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Life Review Did you know? People over 70 are still developing!

According to David Solie, a psychologist specializing in geriatric medicine, elderly people are on “a journey” unrecognized by most others, including their children and professional caregivers. Unrecognized is the part that breaks my heart. “Many of us look at members of our parents’ generation and see a diminished version of the vibrant people we once knew,” he writes in his book, How to Say It to Seniors.[1] “Surely they aren’t developing anymore, because we can see them declining right before our eyes.”

Life Review Did you know? People over 70 are still developing!

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Life Review Did you know? People over 70 are still developing!

The 86th Texas Legislative Session kicked off
The 86th Texas Legislative Session kicked off

January 2019 Exhibitions & Public Programs
January 2019 Exhibitions & Public Programs

Arnold Foundation announces funding for first-of-its-kind addiction treatment rating system

The Writer’s Garret Spring Open House

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Enroll in self-paced program to earn a certificate in Nonprofit Management

Houston Arts Alliance (HAA) and Galveston Historical Foundation (GHF) today announced the start of a planning process for a regional arts preparedness and recovery system

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