While some look forward to their “Golden Years,” expecting retiring, engaging and making memories with their grandkids, or just beginning a new stage of life, others fear the consequences of ageing on their bodies and minds. However, some people may find it exceedingly challenging to make the adjustment to retirement, deal with new frailty or medical concerns, or find fulfilling hobbies when they face physical difficulties that restrict their mobility.
Part of aging is losing people that you know. For some, that means losing a close friend, family member,or partner. Counseling can help you work through your grief and your thoughts related to aging, death,
and dying.
Counseling can help people of any age. But the counselling needs of a teenager are probably going to be
a lot different than those of an older adult.