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I Learned the Truth at 63

September 12, 2014 | Dr. Bill Thomas

When she was young, Janis Ian sang — “I learned the truth at seventeen”. Now that she is 63 things seem… different.

A Confluence of Elder Wisdom - ChangingAging

Where Does The Future Lie?

September 3, 2014 | Jude Meyers Thomas, ChangingAging Contributor

The past several years have led me farther and farther away from the pulse of activity relating to culture change in LTC. Although there is a part of me that misses being deeply involved, watching from the sidelines has given me a unique perspective on what is happening in the movement.

Writing Award Just For Caregiver Bloggers

August 27, 2014 | Kavan Peterson, Editor, ChangingAging.org

This week ChangingAging launches a partnership with the non-profit organization Caregifted.org to honor and highlight outstanding online writing about caregiving with the Caregifted Blog of the Week Award.

Diminishment

August 22, 2014 | David Goff, ChangingAging Contributor

I am wrestling with something that seems to be counter-intuitive, paradoxical and miraculous. Something that I have experienced personally, and something that it turns out is a part of the human experience. I’m talking about diminishment.

Are We Really on the Verge of Curing Aging? (Spoiler Alert: NO!)

August 20, 2014 | Kavan Peterson, Editor, ChangingAging.org

This week Katie Couric brings us the latest anti-aging media hype with the hyperbolic headling “There’s No Limit on the Human Lifespan”.

I'm Mad as Hell and I'm Not Going to Take it Anymore - ChangingAging

Lets Do Something About Ambient Despair

August 14, 2014 | Martin Bayne, ChangingAging Contributor

Here’s an idea for every residential aging facility that struggles with ambient despair that masks itself as “activity indifference” (the resident spends her entire day in her room or a chair in the main lobby avoiding activities and other residents).

Book Review: Aging Together – Dementia, Friendship and Flourishing Communities

August 8, 2014 | Martha Stettinius, ChangingAging Contributor

Books on dementia are usually addressed not to friends but to family caregivers or professionals. I approached this book with excitement because we rarely see the words “dementia,” “friendship” and “communities” together.

The Nine Principles of Dynamic Kindness

August 6, 2014 | Martin Bayne, ChangingAging Contributor

I learned that of all the techniques, healing systems, protocols, clinical trials, methodologies, and treatment plans, what works most reliably, most consistently, with the greatest rate of success is simple kindness.

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