Aging Horizons Bulletin

Archive 2010

March / April Issue

• Welcome to Aging Horizons Bulletin
• Interview: Celebrating the Power of Friendship
• Study: Forget Your Troubles, Join the Red Hatters.
• Report: Memo to Architects: Think Daring
• Interview: In Praise of Grandfathers
• Roundup

January / February Issue

• Welcome to Aging Horizons Bulletin
• Interview: The Art of Self-Cultivation
• Study: Lipstick, Always Lipstick
• Notable Book: The Creative Habit
• Interview: The Raging Grannies' Cheeky Protests for a Better World
• Roundup

Archive 2009

November / December Issue

• Welcome to Aging Horizons Bulletin
• Interview: Robot Companions For Older Adults
• New Book: Retire Retirement
• Study: Creating a Better Life For Older Drivers
• Interview: A Tour Guide of Life
• Roundup

September / October Issue

• Welcome to Aging Horizons Bulletin
• Interview: Choir Magic
• Study: 70 Years of Research Yields Surprising Results
• Legacy: Celebrating the Life of Thomas Berry
• Study: Love Between Grandparents and Grandchildren - A Many-Splendored Thing
• Interview: Expert Calls for New Aging Policy
• Roundup

July / August Issue

• Interview: Rediscovering a Sense of Wonder
• Study: Making End-Of-Life Choices
• AHB Dispatches: The Cuban Fisherman
• Study: Caring for Aging Parents Packs Powerful Punch
• Report: Older Workers Fight Back
• Roundup

May / June Issue

• Interview: Paul McCartney, Will You Write Us a New Song?
• Study: Winter Grace: Octogenarians On Growing Old
• Notable Books: Inspiring Readers for 30 Years
• Report: Bye-Bye Retirement
• Interview: The Power of Ritual To Transform Lives
• Roundup

March / April Issue

• Interview: Becoming a Forest-Dweller
• Study: Boomers on the Road to Conventional Old Age
• Notable Books: The Healing Power of Gardening
• Report: Singapore Goes Grey
• Interview: Leisure Pursuits, Pathways to Retirement Vitality
• Roundup

January / February Issue

• Interview: Older Geeks Mixing It Up on the Web
• Study: Scientists Say Mental Capital of Older Adults Underutilized
• New Book: Fun Workouts For the Brain
• AHB Dispatches: Celebrating Hope in Zambia
• Interview: Discovering the Possibilities of Aging Through Learning
• Roundup

Archive 2008

November / December Issue

• Interview: Looking For Someone to Record the Life Story of a Loved One? Here's What You Need to Know
• Report: The Truth About Old Age
• New Book: Celebrating the Gift of Years
• Study: How Novelty Spices Up Retirement
• Interview: Author on Aging as a Creative Art
• Roundup

September / October Issue

• Interview: Where Have All the Volunteers Gone?
• Study: Jewelry-Making Boosts Sense of Well-Being
• New Book: A Grandmother is Born
• Study: Reaching Out to Older Husband-Caregivers
• Interview: Enduring Legacies - Falling the Opeongo Road
• Roundup

July / August Issue

• Interview: A Nursing Home You Wouldn't Mind Moving To
• Study: 'As Long as I Am Living There Will be Shagging'
• New Book: The Poetics of Aging
• Report: Sources of Strain in Women's Friendships
• Roundup

May / June Issue

• Interview: Pioneering Black Woman Proves Dreams Have No Expiry Date
• Report: Discovering Spirituality Through Music
• Books: Writing Your Own Story
• Interview: Lesbians Aging Happily
• Study: Women Divided on Use of Cosmetic Surgery
• Roundup

March / April Issue

• Interview: New Adventures For Older Women
• Study: Decision to Leave Workforce Tough for Males
• New Book: Shedding Light On Older Adulthood
• Interview: Dressing Up and Having Fun
• Report: New Trend Leads to Opportunities for Personal Growth
• Roundup

January / February Issue

• Interview: Celebrating Life After 60
• Report: Trading In the Rocking Chair For Life on the Road
• New Book: Are You Ready For Your Encore Career?
• UK Physician Launches Time Bank to Help Patients
• Study: Playing the Love Card in Later Life
• Roundup

Archive 2007

November / December Issue

• Interview: Aging Well Requires "A Good Strong Story"
• Report: Older Widows Building New Lives
• New Book: The Amazing, Changing Brain
• Study: Canadians Aged 75 to 104 Share Tips for Living Long and Keeping Well
• Interview: Australians Reach Out to Future Generations
• Roundup

September / October Issue

• Interview: Personality is a Driving Force Behind Successful Aging
• Report: Researchers Stoke Debate on Brain Health
• New Book: Using a Portfolio to Navigate Life After 50
• Study: Discovering New Ways to Boost Your Creativity
• Interview: Award-Winning Scientist Shares New Coaching Tool
• Roundup

July / August Issue

May / June Issue

• Interview: What's Wrong With Our Current Images of Aging?
• New Book: Sherwin Nuland on The Art of Aging
• Study: Age Revolution Gives Rise to New Life Stage
• New Trend: Late-Life Divorce on the Rise
• Portrait: Rosaleen Dickson: Cyberspace Trailblazer and Inspiring Learner
• Roundup

March / April Issue

• Interview: Harvard Professor Envisions Good Old Age Nurtured in Community
• Study: How Older Widowers Adjust to New Life
• Study: Older Single Women Happy and Socially Productive
• Survey: Boomers Count Midlife Blessings
• Interview: In Search of Beauty in Later Life
• Roundup

January / February Issue

• 100 Years Old and Still a Beginner
• Study: The Challenge of Growing Old in a Foreign Country
• Are You Ready for the Power Years?
• Greater Social Contact, Not a Remedy for Loneliness: Finnish Study
• Interview: Canada's Aging Population: Mark of Success Or Serious Threat?
• Roundup

Archive 2006

November / December Issue

• Interview: Creating Footprints of Delight
• The Longevity Revolution: We've Only Just Begun
• Remember Our Grandchildren's Plea for Peace
• Interview: Linda Edelstein on the Art of Midlife
• How to Meet the Challenge of Aging in the Family
• Roundup

September / October Issue

• Interview: How to Create a Culture That Values the Old
• Caring for Aging Parents Can Improve Mental Health
• Another Chance at Love - Starting Again at 50 +
• Pathways to Optimal Aging
• Faith Important in Lives Of Older Adults, Study Suggests
• Roundup

July / August Issue

May / June Issue

• What Will It Mean To Be Old Two Decades Into the 21st Century?
• Protecting Our Planet: Honouring the Seven Generations
• Elderwomen of the World Unite: Interview
• The Butterfly Effect - One Small Step, A World of Difference
• Accompanying Our Parents Into Old Age
• On The Web

March / April Issue

• Memo to Care Providers: Focus on Older Adults' Strengths
• The Treasures We Keep: Author
• The Possibilities of Age
• Daring Second Acts
• Hearts of Gold
• On the Web

January / February Issue

• Interview: Choosing Simplicity at Midlife
• In Search of Your Dream Job
• How Women Are Using Midlife Angst to Pursue New Opportunities
• Canadian Boomers Get Aging Report Card
• Doing the Grandparent Gig
• On the Web

Archive 2005

November / December Issue

• John W. Gardner and the Art of Self-Renewal
• Still Imagining a Better World
• The Power of Friendship
• Wellness Information Tips
• From Our Readers

September / October Issue

July / August Issue

• Scientist Sees Growing Acceptance of Faith-Health Link as Evidence Piles Up
• Grooving with Postmenopausal Zest
• Still Peddling the Back Roads of the World at 73
• How Resilient Are You?
• Leaving an Environmental Legacy
• Wellness Information Tips
• Reader's Corner

May / June Issue

• Landmark Study Uncovers Surprising Guideposts to Aging Well
• Growing Old: "Something Worth Trying To Do Well"
• Legislation Required to Regulate Retirement Homes
• Grandpa Fosters Sense of Wonder
• Why Ageism is a Problem
• London Meeting Tackles the Changing Landscape of Retirement
• With a Little Help From Older Parents
• Subscriber's Corner

March / April Issue

• Are You Making the Most of Your Thirty-Year Life Bonus?
• The Challenge Facing Fiftysomething Women
• Will the Baby Boomers Transform Aging?
• On the Web
• Findings show Patients and Families Not in Agreement on Disclosure of Health Information
• Learning Is the Best Medicine
• Subscriber's Corner
• Linking Mental Fitness and Healthy Aging
• New Diabetes Care Card Welcomed

January / February Issue