Single Life in Later Life

For many mature women, life is a series of transitions—peri-menopause and menopause, children leaving home, divorce, career shifts, or simply a deep questioning of purpose. Society often overlooks this phase, leaving many women feeling disconnected and uncertain. Yet, this stage of life also holds immense potential for renewal, connection, and self-discovery.

Despite the growing number of single women navigating later life, loneliness is a significant challenge. A recent UK study found that 1 in 3 midlife women experience loneliness, often due to the loss of traditional social structures like family roles and work environments. Social media and digital interactions don’t always replace the deep, authentic connections we crave.

This is where intentional, small-group gatherings can transform this experience from one of isolation to empowerment.

Why Women Need Connection Now More Than Ever

We are wired for connection, yet midlife transitions often make it harder to form new relationships. Women who were once deeply engaged in raising children or careers may find themselves suddenly adrift, wondering, What’s next? The reality is that in this phase, we need community and support as much as ever—especially when dealing with emotional and hormonal changes that can impact mental health and self-esteem.

Studies show that small, in-person communities foster deeper relationships than large networks or online forums. By bringing women together in supportive groups, we create a space for shared wisdom, healing, and practical guidance through this new chapter.

Single life in later life isn’t a period of loss—it’s a time of profound rediscovery. By surrounding yourself with like-minded women in a supportive, enriching environment, you can move forward with confidence, purpose, and joy.

If this resonates with you, join us at COR for a weekend of transformation, connection, and celebration. Your best years are ahead—let’s embrace them together.