Embracing Life Changes After 60: Step Boldly Into Your Next Chapter
Aging is often talked about as something to manage, endure, or “fight against.” As a psychologist who works with older adults, I’ll say this plainly: that framing does more harm than good. Life after 60 is not a slow fade-out. It is a transition—sometimes quiet,...
Part-Time Work & Passion Projects: Renewing Your Sense of Purpose
You’ve spent decades contributing, building, nurturing, and guiding. And now, in your Third Act, the question isn’t “What do I do now?”—it’s “What do I want to do with this freedom?” For many aging adults, the answer lies in a blend of passion and purpose. Whether...
Step Boldly into Your Third Act: Embracing Life’s Transitions
Welcome to your Third Act—a time that can be your most empowering, reflective, and enriching yet. You’ve lived a life full of experiences, and now, as work slows down and roles evolve, you’re invited to rediscover yourself in powerful new ways. While transitions can...
When Independence Costs Everything: Why Some Seniors Are Choosing the Streets Over Senior Homes
Aging in America isn’t what many of us imagined. We were told it would be a time of rest, reflection, and reaping the rewards of our life’s work. But for a growing number of older adults, the so-called “golden years” feel more like a trap than a reward....
Rethinking Retirement: Finding Purpose Beyond the Paycheck
Retirement can be a bittersweet milestone, filled with both opportunities and challenges. While many envision retirement as endless leisure—relaxing by the pool, enjoying a favorite pastime, or catching up on TV shows—this idealized vision doesn’t always match...About
I combine over three decades worth of experience in mental health to create a practice that helps older adults navigate all the concerns that come with aging.
Coaching Aging Adults is dedicated to developing hope and purpose for your future.