This course introduces the subject of aging as it is found in the Canadian context. Starting with a demographic analysis of Canada's aging population...
This course will examine the various ways the elderly are supported and cared for in Canada. Health care, long-term care, kinship, social policy,...
This course outlines optimal aging in terms of historical, cultural, psychological, physical, and personality theories or perspectives of aging....
This course builds on the foundation established in "Optimal Aging I" by continuing the study of optimal aging in terms of productivity, spirituality,...
Examines the dynamics of aging from a male perspective. Issues men face as they age, such as their physical, mental, emotional, spiritual and cultural...
A review of the history and current practices for end-of-life care (palliative care, hospice care) establishes the context of this course. Students...
This course introduces students to the use of art therapy with older adults. The history of art therapy as a therapeutic modality and current trends...
Students will be provided with a set of skills to enable them to understand seniors and the policies that impact on seniors' lives. Topics/skills...
This course is a continuation of GERO 3016 and introduces students to skills necessary for working with seniors. Such skills include interpersonal...
This course provides a critical analysis and review of current systematic and counselling approaches with particular reference to working with aging...
An introduction to the practice of gerontology through an internship experience in the community. Students work within settings such as a centre for...
This course provides students with theoretical knowledge and methodological skills necessary to conduct applied research in the field of Gerontology....
This course is a continuation of GERO 3126, with an emphasis on conducting research in the field of Gerontology and will familiarize students with the...
This course examines aging in Canada from an ethnic perspective. Topics include the family and community, the life course, death and dying, health,...
Designed as an elective for students in all disciplines, this course examines perceptions of aging held by the elderly, family, health professionals...
An introduction to the concept of the clinical gerontology practitioner as an agent of change. The basic skills of attending and responding are...
A continuation of GERO 3301, with the addition of new core concepts of facilitative self-disclosure, advanced empathy, immediacy and confrontation....
This course familiarizes students with various forms of dementia, particularly Alzheimer's disease. Methods of caring for dementia patients, both...
Critically examines nutrition for seniors. Students will become acquainted with dietary guidelines for seniors, as well as specific nutritional...
