by Cynthia Germain In today’s workplace, the value of intergenerational friendships cannot be overstated. According to an insightful article from the Harvard Business Review, “Why We Need Intergenerational Friendships at Work,” these relationships foster mutual growth, enhance understanding, and drive productivity across age groups….
by Cynthia Germain The recent decision by President Joe Biden to withdraw from the race for the White House goes beyond political affiliations, touching on the universal themes of aging, legacy, and the profound respect we owe to those who have dedicated their lives…
by Cynthia Germain Recently, the U.S. Senate Special Committee on Aging released a comprehensive report titled “The Consequences of Clutter: How Hoarding Disorder Affects America’s Older Adults, First Responders, and Their Communities.” This report sheds light on the profound impact of hoarding disorder on…
by Cynthia Germain The 4th of July is a time of celebration, a day when communities come together to commemorate the birth of our nation with fireworks, parades, and barbecues. Amidst the patriotic spirit and vibrant festivities, it is essential to remember and include…
by Cynthia Germain The Department of Health Services (DHS) announced 37 grants were awarded to form or enhance a local coalition and develop innovative and relevant solutions that address the unique needs of local populations and communities related to social isolation. Do Good Door…
by Cynthia Germain We all know the saying “laughter is the best medicine,” but have you ever wondered if there’s any truth to it? Well, research has shown just how powerful a good laugh can be, especially for our senior community. Picture this: a…
by Cynthia Germain It goes without saying that as we get older, it’s really important to eat well and drink enough fluids. Good nutrition and staying hydrated can help you feel energetic, healthy, and active. But sometimes, eating and drinking enough can be difficult…
By Cynthia Germain There’s an interesting opportunity coming up this month presented by Midsummer’s Music, a local organization dedicated to bringing chamber music to Door County. On June 14th, they will be hosting a coffee talk with Dr. Maja Jurisic to discuss and demonstrate…
By Cynthia Germain The great weather that we have had leads well into Memorial Day, a long-celebrated holiday since 1868. Originally known as Decoration Day, it was instituted after the Civil War to commemorate the soldiers who perished in that devastating conflict. Over time,…
by Cynthia Germain There is no question that as we age, we wish to do so gracefully, maintaining our independence, well-being, and connections within our communities. Yet, for many of us, the path to healthy aging can seem fraught with challenges, from physical limitations…
