Season 6 Trailer
Canada is aging, and that asks all of us to think differently about care, our communities and what it truly means to age well.
This podcast started with a simple but powerful belief… how we care for people as they age defines us as a society. Now with more than 210,000 downloads and national recognition, we’re proud to say that Coming of Age is changing the conversation on aging and care.
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Care Runs Through Everything: A Personal Conversation
The Astonishing Lives of Older Women
Reimagining Dementia Care in LTC
The Workforce We Want and Need
The Future of Seniors’ Health in Rural & Northern Ontario
Veterans, Values and Visibility
The Shift to Complex Continuing Care in LTC
What Caregivers Wish You Knew
Season 5 Trailer
The magic of Living Classrooms
How to make big change happen
Connection, housing and care: Redefining caring for older adults
Is care for seniors influencing how political parties are making decisions?
Aging and social care’s evolving landscape in the UK
Honest Aging
How to have essential conversations about aging and care
Caregiver trends, needs, and ways to cope
Reimagining how we create seniors communities
Artificial intelligence and the exciting possibilities for seniors’ care
Building a sustainable global care workforce
Season 4 Trailer
Leading in a time of great change
Naturally occurring retirement communities
Multi-sector planning for aging
Boomers’ approach to their future care needs
International nursing journeys to Canada
Caring across cultures
Age-friendly technologies
Elder caregiving and the modern workplace
Global insights on seniors’ care
Aging and mental wellbeing
The future of palliative care
Ageism unmasked
Season 3 Trailer
Smashing the stigma surrounding aging
Challenging the status quo in seniors’ care
Gendered ageism’s effect on older women
Thinking very differently about how we deliver care
Residents’ care needs are more complex than ever
Recognizing and supporting caregivers
The secret sauce that moved innovation forward
How to drive transformative change
His humanistic approach to long-term care
Communications leadership and COVID-19
What family doctors need to support the coming age wave
Better seniors’ care through radical collaboration
Easing into long-term care
Technology and keeping pace with growing care needs
Seniors’ care needs to evolve
Baby boomers start to turn 80 in 5 years. Are we ready?
Demystifying life in long-term care
The United Kingdom and seniors’ care
Lessons from Australia on reshaping care
Rethinking seniors’ care
Learning with the Global Ageing Network
Her family’s journey with early onset Alzheimer’s
The intersection of mental health and long-term care
Happily ever older
The trailer
