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Relationships Mending broken trust When trust is broken, it does not need to be the end of a relationship. Much can be learned from staying in a relationship and learning from the conflict situation. Read more	0	Olderiswiser Editorial
Relationships The reality of caring for someone with dementia – stressful but rewarding too Warren Donnellan argues that by promoting resilience and the positive and rewarding aspects of care-giving for people with dementia, we can help to improve the day-to-day lives of both carers and the people they care for. Read more	0	Olderiswiser Editorial
Relationships The go-getting girl gang battling to end Empty Chair Syndrome How four bereaved women came together to provide a big comfort blanket of friendship and support after losing their partners. Read more	0	Olderiswiser Editorial
Relationships Social care Japanese style – what we can learn from the world’s oldest population Iza Kavedžija examines the lessons to be learned from Japanese social care policies and urges the government to add transparency to long-term plans for coping with the UK's ageing population. Read more	0	Olderiswiser Editorial
Relationships Researchers find a knowledge gap between millennials and over 55s The number of feet in a yard, how to wire a plug - and working out multiplication without a calculator are among the things older people are more likely to know than millennials, a study has found. Read more	0	Olderiswiser Editorial
Relationships Teaching grandchildren to speak Frequently there's a special bond between grandparents and grandchildren which provides an ideal launchpad for Child Language Development reports Michael Edwards Read more	0	Michael Edwards
Relationships 10 steps to take some of the financial pain out of divorce The first working Monday of the year has been dubbed Divorce Day. If you are considering a split also consider the potential cost. Read more	0	Olderiswiser Editorial
Relationships Christmas quarrels will see thousands disinherited by January Thousands of people will spend the festive season secretly plotting to cut relatives out of their Will, according to a new study. Read more	0	Olderiswiser Editorial
Relationships Women more likely than men to lose interest in sex Has biased reporting of a recent report into lack of interest in sex unfairly treated women? NHS Choices Behind the Headlines investigates. Read more	0	Olderiswiser Editorial
Relationships How to settle social care funding once and for all Janette Rutterford says the Dilnot Report's findings on social care costs and caps must be implemented. Read more	0	Olderiswiser Editorial
Relationships Society actually does want policies that benefit future generations Are we living today at the expense of future generations - should we instead be limiting our consumption of global resources and safeguarding the planet for our grandchildren? Read more	0	Olderiswiser Editorial
Relationships Funeral choices shun formality Funerals are traditionally regarded as sombre ceremonies, new research has revealed that modern Brits are shunning the conventional formalities in favour of a more upbeat occasion. Read more	0	Olderiswiser Editorial
Relationships Why we become more forgetful with age – and what you can do about it Regular exercise key to maintaining memory and cognitive ability in later life. Writes Vanessa Loaiza. Read more	0	Olderiswiser Editorial
Relationships Half a century of homelessness in the UK – here's what has changed In 1966, the BBC drama Cathy Come Home radically changed the way society thinks about homelessness. So how would Cathy fare today? Graham Bowpitt considers. Read more	0	Olderiswiser Editorial
Relationships Is there a natural limit to how long humans can live? Richard Faragher, Professor of Biogerontology at the University of Brighton, asks is there an intrinsic maximum limit to human lifespan or not? Read more	0	Olderiswiser Editorial
Relationships How to arrange care at home Arranging personal care services for an elderly person in his or her own home. Read more	0	Gareth Hargreaves
Relationships Snoring and sleep loss: a room of one's own The secret to a happy and refreshed marriage could be sleeping in separate bedrooms, says Michael Wale Read more	0	Michael Wale
Relationships Empty nest syndrome: what to do when the kids fly When the children finally grow up and leave home, the silence they leave behind can be terrible for parents to deal with. But, its out painful duty to help them on their way so that they can grow as individuals. Read more	0	Diane Priestley
Relationships People in their eighties have sex – get over it David Lee, Age UK Research Fellow at University of Manchester writes society’s view of late-life sexuality is wrong – most elderly have regular intercourse Read more	0	Olderiswiser Editorial
Relationships Age invisible - professional shelf-life by perceived sexual desirability Warning very strong language Ageism in broadcast media is not an issue for men - so why are there so few older women? This satirical sketch explains all... Read more	0	Olderiswiser Editorial
Relationships Sex addiction affects brain in 'same way as drugs' NHS Choices Behind the Headlines service examines behind recent newspaper screamer 'Is compulsive sexual behaviour comparable to drug addiction?” Read more	0	Gareth Hargreaves
Relationships Care standards: How do we solve the problem of elder care? In spite of ever more older people needing home or residential care, the British public seems unwilling to foot the bill or take steps to safeguard themselves in later life Read more	0	Anthony Page
Relationships The important role of grandparents Grandparents play a significant role in the upbringing of children. Diane Priestley reflects on how her own parents had loving input into her two children, now successful young adults. Read more	0	Diane Priestley
Relationships Dating in later life: don't be desperate and dateless! Dating the second time around can be traumatic. But it can be rewarding in itself Read more	0	Diane Priestley
Relationships Women prefer miserable men Ladies these days, it seems, like their heroes rather Byronic or at least somewhat irritable and frowning Read more	2	50connect Promotions
Relationships Women with jobs apparently don't have sex Career women are dull, whereas unemployed women have all the fun, if not all the money - or so the reports say Read more	2	50connect Promotions
Relationships Least convincing cry for help ever Such tragedy! Such pathos! Such horror! This poor afflicted soul must surely go to bed each night, smiling... Read more	0	50connect Promotions
Relationships Beer and oafing - the time and place to be adult We all need our own place to be ourselves Read more	0	Alexander Hay
Relationships What’s in a name? Kids today are being blessed or cursed by their parents' idea of an individual name. Is it acceptable to call a boy Nebechudnezzar or a girl Ikea? Allan McLachlan shames the names. Read more	0	50connect Promotions
Relationships Modern manners: I'm sure I left them here somewhere... I have just become a grandfather. Already I despair about how my grandchildren will grow up amid the lax manners and slipping standards of the modern world. Read more	0	Anthony Martin