" The baby boomer cohort will change how we think about aging in our society. The changes have already begun… "
"A researcher or practitioner who studies the biological, psychological, and social aspects of aging." An expert on the process of aging and adult development within the larger, diverse and dynamic social context, my research examines active engagement in work and leisure activity and how this contributes to well-being and quality of life.
Focused on maximizing learning through thought-provoking informative presentations, blended with audience interaction. Retreats, workshops and learning labs are also popular. Common requests include:
Working with leading corporations, nonprofit organizations and educational institutions that want to capitalize on the growing population of healthy, educated, skilled and talented adults who are entering their later years. These organizations recognize the value, wisdom and experience that adults age 50 plus bring.
An innovator with a talent for cultivating links between research and practice and connecting academia with society and the outside world, all of which is critical in the knowledge-based economy and creative economy. The results contribute to enhanced knowledge mobilization and potential economic advantage.
During your NIA presentation, you had a lot of good research and observations about careers for our ageing population.
Today, I came across your film Redirection: Movers, Shakers and Shifters. There was so much in the film that was positive and hopeful. It was wonderful and beautifully done. I recently recommended the film to managers of two large Employment Centres here in Toronto. I wish you continued success with your research and work on the Redirection Project. It is vital for government to see this at not just the federal and provincial level but also at the municipal level where grassroots endeavours will take hold and grow.
Barbara W. Chernin, Career Coach, Barcher Associates
