Dance Classes for Parkinson’s Patients
Parkinson’s patients find relief — and fun — through dance classes created just for them.
Author: Lynne Snierson
Advice for Seniors on Updating Your Wardrobe
Trends change, so consider ditching what you’ve always worn for a new style.
Transitioning Into Retirement
You’ve clocked out of your career and finally reached the stage where you’ve put the daily grind behind. But don’t assume that retired life will be a big proverbial bowl of cherries with days spent happily on the greens lowering your golf handicap or merrily sailing into technicolor sunsets on Golden Pond. Here are some tips for handling the reality of retirement.
Stopping Abuse
Elder abuse is more common than you might think. Here are some steps that you can take to prevent it.
The Hidden Patients
Forty-four million Americans currently find themselves in the role of unpaid caregiver, which comes with a myriad of responsibilities and stresses. Here is some important first-person advice for how to find support.
Planning for Retirement
It's never too early to start thinking about saving for retirement.
Galloping to the Rescue
Animal rescue is not an easy calling, and when it comes to horses, the difficulties are compounded due to expense and specialized care. Thankfully, there are those who rise to the challenge time and time again.
Looking to God As We Age
The importance of turning to faith or spirituality as we get older.
The Difficulties That Come With Solo Aging
Solo agers face unique challenges as their needs begin to change.
Tips for Aging in Place
For seniors who want to stay in their homes, renovations and other changes are a must.
