Discover Wellness: Feasibility of a Health and Wellness Program for Aging in Place
Jordan M. Thompson, Paula Costello
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Jordan M. Thompson, Paula Costello
Abstract
Date Presented 04/020/21 Low-income older adults are a vulnerable population who encounter many barriers to successfully aging in place. In this study, a 10-week Lifestyle Redesign® program, Discover Wellness, was implemented to determine its feasibility in promoting aging in place among low-income older adults residing in supportive housing. Innovative interventions such as Discover Wellness will help advance community OT practice regarding low-income older adults and aging in place. Primary Author and Speaker: Jordan Thompson Additional Authors and Speakers: Paula Costello
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Date Presented 04/020/21 Low-income older adults are a vulnerable population who encounter many barriers to successfully aging in place. In this study, a 10-week Lifestyle Redesign® program, Discover Wellness, was implemented to determine its feasibility in promoting aging in place among low-income older adults residing in supportive housing. Innovative interventions such as Discover Wellness will help advance community OT practice regarding low-income older adults and aging in place. Primary Author and Speaker: Jordan Thompson Additional Authors and Speakers: Paula Costello
Key concepts: Aging in place, Gerontology, Population ageing, Psychological intervention, Successful aging, Healthy aging, Low income, Psychology