an all time low performance. Your favorite band continued to make albums that should have been given up years ago. Your old […]

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Getting Through Lockdown – Is Adapting the Key to Personal and Professional Survival?

By Jackie Parsons November 25, 2020

How good are you at adapting to new situations? Unfortunately, one of the hardest skills to learn or maintain as we grow older is the ability to adjust to a changing world. And this year has really put us to the test! Whether you have had…

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Senior Apartments

By Koob Moua October 27, 2020

Whether you’re a retired senior or a senior approaching retirement – you may be looking for a new lifestyle that is less straining and easier to manage. It could be due to an empty nest or difficulty keeping up with home maintenance that has you wondering, what else is out there? If you find yourself […]

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Acknowledging and Dealing with Negative Emotions as a Caregiver

By Jessica Thomas October 12, 2020

Being a caregiver can be a very rewarding role, but it’s also one of the most taxing. Sometimes caregivers find themselves with negative emotions that can stem from the toll of caregiving, among other factors. It’s not uncommon for them to think something along the lines of “It’s fine, they’re my spouse/parent/sibling/grandparent, so I should […]

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What Are the Best 50th Birthday Gifts for Women?

By Margaret Manning October 12, 2020

What do women really want? That’s the question that many of us find ourselves asking as a friend approaches her 50th birthday. After all, 50 today is not what it was a generation or two ago. 50-year-old women today…

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