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Spirituality, Aging, and Inner Peace After 60

The transition into the seventh decade of life is often described as a journey toward the “inner horizon.” While the earlier years are dominated by external achievements, building careers, and raising families, the years after sixty offer a profound opportunity to look inward. This phase of life is not merely a chronological milestone; it is…
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Memory Loss in Ageing: Normal Forgetfulness or a Red Flag?

Memory loss in ageing is a concern that many older adults and their families quietly struggle with. Misplacing items, forgetting names, or needing more time to recall information can feel unsettling—but are these changes a normal part of growing older, or do they signal something more serious? Understanding the difference between age-related forgetfulness and early…
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Aging Gracefully: The Role of Counseling in Later Life

Aging is an inevitable journey, but aging gracefully is a conscious process that involves emotional balance, psychological strength, and a sense of continued purpose. While physical health often becomes the central focus in later years, mental and emotional well-being play an equally critical role in determining quality of life. Counseling in later life is not…


