Love After Loss: The Courage to Find Love After Widowhood
May 6, 2020
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to be married for more than 50 years, become a widow, then have the courage to put yourself out there and find love
Grief and Loss During COVID (Part 2): Forced to Grieve Without a Funeral
April 29, 2020
Lauren Dykovitz was sitting vigil by her mom’s bedside while she was on hospice with end stage Alzheimer’s Disease during COVID. Lauren would imagine people lining up out the door
Grief and Loss During COVID (Part 1): Anticipatory Grief and Ambiguous Loss
April 22, 2020
Has your older loved one been in the hospital since the Coronavirus Pandemic and not allowed to have family by their side to comfort and advocate for them? This
Older Adults, Families, and Senior Care Communities Working Together During COVID-19
April 15, 2020
We’ve all heard stories of older adults on lock down in their long-term care community. Maybe you’ve even seen the images of family members visiting their loved ones separated by
The Psychology Behind Retired Doctors and Nurses Returning To Work During COVID-19
April 6, 2020
I wanted to spend some time on this podcast talking a little bit about the psychological underpinnings of why older adults might refuse to maintain social distance and work instead.
Mental Wellness Tips for Older Adults During COVID-19
March 29, 2020
With social distancing in full effect, older adults are encouraged to maintain their distance from others. But this can have a major impact on your quality of life. It’s essential
Welcome to the Psychology of Aging Podcast
March 28, 2020
Welcome to the first episode of… The Psychology of Aging Podcast! Did you know that people over 65 make up the fastest growing age group in the United States? In
