Continuing Education

Healthy Aging: Promoting Older Women’s Health and Well-Being (Archived)

Nicole Reynolds, PsyD, ABPP

As our aging population continues to grow, women’s health and aging are expected to become areas of increasing clinical focus for psychologists. Older adult women are projected to be a large portion of the aging population and with advanced age comes increased likelihood of multiple medical conditions and associated functional changes. Additionally, personal beliefs about aging can influence one’s engagement in health behavior, life satisfaction, and mental health wellbeing. Dr. Nicole Reynolds will explore how aging impacts older adult women and discuss strategies for how to promote aging well through a biopsychosocial lens including reframing aging, addressing functional limitations, planning for end-of-life, and risk mitigation strategies.

Year 2025
Credit 2
Level Intermediate
Price $70.00
Member Price $60.00
Learning Objectives
  1. Describe the effect of ageism on older women’s health and health behavior(s).
  2. Discuss prevalence of mental health conditions, common medical co-morbidities, and psychosocial risk factors impacting older adult women.
  3. Apply clinical skills relevant to geropsychology practice with older adult women.

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