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This paper examines factors around what older men consider to be important contributors to health and wellbeing and strategies that older men adopt to meet these needs. It was produced in 2001 for the then NSW Committee On Ageing.
This editorial written in 2008 by Dr Anthony Brown, Adjunct Fellow of MHIRC, Western Sydney University, discusses the key factors that contribute to a healthy and happy retirement as well as the potential challenges faced during the transition from the workplace into retirement.
Retirement is often referred to as the third age and for men can present either a new opportunity to pursue favourite activities or a time of uncertainty. With the rise of the men's sheds movement, there is a new awareness of the kinds of health issues faced by older men and but this focus has also highlighted the kinds of health-giving environments that are enabling older men to remain engaged with life and healthy.
COVID-19 and Older Adults
Judy from SeniorCareGiverAlliance, writes about issues affecting older adults. Due to the current crisis, the particularly focus on health and finances. Older adults are and will continue to face increased hardships during the Coronavirus pandemic. But there are things they can do.
Mindset for Life - for people approaching retirement
Retirement can be a challenging time to work out who you are and what you want to do with your time.
Mindset for Life is designed to help people increase clarity and reduce uncertainty about their retirement journey.
Visit the webiste for more details: https://mindsetforlife.com.au
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UWS: Keeping The Balance - Older Men & Healthy Ageing
This paper examines factors around what older men consider to be important contributors to health and wellbeing and strategies that older men adopt to meet these needs. It was produced in 2001 for the then NSW Committee On Ageing."What do older men consider to be important contributors to their health and wellbeing?..."
MHIRC: Health After The Workplace - Is Retirement A Health Hazard For Men?
This editorial written in 2008 by Dr Anthony Brown, Adjunct Fellow of MHIRC, Western Sydney University, discusses the key factors that contribute to a healthy and happy retirement as well as the potential challenges faced during the transition from the workplace into retirement.Mindset for Life - for people approaching retirement
Retirement can be a challenging time to work out who you are and what you want to do with your time.
Mindset for Life is designed to help people increase clarity and reduce uncertainty about their retirement journey.
Visit the webiste for more details: https://mindsetforlife.com.au
Contact Deatils:
Phone: 0466 544 098
Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
UWS: Keeping The Balance - Older Men & Healthy Ageing
This paper examines factors around what older men consider to be important contributors to health and wellbeing and strategies that older men adopt to meet these needs. It was produced in 2001 for the then NSW Committee On Ageing."What do older men consider to be important contributors to their health and wellbeing?..."
MHIRC: Health After The Workplace - Is Retirement A Health Hazard For Men?
This editorial written in 2008 by Dr Anthony Brown, Adjunct Fellow of MHIRC, Western Sydney University, discusses the key factors that contribute to a healthy and happy retirement as well as the potential challenges faced during the transition from the workplace into retirement.