Aging brings wisdom and perspective—but it can also bring new emotional challenges.
From loneliness and loss to changes in cognition and independence, older adults face complex experiences that impact mental health.
Join Marie Clouqueur, LICSW, for this free, expert-led session offering actionable insights and tools to support emotional well-being, foster connection, and improve quality of life for aging adults.
Why This Training Matters
As people live longer, mental health in later life has never been more important.
Depression, anxiety, and social isolation often go unrecognized in older adults, yet they profoundly affect overall health and independence.
This session helps providers and caregivers identify signs of emotional distress, reduce stigma, and build supportive environments that promote dignity, engagement, and joy. Attendees will learn how simple interventions—listening, validating, and fostering purpose—can make a life-changing difference.
What You’ll Learn
How to identify common emotional and behavioral changes associated with aging
Strategies to reduce loneliness, grief, and social isolation
Tools for improving communication and connection between caregivers and older adults
Practical ways to support autonomy and resilience
Approaches to strengthen intergenerational relationships and community ties
Who Should Attend
Mental health professionals (psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers, nurses, counselors, and therapists)
Pediatricians and primary-care providers
K-12 and university educators and school staff
Public health professionals
Parents and caregivers
Community and faith leaders
Executives, managers, and HR professionals
Event Details
Date: February 24, 2026
Time: 11am ET
Length: 60 minutes
Presenter: Marie Clouqueur, LICSW
Cost: Free
Join this free session to learn how empathy, awareness, and connection can help older adults thrive emotionally at every stage of life.
Can’t join our session live? Sign up anyway! You’ll receive a recording by email a few days after the webinar.