Resources
Resources on CORE include checklists, toolkits, reports, studies, videos, and other materials on topics relevant to those working or volunteering in support of healthy aging and older adults independent living.
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[Webinar Recording] How Do You Measure Belonging?
United Way British Columbia
We all know that isolation leads to significant health impacts. That’s why as a seniors’ serving organizations you likely work very hard to create welcoming and inclusive environments in all that you and your team do. But how do you know what is working and what needs course correcting? Or wheth
[Webinar Recording] New CCSMH Guidelines on Social Isolation and Loneliness in Older Adults
CCSHM/Healthy Aging CORE
The Canadian Coalition for Seniors’ Mental Health (CCSHM) will be launching the first-ever Canadian clinical guidelines for health care and social service professionals to support them in their vital professional roles working with older patients and clients. Dr. David Conn, Co-Chair of CCSMH alon
[Resource] Fraud Prevention Month Resource round-up
Healthy Aging Alberta
Fraud Prevention Month Resource round-up
[Podcast] THE MIND-BODY CONNECTION, THE POWER OF MINDFULNESS, & WHY AGE IS NOTHING BUT A MINDSET —Dr. Ellen Langer.
Richroll
THE MIND-BODY CONNECTION, THE POWER OF MINDFULNESS, & WHY AGE IS NOTHING BUT A MINDSET —Dr. Ellen Langer.
[Event Recording] Men's Shed Informational Meeting
The Scoop on Port Alberni
A small group of men gathered on February 17th to learn about what it takes to start a Men's Shed.
[Video] ACCPA BROADCAST- Crime Prevention Videos
Alberta Community Crime Prevention Association
ACCPA BROADCAST- Crime Prevention Videos
[Video] Reimagining aging and longevity: Is mindfulness the secret? | Prof. Ellen Langer
Prof. Ellen Langer and Zoe
Reimagining aging and longevity: Is mindfulness the secret? | Prof. Ellen Langer
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