2022 and on the scrap heap? Being old – and what to do about it!
Description
This is a rich, varied course narrated by Peter Thomas (aged 80!!!) who at the time of the recordings, had spent nearly six decades in the acting industry. He brings to the course a gravitas that is a mixture of research, personal anecdotes, humour and every so often a whiff of sadness.
This is a course about some of the problems that old age brings – and what can be done, what Peter has done, to deal with them.
There is something in this course for everyone – and the elderly relatives of everyone! Even if you are not in the UK, 99% of the course will still apply to you.
We all have our own ways of getting through life but as we age our ability to fight the ravages of time, the boredom, the ill health, diminish.
Topics include:
- Fears of growing old
- Impact of COVID-19
- Inflammatory diet
- Exercise – to death
- Questions, myths and ANSWERS
- Loneliness
- Depression
- Boredom
- Eating well
- Coping with being old
- Health Concerns
- Looking ahead
- NEW SECTION: Students’ questions
This course will enable you to cope with old age that little bit better…in fact, quite a lot better!
If you like film and theatre you will be amused and interested by the anecdotes*. The background of the Instructor – Peter Thomas – makes this course absolutely UNIQUE. Look forward to old age with hope, with optimism and desire – not fear. Also use the workbook that comes free with this course to record your journey to happiness and fulfillment.
*Even if you have no interest in cinema or theatre there is still a lot in this course for you – especially as you are continually advised, encouraged even, to contribute to the forum.
Let’s share ideas!
Note: this course is the end product of a period of co-operation between Peter Thomas and Chris Sivewright . A joint effort from two old codgers!
Who this course is for:
- Everyone. We either die young or we grow old and then die. We aim to be in the latter group – this lecture series is about coping with old age.
