There is nothing like getting up without an alarm clock, having a cup of coffee, checking the TV news or the Internet, having some breakfast, going to the bathroom, checking your calendar, and THEN finally thinking about getting ready for the day.
Changes in memory can be a normal part of aging. But, ever wonder how you can help keep your mind sharp? Try out these expert-approved ideas!
Whether intentional or not, living alone at 50 and beyond usually raises the question – should you continue to live alone? And, well, the answer to that depends…
What are the types of dementia? And what should you do if you think you’re in the grips of cognitive decline?
At an age where Boomers should be slowing down, they have to speed up in order to deal with life. Many don’t even realize they’re experiencing burnout.
You can take care of yourself without stressing about finances. Here are 20 inexpensive (and FREE) self-care ideas for Boomers!
Some might say that to be human is to be anxious. To some degree, we all suffer from anxiety. However, when it starts to disrupt your life, that’s when you might have a problem.
Good news: there are pet-friendly assisted living facilities out there. The key is to find the perfect one for you!
Neuroscientists have found that dancing can slow down the brain’s aging process!
Picture this: You walk into a room with a certain task on your mind. You know that you went to the kitchen to…and your brain blanks. It’s like your thoughts have completely evaporated, leaving your brain dry and empty. You know you walked all the way to the kitchen to do something. You just can’t remember what that something is.
Some days, life feels like a total mess, right? Like everything’s spinning, and you’re just holding on for dear life. Here’s the truth—you can’t control it all (oh, how we wish!). But you can take a few small steps to feel a little more grounded. Turn down the outside noise, and give yourself space to actually hear your own thoughts. Need a starting point? Here are 7 super doable tips to help you get back on track when things feel out of whack.
Brain disorders, like dementia and Parkinson’s disease, affect billions across the globe. Fortunately, there are easy ways to keep our brains healthy!
Life is busy. From juggling schedules to managing responsibilities, we often forget to take a moment for ourselves. Relaxation isn’t just a luxury; it’s an incredibly important part of maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Yet, a whopping 75% of Americans reported experiencing symptoms of stress in just the last month alone.
Have you given yourself a break today? It’s not too late. Here’s how you can take some time for yourself out in nature.
Whether it’s five minutes or fifteen, take some time to make YOU a priority.






