Living With Grief
Even though every single one of us will experience grief during our lifetimes, several misconceptions about it have burrowed their way into our public consciousness. … Read More »Living With Grief
Even though every single one of us will experience grief during our lifetimes, several misconceptions about it have burrowed their way into our public consciousness. … Read More »Living With Grief
Outside factors like school, jobs, kids, and partners can shape our sleep schedules at different points in life. Add environmental factors that can either help… Read More »What’s Your Sleep Pattern?
While providing unpaid care for a friend or loved one so they can remain at home can certainly be rewarding, it’s also demanding, and sometimes… Read More »How to Help a Caregiver Friend
One in four. That’s how many Canadians—an estimated 7.63 million in total—aged 15 or older who are are living with chronic pain. The proportion is… Read More »Chronic Pain
Could you or someone you love be living with undiagnosed ADHD at age 55 or beyond? While it’s widely viewed as a childhood condition, in… Read More »Older Adults and ADHD
Oh, to be able to wake up on your own body’s schedule, with the luxury of doing whatever tickles your fancy in the day ahead.… Read More »Transitioning to Retirement
Some men find themselves at loose ends after retirement, especially if they’ve always defined themselves by what they do for a living. And if they… Read More »Men Helping Men: Men’s Sheds
Maybe it’s because after a number of years together, each member of a couple starts to assume they can read the other’s mind. Whatever the… Read More »Retirement Planning for Two
Who couldn’t use a tool for managing chronic stress, especially since the start of the pandemic? Arguably, there has never been a better time to… Read More »Mindfulness Meditation
One in three. That’s how many Canadians aged 65 to 74 are living with some degree of hearing loss, which is a risk factor for… Read More »Look After Your Hearing