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A Journey into Active Aging with Dr. Rob

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Ever wondered how seniors stay sharp and involved in their golden years? Join us as we sit with Dr. Rob, a vibrant representative from the Southwest Edmonton Senior Association (SWESA), who will open your eyes to the role of active senior community participation in enhancing quality of life. Dr. Rob, himself an active member of SWESA, elaborates on the incredible range of activities they offer, from boxing to painting, knitting to singing, and even home support services. With almost 600 members strong, SWESA is a testament to the potential of seniors when given the opportunity to stay engaged in their communities.
You'll be moved as Dr. Rob delves into the more somber aspects of senior life, such as social isolation and mental health challenges, highlighting the crucial role of groups like SWESA in tackling these issues. He firmly advocates for the invaluable wisdom of seniors and expresses concern over the growing disregard for elder voices in society. SWESA's model of community engagement and support for its members is a beacon of hope in creating a society that values and learns from its senior population. This episode is not just about senior care - it's a heartfelt story about community building, embracing diversity, and the power of storytelling. Let's start valuing our seniors and enrich their lives, one story at a time.

Learn More about Taste of Edmonton www.tasteofedm.ca

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Ever wondered how seniors stay sharp and involved in their golden years? Join us as we sit with Dr. Rob, a vibrant representative from the Southwest Edmonton Senior Association (SWESA), who will open your eyes to the role of active senior community participation in enhancing quality of life. Dr. Rob, himself an active member of SWESA, elaborates on the incredible range of activities they offer, from boxing to painting, knitting to singing, and even home support services. With almost 600 members strong, SWESA is a testament to the potential of seniors when given the opportunity to stay engaged in their communities.
You'll be moved as Dr. Rob delves into the more somber aspects of senior life, such as social isolation and mental health challenges, highlighting the crucial role of groups like SWESA in tackling these issues. He firmly advocates for the invaluable wisdom of seniors and expresses concern over the growing disregard for elder voices in society. SWESA's model of community engagement and support for its members is a beacon of hope in creating a society that values and learns from its senior population. This episode is not just about senior care - it's a heartfelt story about community building, embracing diversity, and the power of storytelling. Let's start valuing our seniors and enrich their lives, one story at a time.

Learn More about Taste of Edmonton www.tasteofedm.ca

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