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    Stride Right: Tips For Taking A Walk This Spring

    The weather has finally turned to Spring (and in many areas it may already feel like Summer). And maybe you’ve decided that it’s time to get back out for a daily walk: to get some exercise, connect with nature, maybe clear your mind and boost your mood. All of these…

    A Little Goes A Long Way: Lowering Your Dementia Risk With Small Lifestyle Changes

    We certainly live in interesting times when it comes to dementia. On the one hand, the number of people diagnosed with dementia is expected to double by the year 2060, and it’s currently estimated that about 42% of the population over 55 will eventually be diagnosed with some type of…

    A Change Of Scenery: Is Now Your Time To Travel?

    For so many of us, the idea of traveling in our later years has been a bedrock concept. In our younger days, we may have lacked the time, money, or courage to set out and see the world, but in our later years, the world is our oyster, so to…

    Invisible No More: How Women Over 50 Are Building Community, Conversation, and Connection By Lillian Taylor

    By Lillian Taylor   Hi, I’m Lillian Taylor — founder of Women With(out) Partners (WWP), a growing Facebook community created to support, connect, and empower midlife and mature women navigating life with or without a partner.    Across our culture, women over 50 often face a quiet but lingering form…

    Creature Comfort: Does A Pet Make Sense For This Stage Of Your Life?

    If you know, you know. That is, if you’re a pet owner (dog, cat, or other), having a pet in your life is usually a non-negotiable, deeply pleasurable experience (while not denying the responsibilities of pet ownership). The dilemma is, for those of us getting on in years, owning and…

    More Muscle: Strength Training For A Longer, Healthier Life

    It’s no secret that as we get older, we lose muscle mass and strength, which can cause the loss of mobility and independence, and negatively affect our quality of life. Strong muscles are implicated in so much of what keeps us going as we age: Muscles help preserve our balance,…