Generations United: Breaking Stereotypes and Fostering Communication
Generations are a popular tool in marketing, communication, and education, offering simplistic descriptions of people based on whether they are Gen Z, Millennial, Gen X, or a Baby Boomer. While commonly used, generations are problematic from a science or evidence-based perspective. What Are Generations? Generations are rooted in the work of William Strauss and Neil […]
Debunking Myths of Grief
Grief, the complex emotional response to loss, is a universal experience that touches the lives of countless individuals. However, society’s understanding of grief is often clouded by misconceptions and myths. In this blog post, we will explore the myths surrounding grief. At one point or another you may have been introduced to the five stages […]
Do Your Part to Combat Ageism
My last post, Exploring and Overcoming Your Own Biases, reflected upon implicit or unconscious biases, how they are engrained in our brains, and how we can begin to overcome those biases – intentionality, learning about yourself and your biases, and putting yourself in uncomfortable spaces with the goal of learning and growing. I encourage you […]