When Helpful Advice Quietly Undermines Aging Well
Most advice offered to older adults is well intentioned, shaped by concern, care, professional responsibility, or a genuine desire to prevent harm. At the same time, even well-meant senior advice and support can have unintended effects. When guidance is experienced as pressure, the space for choice in later life can quietly narrow. When Helpful Advice […]
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Dr. Joseph Casciani has a 35-year history in aging as a psychologist and manager of mental health practices. He was awarded the first contracts from the California Department of Aging in 1982 to develop mental health training for the state’s nursing homes. For 16 years, he was the clinical lead for a multi-state group practice for patients in nursing homes. He later ran his own multi-state company, Concept Healthcare, for 8 years.
In 2018, he extended his professional interest in aging to his new venture, the Living to 100 Club. The website, www.Livingto100.Club, offers a collection of strategies and resources on successful aging, and his weekly podcasts on aging and longevity continue in this tradition with guests who share their professional insights about aging well and making the most of our senior years. He is now a clinical consultant, public speaker, provides one-on-one counseling, and sells a package of life enriching resources to retirement communities and senior organizations.
