Enjoying Life In Your Golden Years

Aging is a natural and significant process of life. Whilst most people age without considerable difficulties, some people do experience substantial challenges in their golden years. Health (mental and physical), memory problems and loss of loved ones through death can be extremely stressful and impact on daily life. People are also often concerned that they may develop more serious mental and physical disabilities at this time of their life, without understanding what is considered ‘normal’ in the medical profession.

Dr Deborah Wilmoth will present on what is typical in the aging process and how to identify signs of more serious problems. She will address cognitive aspects of aging including memory function and problem solving methods and skills; as well as how people’s social interactions alter in the golden years and how to implement healthy habits and social activity into a daily routine.

About Dr Deborah Wilmoth

Deborah Wilmoth is the Director of the Bond University Psychology Clinic. Formerly a Director for the Australian Psychological Society and Chair of the National College of Clinical Psychologists; Dr Wilmoth is a registered psychologist in clinical and forensic psychology. Her thirty year professional career has focussed on work in the mental health service area. She has been recognised as a Fellow in the Australian Psychological Society.
 

When

03 December 2012
2:45pm arrival for a 3:00pm start - 4:30pm

Where

Theatre 4, Building 6, Bond University
Access via Cerum Foyer

Contact Information

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