Positive Ageing
Turning Back Time – How to Reverse Ageing
Wouldn’t it be nice to turn back the clock and be young again? Back in 1979, a Harvard psychologist by the name of Ellen Langer
Liz Koh
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How to Have an Extraordinary Retirement
Your retirement can be anything you want it to be. It is up to you whether you want to your retirement to be ordinary or
Liz Koh
Positive Ageing
Inspired Not Retired – People Working Past 65
If I told you there’s a good chance you’ll live to 100, you might feel a flicker of delight — quickly followed by questions. Will I
Stewart Forsyth
Positive Ageing
Discover Your Purpose in Retirement
For many retirees, finding a new purpose in life after retirement is a challenge. This is particularly true for people whose identity is very tied
Liz Koh
Positive Ageing
Joy Cowley releases latest book at age 88
Much loved Kiwi children’s author Joy Cowley has touched the reading lives of many Kiwis. Now aged 88 and technically blind, she recently released her
Sonia Speedy
Healthy Living
Why singing is so good for you
Around 11,000 singers recently descended on Auckland, in what has been described as ‘the Olympics of singing’, and the largest choral music event New Zealand
Sonia Speedy
Positive Ageing
Why are seniors now happier than the young?
New Zealand is one of four countries in which the young are getting more unhappy, particularly in comparison to the over 60s, according to the
Sonia Speedy
Positive Ageing
How to avoid becoming ‘beige’ as you age
Wellington-based writer Frances Manwaring is urging seniors to avoid allowing society’s judgement to push them into the “railway siding of invisibility”. Her new book Never
Sonia Speedy
Positive Ageing
Bridging the generations with robots
“You never outgrow curiosity,” says Tūhura Otago Museum Science Engagement Manager Jessa Barder, who is currently creating a new program to see Dunedin teenagers and
Sonia Speedy
Positive Ageing
Improving Our Mental Function
There is no question that cognition declines with age. Mild cognitive impairment (MCI) is a feature of an increasing number of people as they age
Dr Doug Wilson
Positive Ageing
Position Your CV to Avoid Ageism
From time to time we hear the word ‘ageism’. This can come from within organisations or through the media. Fortunately, I haven’t heard it a
Cynthia Munro
Positive Ageing
Born to be Wise
We are all born to be wise. Our brains are wired with the potential for wisdom at birth. As we age, we can develop that
Janis Grummitt
