See. Hear. Now.
See. Hear. Now.We all want to make a positive difference through what we do in our lives. Having a purpose helps us live longer with better mental and physical health.Do […]
See. Hear. Now.We all want to make a positive difference through what we do in our lives. Having a purpose helps us live longer with better mental and physical health.Do […]
I’m Learning How to Prevent Fallingby Robin Bush, ISR CommunicationsEight years ago, I fell slipping on our outdoor stairs. Down I went, hitting my back on the stairs and landing […]
Find Your Summer Reading! – by Sno-Isle LibrariesIt’s time to start working on your summer reading list! Whether vacationing, enjoying a beach day, or relaxing in the backyard hammock, this […]
Healthy Aging Part 6: Acceptanceby Robin BushISR CommunicationsAcceptance takes courage. As a child, perhaps we had to learn to accept that our strength might not be in art, even though […]
Not Giving In or Giving Upby Robin Bush, ISR CommunicationsB.J. Miller, MD, a palliative care physician at the University of California, San Francisco, Cancer Center, had his lower legs and […]
New Veterans Digital Navigator ProgramGlenda’s Tip of the Month: Washington State Department of Veterans Affairs has launched the new Digital Navigator Program (DNP) to connect Veterans and their families to […]
Accepting and Transforming Loneliness for Healthy Aging by Charles LaFond – ISR Senior Development Director Loneliness and isolation are not identical, but together, they can be as bad for one’s […]
Healthy Aging Part 5: Defeating Ageism by Robin Bush, ISR CommunicationsAgeism was coined in 1968, and defined as prejudicial attitudes and policies that perpetuate negative stereotypes toward older people. Over […]
Aging Unboundby Katheryn Howell, ISR Senior Director of Community ProgramsEstablished in 1963, Older Americans Month (OAM) is celebrated every May. Led by the Administration for Community Living (ACL), OAM is […]