I was settling in for a long travel day on an airplane — when I found myself in one of those unexpectedly meaningful conversations that remind me why I do this work. The man sitting next to me was in his early 60s. He and…
When working with people with terminal illness, you’ve no doubt heard: “I don’t want to live like this anymore” “If Medical Aid in Dying isn’t available, I’ll find another way.” “I want help dying, but I don’t want people to think I killed myself.” “I…
You’ve heard of the situation where an older adult starts to experience depressive symptoms. They become withdrawn. Their mood starts to change. They become more tearful, more sad, more nostalgic, experiencing despair. And the family is out of sorts. They don’t know what to do.…
Last year, I had a cancer scare. During a routine colonoscopy, my doctor found a polyp. When I got the phone call from my GI doctor himself, and he said, “we found cancerous cells. We need you to come back for a second colonoscopy,” the…
What does it really take to build a national movement for mental health and aging? If you’ve ever had a big dream or felt a deep calling to change the world—especially for older adults—you know that the path to change is rarely straight, easy, or…
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