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103: Moira Welsh: Author of “Your Happily Ever Older” and Navigating a Super-Aged Future

103: Moira Welsh: Author of “Your Happily Ever Older” and Navigating a Super-Aged Future

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Caleb and Riley are joined by Moira Welsh, Journalist at the Toronto Star and author of Happily Ever Older.

Moira Welsh is a Toronto Star journalist leading The Third Act project, pushing for changes in the way older adults live. The winner of two Canadian Association of Journalists Awards and three National Newspaper Awards, she is also the author of “Happily Ever Older: Revolutionary Approaches to Long-Term Care.”

Learn more about:

  • Groundbreaking solutions being created and tested for vibrant retirement living that defy conventional norms.
  • How to navigate the challenges of aging in a rapidly changing world, and find inspiration for your own retirement journey.
  • Insights into the pressing issues facing older adults and explore actionable steps to shape a brighter future for seniors.
  • Why Canada's demographic shift to a "super-aged" country demands innovative approaches to healthcare and long-term care.


Resources:

  • Moira on: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/moira-welsh/?originalSubdomain=ca
  • Book: Amazon: Happily Ever Older https://www.amazon.ca/Happily-Ever-Older-Revolutionary-Approaches/dp/1770415211#:~:text=Happily%20Ever%20Older%20is%20a,reason%20to%20go%20on%20living.


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