Ageism: Impact on Care—Reclaiming Elderhood Through the Arts

Ageism: Impact on Care—Reclaiming Elderhood Through the Arts

As the population of older adults grows, clinicians face increasing pressure to provide effective, age-informed care. Addressing ageism—both internalized and systemic—is essential, yet often underrepresented in training. Lorraine Freeedle focuses on expressive arts therapists and other clinicians, this video highlights the need to recognize and challenge ageism in clients, especially where it intersects with health concerns and negative self-perceptions. Freedle defines ageism, explores its impact, and offers practical strategies for addressing it at individual and systemic levels, while promoting more inclusive, age-positive practices in clinical work and society.      
   

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