Posted by Melanie on Feb 28, 2012 in
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The Legacy of Wisdom video series offers a valuable lesson from Rabbi Zalman Schachter on intimacy, sexuality and older age, the stage he calls “the ripe fruit stage.” He includes a touching comment about people enjoying sensual tingles “from the toes to the nose” once they no longer focus so intently on goal-oriented, genital sex. Schachter suggests that long-term care facilities rethink the taboos on touch, given the great...
Posted by Melanie on Feb 20, 2012 in
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By Melanie Davis, PhD, CSE
I listened to a program recently about end-of-life choices — not about healthcare options but rather about the real end — the choices for body disposition. Familiar only with traditional cremation and burial, I was surprised by the number of other options today — green burial (sans embalming, shroud instead of coffin), green cremation (better smokestack filters, no pine box); freeze drying, a process that...
Posted by Melanie on Feb 17, 2012 in
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Consortium founder and past-president Peggy Brick recently participated in a radio roundtable on the Healthy Women show on blogtalk radio (online). Three panelists discussed creativity, love and sexuality as they are related to aging. The good news: We can become more creative and loving as we age. To hear the online radio show, click...
Put September 14 and 15 in your calendar now for the Consortium’s 2nd annual Sexuality and Aging Conference. Conference Chair Ashley Mader, LSW, MEd, has announced this year’s theme, “A Holistic Approach to Sexuality and Aging,” and promises you’ll have many opportunities to earn professional development credits!
Friday will feature a day packed with workshops kicked off by a keynote address from Dennis Dailey, PhD,...
Posted by Melanie on Feb 13, 2012 in
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The Sexuality and Aging Consortium at Widener University welcomes new members at four levels: Full, Associate, Student, Widener University student. Select the level that suits your current needs and expertise; adjust your membership level as your experience evolves.
We encourage professionals and students to apply for membership in order to enhance and advance the sexual health, rights and education of adults in mid and later life.
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