Matters of the Heart
Each February, many people think about matters of the heart when it comes to Valentine’s Day. Before that special day, on the first Friday in February, American Heart Month is recognized. This is a time
Leisure Behavior
Sometimes, we run out of ideas to keep us ourselves involved in the “game” of life. Are you engaging in a leisure lifestyle? Some people think of leisure as time away from work or free-time
Seasons Of Grief By Pastor Kevin
Throughout my career I have had the distinct opportunity to walk with many people through seasons of grief. In addition, I personally have experienced my own seasons of grief at the passing of both of
How Old is Old?
That sounds like such a weird question! The definition of “old” varies over time, culture, and situation. It may depend on the age of the person defining the word. At 20-years-old, you may be called
Preventative Strategies for Maximizing Successful Aging
Successful aging is a subjective experience that each of us decides individually. What does it mean to you to age successfully? You may want to take some time to think about that for yourself. You
The Upside to Aging
We often laugh at the woes of aging, but we don’t often stop to think about the positives. Here are some incredible benefits and developments to getting older! A Happier Outlook & Sense of Accomplishment
New Year Resolutions for Seniors
Whether you’re a resolution-maker or not, try these five goals for the new year to help make a happier, healthier you! Exercise for at least 10 minutes every day This could be as easy as
Advice to Your Younger Self
If you could go back and meet yourself 10, 20, 30, even 50 years ago - what would you say? What life advice would you give your younger self? Would you help yourself avoid heartache?
Millennial & Aging Event
Last month we hosted our first ever Millennial event. After all, aging does not discriminate. And neither does caregiving. I share in my recent Letter From the CEO that according to a recent AARP study,
August Letter from the CEO
Older adults are contributing materially to our society as we work and live longer. Yet most folks hold negative views about aging. Even some baby boomers avoid talking about it, and tend to not identify