Combat the marginalization of older adults and recognize the value of all they contribute.

“Our world sometimes paints a bleak picture of old age, fueling fears of aging poorly and ending up alone, unloved, and dependent,” protests Marie de Hennezel, a psychologist and psychotherapist. It is society’s perspective that needs to change: instead of marginalizing its elders—who consequently feel useless—it must recognize the value of what they can contribute to the community.

Author(s): De hennezel Marie

Publishing year: 2009

Pages: 32-33

Men's Health, 2009, n° 401, p. 32-33

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