Our Musings

Research suggests that both older adults and women are at risk for loneliness. Other factors also contribute to the loneliness equation.

Women take medical advice but granted—but women aren’t often represented in medical research. Therefore, we must be our own health advocate.

Raquel Ocando’s journey from architect to artist shows how mentors and friendships can have a profound effect on our creative success.

In our newest series, ISW explores research that pertains to older women. First up: a report on older women and finances.

Jenni de Jong believes that she’s coming into her own in her 50s. She’s finding her own uniqueness and embracing family, presence, & heart.

“Relaxation” is a deceptive term. We often aren’t truly relaxed—and we actually can invite ourselves to relax much more than we believe poss

Culture suggests the job market is all about the younger generation. Yet with proper preparation, older women can stand out and be hired.

Taking time to do a life review can help older women realize what they want—and then take steps on how to create their next chapter.

Sometimes we need to commit to creativity. Dare yourself to embrace a budding passion by investing time and money, and enjoy a little chaos.

Our body is a system—but modern medicine doesn’t always treat us that way. By taking appropriate steps, our health is protected as we age.