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Meditation for Older Adults

Meditation is a simple yet powerful way to support your emotional and physical well-being. Regular practice can help lower blood pressure, ease anxiety, and improve focus and sleep. From deep breathing and body scans to guided imagery and mindfulness, there are many styles to explore.
Meditation can help support your well-being both during times of high stress and every day. From death breathing for relaxation to guided imagery to boost creativity, explore the types of meditation that might work well for you.

Can Sleep Impact Your Health?

Sleep is critical for maintaining good health, yet it is often taken for granted. Adults should get seven to nine hours of sleep per night, but about 1 in 3 of us report not getting enough rest. Find out how quality sleep is connected to better health.

What Does Aging Mean to You?

We’d love to hear from you. Tell us about a moment, a person, or an experience that’s shaped how you see aging. Your story could be featured on NCOA.org or in our newsletters and social channels to inspire others across the country.

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Can Exercising Prevent Falls?

Anyone of any age or ability can get stronger and improve their balance. And staying strong and having good balance are especially important for older adults. Why?

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