Interview with Tara Ballman, Executive Director of National Aging in Place Council
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In this episode of Not Ready Yet: Curating Conversations for the Aging Journey, host Lisa Harper speaks with Tara Ballman, Executive Director of the National Aging in Place Council. They discuss the importance of proactive planning for aging, the five pillars of aging in place, and the role of technology in supporting older adults. Tara shares her personal journey into the aging space, emphasizing the need for open conversations about aging and the resources available to families. The conversation also touches on transportation, home safety, and financial planning, providing listeners with valuable insights and practical advice for navigating the aging process.
Takeaways
- Aging is a privilege that should be embraced.
- Proactive planning is essential for aging well.
- Transportation options are crucial for maintaining independence.
- Social engagement is a key pillar of aging in place.
- Technology can significantly enhance the aging experience.
- Home safety assessments can prevent falls and injuries.
- Conversations about aging should be ongoing and inclusive.
- Financial planning is vital for a secure future.
- Resources are available to assist families in the aging process.
- The National Aging in Place Council offers valuable support and information.
Resources
https://ageinplace.org/
Books
Aging in Place Conversations - The Caregiver's Edition: Stories, Strategies, and Support for Aging in Your Community
Aging in Place Conversations: What Industry Experts Have to Say
Difficult Aging in Place Conversations: What Industry Experts Have to Say
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