Psychotherapist Steve Hauptman reflects on why trying to control every part of life can mean tradeoffs—and how accepting them changed his response.
When You Can’t Get Everything Right At Once
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Financial Benefits Of Shared Housing For Seniors
A Seniors Guide report outlines how rent-sharing and household arrangements may ease expenses for older adults, while noting the need for careful matching.
I Don’t Know What Comes Next, But I’m Not Done Yet
After her husband’s medical emergency interrupted her writing, a Sixty and Me contributor says she has completed three books and is planning what comes next.
Why The Wrong Self-Help Resource Feels Stuck
A Sixty and Me report argues that self-help advice may miss the mark when it addresses a later life question before earlier ones are resolved.
Everything You Should Know About Emergency Doctors But Were Too Afraid To Ask
An emergency physician’s account examines decision-making, shift changes and variation in emergency care, while noting what the evidence cannot establish.
HomeWell’s Record-Breaking Growth Amid Trickier Client Acquisition
HomeWell has sold 33 franchise deals in 2026 and is targeting 40 new owners, as CEO Crystal Franz says client acquisition is getting harder.
Going to museums, movies, and theater may help your body stay younger
Research suggests that engaging in cultural activities like museums, movies, and theater may help slow biological aging, according to recent studies.
