Transition to Retrement
Port Coquitlam - British Columbia
I give workshops on health and wellness, online as well as in person. I serve on three advisory committees The Mayors' Roundtable, The Advisory Council for the Senior Advocate and the Transit Police Advisory Board I am also President of our local seniors center association, which has just over 1000 members and I am the Vice-Chair of the Tri-Cities Seniors Action Society which has 1500 members. I also write, play golf, and enjoy life.
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Social relationships and a sense of purpose can dramatically positively impact health. One of the greatest sources of purpose often comes from spending time with family. Retirees commonly support adul...
The financial goal of the vast majority of retirees is not to accumulate wealth in itself but to have sufficient resources to provide security and the freedom to live the lives they want. Many retiree...
We all need a reason to get up in the morning a sense of purpose. Retirees with a strong sense of purpose are happier, healthier and live longer. They report deriving their strongest sense of purpose...
Family relationships are a cornerstone of fulfillment for most retirees. These connections provide emotional support, companionship, and a sense of belonging, making them essential for overall well-be...
Physical health naturally declines with age, but interestingly, research shows that mental, psychological, and emotional well-being often improves. Despite this positive trend, there is a crucial disc...
A study by Age Wave and Edward Jones reveals that more than ever before, retirement is not merely a destination or an endpoint. It begins a new journey with twists, turns, possibilities, and questions...
A study by Age Wave and Edward Jones reveals that more than ever before, retirement is not merely a destination or an endpoint. It begins a new journey with twists, turns, possibilities, and questions...
