According the the Center for Disease Control, approximately one if four adults 55 years of age or older are faced with some type of mental health issues.
Many people have experienced loss, or are in situations that make them feel less than joyful at the holiday season. Societal, family and professional pressures for them to feel and experience joy can be stressful.
In this episode we will discuss and share perspectives from the 3rd Annual Olive Community Services Vision Luncheon held Sat., 12/14/19 in Buena Park, CA.
Our ability to communicate is the bedrock of building and sustaining relationships. Yet many of us, and/or our loved ones experience difficulties speaking, expressing ourselves or understanding others, which may increase as we age.
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About Seniors STRAIGHT Talk
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Seniors STRAIGHT Talk, formerly Voices For Eldercare Advocacy, is rebranding with expanded content and topics. The podcast will continue to highlight the all-important relevant issues for seniors,…
their families, loved ones and the population at large, who ultimately are our future selves. Through informative and engaging conversations with thought leaders, professionals, and individuals who share their experiences, listeners will gain insights and information that will be meaningful for their everyday lives. Phyllis’ expertise captures the essence of the topic of the day and translates it into relevant discussion that provides insight into everyday problems. As we transition into elderhood, which Phyllis calls the third act of life, seniors are entitled to have a quality and fulfilling life with dignity, respect and purpose no matter the age, condition or living environment. Seniors STRAIGHT Talk is available to listen and download on all your favorite podcast platforms.