Psychology Says People in Their 60s and 70s Who Keep Handwritten Address Books Are Protecting Relationships They Value
Most contact information is now stored inside smartphones, cloud accounts and social media profiles. However, many adults…
Psychology Says The Loneliest Years After 65 Begin When You Are Still Loved But No Longer Needed
Loneliness after 65 does not always look like an empty house, a silent phone, or a blank…
Psychology Says People Who Stay Sharp in Later Life Keep Participating in the World
Some older adults remain unusually sharp, observant, and mentally present well into their seventies and eighties. Their…
Psychology says people who go through their 40s and 50s without a partner to lean on don’t become closed off—they quietly develop the ability to carry their own emotional weight without needing anyone to fix it
No one handed me a guidebook when I was growing up. You learned by making mistakes first,…
Psychology suggests many people over 70 who watch TV for hours may be coping with the loss of routine, purpose, and feeling needed
Last week, I called my friend Ruth right at 3 PM—precisely when her favorite courtroom show begins.…
