For the Second Half of Life Sean Brotherson, Ph.D. Extension Family Science Specialist Divya Saxena, M.S. Extension Associate.

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for the Second Half of Life Sean Brotherson, Ph.D. Extension Family Science Specialist Divya Saxena, M.S. Extension Associate

Healthy Living for the Second Half of Life Learner Objectives ■ Build awareness of healthy living habits for individuals as they age ■ Identify priorities and steps to take toward healthy living efforts as aging occurs ■ Plan how to continue learning and staying involved in positive activities as they age ■ Foster dialogue among adults and others about positive aging and life skills needed in later years

Healthy Living for the Second Half of Life A Definition of Positive Aging The ability to maintain:  Low risk of disease and disease-related disability  High mental and physical functioning  Active engagement with life

Healthy Living for the Second Half of Life Other Elements of Positive Aging A long and healthy life would not be possible without:  Lifelong learning  Active involvement  Hopeful outlook

Healthy Living for the Second Half of Life Four Key Dimensions of Positive Aging  Mental wellness  Physical wellness  Social wellness  Emotional wellness

Healthy Living for the Second Half of Life Learning Activity 1: Senior Social Bingo This activity is intended to get you up, thinking and connected to people around you. After you have participated, think about:  What did this activity prompt you to think or learn about?  Did you learn new things about people?  What goals might you set to learn new things about others?

Healthy Living for the Second Half of Life Mental Wellness and Healthy Living Mental wellness = lifelong learning  Maintain a positive outlook  Let curiosity be your guide  Remain mentally active  “Grow” your knowledge  Go online

Healthy Living for the Second Half of Life Mental Wellness and Healthy Living Mental wellness = personal planning  What do I want when I am older? How can I prepare?  Set goals and follow through  Identify your lasting values  Keep your expectations realistic  Know what you believe

Healthy Living for the Second Half of Life Physical Wellness and Healthy Living Physical wellness = care for yourself  Take good care of your health  Eat right  Visit your health professionals regularly  Forget botox

Healthy Living for the Second Half of Life Physical Wellness and Healthy Living Physical wellness = regular exercise Experts have found that regular exercise:  Prevents heart disease and stroke  Maintains healthy blood pressure and reduces high blood pressure  Prevents bone loss  Strengthens your muscles and frame  Controls type 2 diabetes

Healthy Living for the Second Half of Life Physical Wellness and Healthy Living Physical wellness = regular exercise Experts have found that regular exercise:  Lowers blood sugar levels  Prevents falls  Relieves stress  Promotes relaxation  Increases energy

Healthy Living for the Second Half of Life Physical Wellness and Healthy Living Four Types of Exercise  Endurance exercise  Strength exercise  Balance exercise  Flexibility exercise

Healthy Living for the Second Half of Life Learning Activity 2: Physical Activity and Exercise Examples

Healthy Living for the Second Half of Life Physical Wellness and Healthy Living 10 Ways to Exercise 30 Minutes a Day  Walking  Gardening  Pushing your grandchild (or a friend’s grandchild) in a stroller  Water aerobics  Yoga

Healthy Living for the Second Half of Life Physical Wellness and Healthy Living 10 Ways to Exercise 30 Minutes a Day  Park your car at the far end of the parking lot and walk the distance  Pilates  Mow the lawn  Visit a museum  Stretch

Healthy Living for the Second Half of Life Social Wellness and Healthy Living Social wellness = closeness to loved ones  Keep your family members and friends close  Be a resource  Make tape recordings of favorite family stories  Teach values and skills  Maintain a positive relationship with adult children

Healthy Living for the Second Half of Life Learning Activity 3: Positive Social Connections in Later Life Take a few minutes to complete this worksheet and think about the connections in your life. Think about:  Who is in my “web of support”?  Can my relationships be improved?

Healthy Living for the Second Half of Life Social Wellness and Healthy Living Social wellness = sharing yourself with others  Be active and volunteer  Share a skill  Organize other older people

Healthy Living for the Second Half of Life Social Wellness and Healthy Living Social wellness = active engagement in life  Get involved in something meaningful  Pursue a passion  Put some fun into your life  Engage in a community of support to you

Healthy Living for the Second Half of Life Social Wellness and Healthy Living Volunteering in Later Life Volunteering can:  Help you live longer, stay active and combat loneliness or depression  Provide you with a sense of purpose  Give you the chance to share skills and knowledge  Allow you to explore your interests  Assist you in uplifting others

Healthy Living for the Second Half of Life Emotional Wellness and Healthy Living Emotional wellness = maintaining a positive outlook on life  Stop harmful, hopeless thoughts  Celebrate your successes  Pursue a positive outlook

Healthy Living for the Second Half of Life Learning Activity 4: Discuss Stress-reduction Strategies

Healthy Living for the Second Half of Life Social Wellness and Healthy Living Emotional wellness = managing and reducing stress  Mind the basics in caring for yourself  Take action to give yourself some control in a situation  Focus on what you can control  Implement relaxation strategies

Healthy Living for the Second Half of Life Emotional Wellness and Healthy Living Emotional wellness = managing and reducing stress  Take small steps toward bigger goals  Find opportunities in all situations  Develop a sense of humor  Give yourself personal time

Healthy Living for the Second Half of Life Retirement and Healthy Living  Take a slow exit  Try a new job on a part-time basis  Share your job  Take a break

Healthy Living for the Second Half of Life Toward Unretirement Instead of focusing on “retirement” in later life, focus your thoughts, planning and energy on “unretirement.”

Healthy Living for the Second Half of Life Other Facets of Healthy Living in Later Life  Retirement planning (or “unretirement planning”)  Financial planning for later life  Estate planning  Long-term care planning  Keep learning so you can maintain the best health possible  Contact your local Extension office to learn about ideas and resources

Healthy Living for the Second Half of Life THANK YOU!