In Praise of Walking
I became a walker thirty years ago. Initially, I walked every day - around the block with a cane to strengthen [...]
Intergenerational Connection
By Eva Wang Author’s Note: I am a third-year Honours Health and Society student at McMaster University. I am passionate about [...]
5 Tips for Person-Centered Care – A Caregiver’s Perspective
Written By: Alyssa Pereira ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Alyssa is a fourth-year student at McMaster in Aging and Health Studies. She also [...]
Perception of Aging in East Asian Countries
Written by Eva (Zichen) Wang Author’s Note: I am a third-year Honours Health and Society student, minoring in Psychology. I am [...]
Co-Design Digital Technology with Older Adults
Written by Eva (Zichen) Wang Author’s Note: I am a third-year Honours Health and Society student, minoring in Psychology. I am [...]
Flourishing – What is it and How Do We Achieve it?
Written By Ellen Ryan In November, I attended the Global Scientific Conference on Human Flourishing online along with 3,000 others from [...]
Coming Alive Through the Ordinary
Written by Loretta Jaunzarins Learning about the Spiritual Impact of Physical Sweeping In 2011 I travelled to the southern Indian state [...]
MAID: Current Issues Surrounding Medically Assisted Death In Canada
Written By Jasminder Khehra As a 4th-year undergraduate student at McMaster University studying health and communications, I have encountered many ideas [...]
CO-OWNERSHIP: An Emerging Housing Alternative for Older Adults
By Judy Shepalo, Co-Leader of Hamilton Aging in Community and member of Cohousing Hamilton. Contact: [email protected] Think Golden Girls where four [...]
Ethical Wills and Legacy Letters
Written By Loretta Jaunzarins An ordinary will is for your valuables; an ethical will is for your values. ~ Judith Favor [...]