Aspects of Aging: We Need to Stop Treating Death Like a Medical Failure

A series to help individuals and families better understand the emotional, practical, and personal choices involved in aging. This week: Death, dying, hospice, final wishes, and why planning doesn't need to be depressing! Have you wondered what life may look like during your “Golden Years”? Are you navigating changes while trying to hold on to your passion, purpose, and creativity? Society President Elizabeth (Liz) Singer, certified End-of-Life Specialist and Geriatric Care Manager, presents Aspects of Aging — an engaging and thoughtful series designed to help individuals and families better understand the emotional, practical, and personal choices involved in aging. Through conversation, insight, and real-life perspective, this program will help participants make informed decisions and begin shaping their own vision for the future. All registered attendees will receive a complimentary gift bag, including the widely respected booklet Five Wishes.