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Dr. Julie Erickson, Clinical Geropsychologist
🌿 Helping you change your mind about aging
🌱 Author: The Aging Well Workbook
✨ Content is for informational purposes only and should not be considered advice or a substitute for therapy

Accepting help can feel complicated, especially when independence has been part of how you’ve defined yourself for so lo...
05/30/2026

Accepting help can feel complicated, especially when independence has been part of how you’ve defined yourself for so long.
But support isn’t the opposite of capability. Sometimes, it’s what helps us stay connected, engaged, and able to keep doing what matters.
What’s one small way you’ve learned to accept help?

Stanley Tucci is a reminder that aging well can look like curiosity, creativity, and staying open to new experiences.In ...
05/25/2026

Stanley Tucci is a reminder that aging well can look like curiosity, creativity, and staying open to new experiences.
In later life, he has continued to explore storytelling, food, travel, and meaning with a sense of depth and intention.
Aging doesn’t have to mean becoming less engaged with life. Sometimes, it means becoming more fully yourself 🌱

Confidence in later life isn’t about having yourself all figured out.It often comes from accepting that you can be many ...
05/21/2026

Confidence in later life isn’t about having yourself all figured out.
It often comes from accepting that you can be many things at once: strong and uncertain, grateful and grieving, wise and still learning.
There is peace in no longer needing to simplify yourself for others.
What does confidence mean to you at this stage of life?

Adults over the age of 75 have the highest su***de rate of any age group.It’s a reality that often goes unspoken.But awa...
05/18/2026

Adults over the age of 75 have the highest su***de rate of any age group.
It’s a reality that often goes unspoken.
But awareness matters. It helps us pay attention, check in, and create more opportunities for support and connection.
Who might need a check-in today? ✨
Conwell, Y., Van Orden, K., & Caine, E. D. (2011). Su***de in older adults. American Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry, 19(6), 467–475.

Aging with purpose looks like David Suzuki.Even in his 80s, after stepping back from The Nature of Things, he continues ...
05/14/2026

Aging with purpose looks like David Suzuki.
Even in his 80s, after stepping back from The Nature of Things, he continues to write, speak, and advocate for the planet - choosing where his voice can make the most impact.
Aging doesn’t mean stepping away. It can mean showing up with more clarity, intention, and purpose than ever before.
What’s something you feel more intentional about as you get older? 🌿

Many older adults are navigating mental health challenges quietly, without the support they deserve. Barriers still ex...
05/12/2026

Many older adults are navigating mental health challenges quietly, without the support they deserve.
Barriers still exist, whether it’s stigma, access, or simply not being asked the right questions.
Bringing awareness is one step toward change. What feels most important to address?

Canadian Institute for Health Information. (2020). How Canada compares: Results from the Commonwealth Fund’s 2019 International Health Policy Survey of older adults. CIHI.

Motherhood does not stay the same across a lifetime.In later life, it can become less about constant care and more about...
05/10/2026

Motherhood does not stay the same across a lifetime.
In later life, it can become less about constant care and more about presence, perspective, acceptance, and witnessing who your children have become.
It can also be a time to return to yourself - to your needs, your identity, and the parts of you that may have been set aside during the most demanding years of parenting.
This Mother’s Day, I hope we make space to honour the full arc of motherhood, including the wisdom, complexity, and richness of later life.
Share this with a mother, grandmother, or mother figure whose role in your life continues to evolve with time.

Every decade brings something new with it, not just years, but perspective.Skills sharpen. Boundaries strengthen. Confid...
05/08/2026

Every decade brings something new with it, not just years, but perspective.
Skills sharpen. Boundaries strengthen. Confidence deepens.
The tools change, but so does how you use them. The key is being willing to notice, and trust, what you’ve gained along the way 🌱

Wisdom doesn’t arrive automatically with age.It comes from reflection. From noticing patterns. From questioning old assu...
05/07/2026

Wisdom doesn’t arrive automatically with age.
It comes from reflection. From noticing patterns. From questioning old assumptions. From taking what I’ve been through and asking, “What did this teach me?”
Aging gives me more life experience, but reflection is what helps turn that experience into wisdom.
What experience has taught you something valuable?






05/06/2026

Making peace with an aging body doesn’t mean you have to love every change. It means learning how to relate to those changes with more compassion, less resistance, and a little more curiosity.
In this reel, I share 3 managable ways to begin reshaping your thoughts and creating a gentler relationship with the body you’re aging in.
🌱Which one feels most helpful to you right now?

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