Expedition Into Aging
“As older adults, we are on an expedition. For this special group of new pioneers, there’s no longer a search for the fountain of youth or finding gold at the end of the rainbow.”
– David Johnson
Dear Visitors,
As a seasoned Marriage and Family Therapist, I have spent decades navigating the intricacies of human relationships. Now, I am navigating the uncharted waters of aging with the same curiosity and enthusiasm, but also facing my own challenges and insecurities.
Life journey is a true expedition into the unknown and sharing our experiences is a powerful way to connect with others on similar paths.
Through this blog, I aim to create a space where we can explore the nuances of growing older, recognizing that this journey is far from one-size-fits-all experience.
Thank you for joining me on this adventure.
Warm regards,
David
Wrinkled
Wrinkled and having difficulty accepting appearance, physical and health limitations
Worried
Wise
You can find this new workbook on Amazon. These questions are intended to help you explore where you are on your aging expedition.
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