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Maintaining our independence as we age is a critical factor – not just for practical reasons, but also for emotional and physical well-being. For many individuals independence helps older adults retain a sense of identity and control over their lives. Making one’s decisions—about where to live, health care, when to give up driving, their social life and how to allocate their finances is key to their confidence, self-esteem and emotional resilience.

Welcome to the First Edition of the Purposeful Aging  Newsletter! We’re thrilled to introduce the first issue of Purposeful Aging —a...

Wisdom often involves recognizing injustices and striving for a fairer society. While individuals may have different perspectives on how...

18th Century Philosopher Edmond Burke noted that “The first and simplest emotion we discover in the human mind is curiosity.”  Curiosity...

Ancient wisdom can change your life and the way you perceive aging.  Two thousand years ago Aristotle wrote the most important book on...

To have a successful blog, I’ve been told that a person needs to be passionate about their topic, and also enjoy writing.  Happily, I can...