For individuals with Alzheimer’s disease, the home should be a safe sanctuary that can be easily adaptable as needs change. Due to the increased risk of injuries at home, steps must be taken to create the most comfortable and safe environment. We’ve put together four…
Austin Perlmutter, MD Here’s what the brain science says about how to rewire your brain! Your brain is constantly changing itself. With each passing moment, your billions of neurons change the number and strength of their trillions of connections. Beyond these fascinating changes, our brains…
How Do You Bring Joy Into Your Days? The most important thing is that we need to keep moving – indoors and outdoors. I enjoy walking, cycling, playing golf, dancing … exercise of any kind. Also, I take every chance I get to say “How…
At the beginning of the pandemic, Ageless Grace became a lifeline for me, having just done the Educator training last Fall. It resets my joy button, and releases built-up things. I like to do it in the morning while the coffee is brewing, before heading to…
Hello my name is Joanne Richard and I am a Certified Ageless Grace Educator in Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada. I have used Ageless Grace in so many aspects of my life and have found outstanding results. This past June I was rear-ended by another vehicle and…
Denise, I wanted to let you know how Ageless Grace is working for the residents at the Creekside Memory Care Residence. I have class 3 to 4 times a day, about 20 minutes each, and then we sing a little Gospel Music. Each cottage that I…
Educator Alison Singharath was featured recently on CTV News Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. CLICK HERE to watch her interview.
Elaine was certified as an Ageless Grace Educator in December 2020 and she has been growing Ageless Grace by leaps and bounds in Newfoundland, Canada. Aging gracefully has always been a desire for me. Coming from a movement background of belly dancing since 2006 and…
On December 31st, 2019, Jenna retired after 38 years running her own Chiropractic office. She was a mild-mannered chiropractor by day and a wild motivational speaker after the sun went down! Since retirement she says that her three greatest loves are: 1) Her husband, Ed,…
MIT Technology Review, Bonnie Tsui, August 22, 2022 We’ve often thought about muscle as a thing that exists separately from intellect—and perhaps that is even oppositional to it, one taking resources from the other. The truth is, our brains and muscles are in constant conversation…
From Dr. David Perlmutter Sadly, despite incredible advances in our ability to treat so many challenging health threats, we are virtually empty handed as it relates to Alzheimer’s disease. So, it really makes sense to do everything we possibly can to learn about preventative…
I’m so pleased and honored to be invited to be on a panel at 6:25 PM Eastern Time (3:25 PM Pacific Time) for International Women’s Day on March 8th. I hope that you will tune in on Tuesday throughout the day to be part of…
By Matt Fuchs from The Washington Post July 12, 2021 at 8:00 a.m. EDT If you’re interested in staying healthy as you age — and living longer — you might want to add a different set of muscles to your workout routine: your creative ones.
Last March, as the coronavirus raged across Italy, something remarkable happened. To raise one another’s spirits in the midst of stay-at-home orders, people started breaking into song from their windows and balconies. Before we knew it, impromptu communal singing would spring up in other places…
This article originally appeared in the New York Times on Nov. 23, 2020. By Dr. Lisa Feldman Barrett, psychologist, and neuroscientist. Five hundred million years ago, a tiny sea creature changed the course of…