The great challenge of aging, becoming old, is how to continue to feel like ones self even as many of the sustaining cues, from within and outside of the self, are challenged, altered and lost.
Dr. Erlene Rosowsky contributes to NPR’s Special Series “Living Better” discussing the complex dynamics between aging parents and adult children, the importance of respecting autonomy, and the role of life narratives in maintaining meaningful relationships.
read moreDr. Rosowsky joins the “You Earned This” podcast to discuss how financial security shapes the narratives older adults tell themselves about their worth, independence, and future, exploring themes of ageism, resilience, and meaningful connection in later life.
read moreOlder adults have learned not to rush through life, allowing them to be present in the moment, a wisdom the younger generation has yet to embrace.
read moreHow aging changes our roles, relationships, and physical abilities, yet emphasizes maintaining our core identity through adaptation and acceptance.
read moreRain reminds us of life’s unpredictability, but with preparation and companionship, we can find joy between the challenges and embrace each moment.
read more10 positives about being older, focusing on aging easier.
read more10 positives about being older, focusing on aging easier.
read more10 positives about being older, focusing on prespective.
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