Falling in love initially – with a partner, yourself or a new city you now call home – is easy, says Yvonne Cassidy. Sustaining it is the real love story.
Read MoreMidlifers today are looking for different ways to nourish and flourish, rather than fall foul to the stereotypical midlife malaise.
Read More…without telling me you’re in your forties! Here are 10 things that identify Jennifer as a woman in her midlife. See if you relate.
Read MoreIf you’re reaching for wine to relax, research has some sobering things to say about the effects of alcohol on your brain in midlife (sorry).
Read MoreWhy ditching the dye and letting your grey hair grow out might well be the great act of midlife rebellion.
Read MoreWatching your parents age and worrying about what's eventually going to happen for them is a part of growing older many of us studiously try to avoid thinking about.
A career pivot can be life-changing, especially in midlife. Here are two Irish women’s stories on making the moves.
Read MoreIt’s taken Dearbhla Kelly until her midlife to really see that being beautiful is loving the skin you are actually in, not the skin you wish you were in.
Read MoreHow learning to mindfully weave gratitude into daily life can soothe both mundane and stressful situations.
Read MoreIt’s time we hire a marketing consultant for menopause because we aren’t crazy women, we are heroes, writes Jennifer Stevens.
Read MoreNow, more than ever, it’s time to raise your voice says Marie Kelly.
Read MoreTerri Cooper lives her life in full colour. This creative director, mum, stylist and colour analyst’s attitude to life in midlife is one you’ll certainly enjoy…
Read MoreDon’t see it as a chore, see it as a daily ritual that soothes and supports.
Read MoreChoosing love as a guiding force in life is complex and takes many forms, writes Syreeta Challinger.
Read MoreThe transformative effect for both body and mind of resuming sport in midlife. Despite the initial mental blocks.
Read MoreCultural activist, creative mentor and co-founder of The Trailblazery, Kathy Scott, writes on why she set up Moon Medicine Academy, a learning community for women, beloved by Toni Colette and Imelda May, that feels especially relevant and important for the world right now.
Read MoreAnd we need to talk about Stanley Tucci.
Read MoreA book by Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie gives Yahaira pause for thought on how she feels about her own identity and the place she calls home.
Read MoreCareer pivots and late bloomers and are more common in midlife than you might think. Take some inspiration from well-known women who made big switches in the direction of their dreams.
Read MoreReviewing our new relationship with beauty. And ourselves.
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