I have to admit, as a Geropsychologist who strives toward anti-ageism, when I set out to read Steven Petrow’s new book, STUPID THINGS I WON’T DO WHEN I GET OLD, I was skeptical. I judged the book by its title and doubted that it would match my mission of anti-ageism, but boy was I wrong. Steven Petrow’s new book is a warm and witty journey through aging and the valuable lessons learned along the way.

In this podcast episode, Steven and I dive deep into his book and explore:

• Steven’s journey with aging
• The important role of intergenerational relationships
• The courage to discuss mental health concerns like depression and suicide
• Finding balance and resilience
• End of life love letters
• How to respond when someone makes an ageist “gaffe”

At the end of this episode, you’ll have more tools for stopping age shaming so that you can enjoy the ride with balance and grace.

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