Wayne L. Klein, PhD

Psychotherapy, Lifestyle Medicine, Neuropsychological & Personality Assessment of Children & Adults

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                               AGING                     

All physical and most cognitive functions tend to decline with age.  However, there is good news.  In the cognitive realm, wisdom and knowledge can, under the right circumstances,  continue to increase throughout the lifespan. Indeed, it is said that if there were an Olympic event for wisdom, it would be won by octogenarians. The elderly may have a greater capacity to regulate emotion. Many aspects of physical fitness can be improved at any age.  Ada Thomas finally had time to begin jogging after retirement at age 65.  She ran her first marathon at age 68 and then went on to win the San Francisco Marathon in her age division.

 

Psychological keys to a long life

   AGING BODY

People don’t die of old age, they die of inactivity.  Jack LaLanne

     AGING BRAIN



We have a say in whether we will age successfully, typically or pathologically Our say consists of the hundreds of decisions we make every day over the course of a lifetime.