Category: Recommended Reading

Last month, I shared how many of my lady friends have been asking me to identify creative solutions for living arrangements as we age. Intergenerational living, especially on a college campus, is an option I would appreciate having in my community. Here is a great piece about this topic, as well as a link to an organization… Read on…

Not only clients, but many lady friends have been asking me to identify creative solutions for living arrangements as we age. Here are links to some interesting examples: The Village Model: Current Trends, Challenges, and Opportunities 70-Year-Old Woman Invests $150,000 and Builds All-Female Tiny Home Community in Texas Dutch nursing home offers rent-free housing to students CoHousing… Read on…

Here are two fabulous articles that address moral injury and burnout. The Moral Crisis of America’s Doctors Responding to Burnout and Moral Injury Among Clinicians Read on…

The topic of Longevity is being discussed in several publications. Here is one that focuses on 5 Daily Habits That Improve Longevity, According to Experts. This one is long but worth reading. It focuses on complex research and starts with the question: Why are babies born young?  This reporter did a good job summarizing Medigap Plans — another complex program. Read on…

Over the past two months, I attended the Simmons Women’s Leadership Conference and the Massachusetts Health Care Advocates (MAHCA) Spring Symposium. Both events were fabulous and generated positive feedback about being physically together with speakers, colleagues, and friends. When coaching young professionals, I always discuss the importance of relationships in work environments. I am fortunate that I still have a “best friend”… Read on…