Almost Home: Changing Aging in America

371 Productions | WPT | Center on Age and Community | Peck School of the Arts

What is 'normal' aging?

What are my care options?

Do I need an advance directive?

Why leave home?

Do I need long-term care insurance?

Who am I when I'm old?

Now I'm the parent?

How does aging affect us?

How do I deal with end of life?

What is Parkinson's?

What is Alzheimer's?

Can we still have sex?

What is elder abuse?

Why culture change?

What is person-centered care?

Should the physical space change?

Are regulations and culture change compatible?

What is my role in culture change?

What is a C.N.A.'s economic reality?

Do activities work with dementia?

How can we address grief among staff?

How do I initiate culture change?

Is culture change near me?

Outreach Tools

What are the basic steps for planning an outreach event?

What are some tips for forming outreach collaborations, coalitions and partnerships?

Where can I find funder logos, photographs of the characters or the Almost Home logo

Where can I find different descriptions of the film?

Where can I download a summary of tips, coalation partners, and other outreach tools?

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Bob Haig, Saint John’s resident. Photo by Dick Blau.

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