Boosting Your Happiness & Self-Esteem
Self-esteem is something that we all battle with, and it's a rollercoaster. We become aware of our self-image around adolescence, and that's when we're usually not confident. We're a pimply-faced…
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Golfing Benefits & Tips for Older Adults
Septuagenarian David Hon wants to inspire older adults and retirees to start playing golf - before, as he might say himself - it's too late. A sense of urgency and…
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Walking Soccer / Football Has Arrived
First established in England and becoming a widely recognized sport played across the globe, walking football (in the UK) or walking soccer (North America), allows older and less-able men and…
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Hiding the Pain - 8 Reasons Why
May 6-12 2019 is International Mental Health Week - Why do people wrestling with a serious mental or physical illness often hide it from friends and family, isolating themselves in…
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What to Say to Someone Who's Had a Stroke
If you're like most people, when you visit someone in the hospital who is seriously ill, you're frequently at a loss for what to say to them. If they're elderly…
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5 Reasons Why Seniors are More Prone to Addiction
Seniors struggle with addiction more than most people realize. (Photo: Sholto Ramsay via Unsplash) The (U.S.) National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence reports that nearly 2.5 million older adults…
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The Troubled Life and Loves of Virginia Woolf
Celebrated English publisher, writer and novelist Virginia Woolf was born January 25, 1882; her birth name was Adeline Virginia Stephen. (Virginia Woolf 1902 Photo: George C. Beresford) Virginia Woolf's father Sir Leslie…
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