The Art of the Third Act: Friendships over 60 require a different playbook
On shedding legacy obligations and building purposeful social circles that sustain cognitive and emotional health.
By KindredAge Editorial
Plain-language guides on staying well, memory changes, and social connection, with sources from the NHS and NIH.
On shedding legacy obligations and building purposeful social circles that sustain cognitive and emotional health.
Forgetting a name and remembering it later is common. Problems that get in the way of daily life are worth checking.
Strength and balance work twice a week, regular moderate activity, and less time sitting: small steps count.
Loneliness can affect anyone. Regular contact, shared activities and asking for help all make a difference.
Sleep patterns change with age, but being tired all the time is not normal. A steady routine is the place to start.