Sociologist interested in how people resolve self control dilemmas in order to achieve personal development goals.
Arriving with something to say: the inner work behind outer connection
What courtesies hide and the bliss of collective denial
The New Sources of Strength in Senior Living
How to address being busy and being needed
Living Forward or Slipping Back: Divergent Paths in Senior Living
Becoming transparent, beyond the door at senior living
Why small talk matters more than it used to in a senior village
A life among others, a body sustained
When thinking becomes a place to live
What defines a life after striving and moving to a retirement community
In the company of widowers-to-be and the advance Guard of Loss
On Being Recognized Without Being Known in an early stage of acquaintanceship
After the Peak: Living with Diminishment and Purpose
It’s not guaranteed, but it might happen if not today, sometime in the future
Composure in a Community of Last Chapters
No deadlines: Life in the optional world of senior living
Status, identity, and the reordering of daily life
Restraint is often mistaken for bearing down and being determined. We picture clenched jaws, white knuckles, the grim heroics of…
Senior community living brings its own set of losses and unexpected events