In an interview with the magazine Mezza, author Heleen van Royen discusses aging, her management of bipolar disorder, and her decision to undergo transition therapy. She reflects on self-acceptance and the benefits of gaining life experience as she gets older.
Sixteen-year-old Zoë has published a poetry collection titled 'De Grote Deuren' about her experiences with academic and social pressure during high school. The book, which originated from her schoolwork and personal journals, documents her struggles with mental health and the challenges of explaining her absence to peers.
Elderly psychologist Frans Hoogeveen argues that nursing homes should break the taboo surrounding intimacy and romantic relationships among residents with dementia. He emphasizes that the happiness and well-being of the patient should be the priority, even when these relationships create conflict with family members.
On September 26, the organization Club Rauw is hosting a Sip & Paint event in Amsterdam for young adults who are grieving the loss of a loved one. The initiative aims to bring together young people to share experiences while engaging in creative activities.
Rose Vollmer, a 37-year-old nurse, has gained social media popularity by sharing lighthearted and joyful videos from her work in elderly care. Her content, which highlights the positive aspects of caring for the elderly, aims to challenge perceptions about aging and bringing happiness to residents.
Singer René Froger has announced that he must scale back his professional activities due to health reasons after being diagnosed with the autoimmune disease polymyositis. He expressed that it is difficult for him to accept his body's requirement for rest.
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