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EPISODE · Oct 7, 2024 · 48 MIN

Planning for Aging In Place with Nancy Griffin

from Home Designs For Life: Remodeling Ideas To Increase Safety, Function, And Accessibility In The Home. · host Janet Engel, OT/L, CAPS, ECHM

Send us a text. We love to hear from our fans.In this conversation, Janet Engel interviews Nancy Griffin, CEO and founder of Glowing Older, about her journey in the podcasting world and the evolving perspectives on aging. They discuss the rampant ageism in society, the importance of planning for aging, and the innovations in senior living and technology that are shaping the future of aging well. Nancy shares insights from her 190 episodes, emphasizing the need for a values-based approach to aging and the significance of intergenerational connections. The conversation highlights the impact of COVID-19 on senior living and the necessity of community engagement in addressing the challenges faced by older adults.TakeawaysAgeism is a significant barrier to aging well.Planning for aging should start early and be values-based.Innovations in technology are crucial for aging in place.The Greenhouse Project offers a better model for senior living.COVID-19 highlighted the flaws in traditional senior living models.Intergenerational connections can benefit both younger and older generations.Community engagement is essential for addressing aging challenges.Caregiving often leads to health and financial strain for caregivers.Conversations about aging need to be destigmatized.Older adults can lead fulfilling lives with proper planning and support.Sound Bites"Ageism affects everything, whether it's cultural or societal.""We're starting to have the conversation about ageism.""Technology for aging in place is the biggest area of growth."Chapters00:00 The Birth of Glowing Older Podcast03:31 Changing Perspectives on Aging06:08 Innovations in Aging and Senior Living10:30 The Role of Technology in Aging14:14 Trends in Senior Living and Aging Well18:15 The Impact of COVID-19 on Senior Living22:46 Lessons Learned from 190 Episodes29:34 Planning for Aging: A Values-Based Approach34:30 Coaching and Community Engagement38:34 The Importance of Intergenerational ConnectionsSupport the showwebsite: https://homedesignsforlife.com/Email: [email protected]

Send us a text. We love to hear from our fans. In this conversation, Janet Engel interviews Nancy Griffin, CEO and founder of Glowing Older, about her journey in the podcasting world and the evolving perspectives on aging. They discuss the rampant ageism in society, the importance of planning for aging, and the innovations in senior living and technology that are shaping the future of aging well. Nancy shares insights from her 190 episodes, emphasizing the need for a values-based approach...

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