Calming Parkinson’s
While no one would ask for a neurodegenerative disease, especially the second most common one after Alzheimer’s, there are many treatment options available for people who are diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease (PD). Although a PD diagnosis is understandably scary,...
The Winter Issue of Today’s Transitions is Out!
In this issue of Today’s Transitions, we’re helping you make some major life decisions — but in a mindful way. Read our Win in the Game of Later Life feature to find out how to make decisions that will have a positive impact on you and your loved ones. Plus, learn...
Finding Your Way Through Grief
By Carrie Vittitoe Dealing with grief isn’t like following a souffle recipe; there are no detailed must-follow steps that proceed in a specific order. When Elisabeth Kubler-Ross proposed the Grief Cycle model in 1969, she attempted to explain the myriad emotions...
How to Make a Visit Meaningful: A balloon might be a perfect thing to take
By Megan S. WillmanWhen Katherine Autin’s husband was diagnosed with Parkinson’s in 2004, she didn’t know much about the disease except for what she had heard from stars like Michael J. Fox and Muhammad Ali. Faced with this mysterious and complicated disease,...
Why Read Today’s Transitions?
Do your parents or grandparents need some extra help simplifying their lives? You can find great ideas on navigating your way through your situation by reading the latest issue of Today’s Transitions magazine. Here are a few more reasons you’ll want to read the summer...
