For many of us older folks, the holiday season often brings more stress than joy, especially when we feel the pressure of keeping up holiday traditions. In this month's blog, I explore how letting go of former responsibilities and embracing new age-appropriate roles allows us to focus on what matters: our time together. Join me in reclaiming the joy of the holidays!

As we navigate through the complexities of life, one thing becomes abundantly clear: age is just a number, and happiness can be found at every stage. In this month's blog, I explore the often-overlooked joys and challenges of living beyond 85, what I call the Fourth Act of life. Join me as we explore the importance of acceptance, mindfulness, and the value of living in the present.

As summer unfolds, it's the perfect time to embrace life's simple pleasures. In my latest blog, I'll share my insights on how to truly savor these fleeting moments, offering a heartfelt guide to revitalizing our daily experiences. From the tranquility of water’s edge to the joy of sauntering through nature, discover six cherished summer pastimes that can enrich your life. This reflection is not just about activities; it's a reminder to slow down, appreciate the present, & f

As we age, many of us anticipate a simpler, more peaceful life once we leave behind the demands of work and family. However, our reality can often be quite different. In this month's blog, I explore three key issues faced by seniors: managing schedules, tackling excess possessions, and finding peace of mind. With practical tips and insights, this piece encourages a more mindful approach to daily life, helping to cultivate tranquility and joy in our later years.

As we navigate the journey of aging, it's common to focus on the challenges that come with growing older, such as physical ailments and societal expectations. However, there is a wealth of positive aspects that accompany aging today, making it a good time to be older. With increased opportunities for learning and personal growth, as well as the luxury of time to explore our interests, older adults today are finding joy and fulfillment in their later years.

The power of kindness shines brightly, especially among older adults. This blog explores recent research on the positive impacts of kindness

Reaching the age of 90 has come with a unique set of reflections and insights, blending both the joys and challenges of a long life.

Explore two attitudes that hamper our happiness: refusing to adapt to our changing circumstances and refusing the help that we need.

Many of us feel dispirited in the face of uncertainty. This month I share four methods for calming yourself when you're feeling overwhelmed.

Discover how to live better after 70 by managing hearing loss. Learn from firsthand experiences & practical tips for improved communication.

All of us dread aging to some degree, but our elder years can be a positive period of continued vitality, engagement, and fulfillment.

Let's explore the question of "what's too old" and alternative ways we could structure work, learning, and leisure at different ages.

Strengthening our bonds and staying connected benefits our health and well-being. But how do we manage when the road gets bumpy with age?

Change can be difficult to handle as we age. Here I share five do's & don'ts to help you manage stress in the face of unexpected change.

Many of us struggle to understand the meaning of transgender & nonbinary. Here is my journey of increasing awareness & openness to learn.

I’ve been watching the attack on women’s rights with growing alarm—we should all be worried. Action can help our feelings of powerlessness.

How often have you thought, “I wish I knew that when I was younger?” Being alive means we are constantly learning, growing, and adapting.

In this blog, I will look at the impact the ongoing pandemic has had on inducing helplessness in us. And what to do about it.

Sometimes I’m asked, “What is the best thing I can do to age well?” My answer today is: "Practice mindfulness and daily meditation.”

Clinging to independence when you are suffering is dangerously risky behavior. Part of aging well is accepting the help you require.