New Aging Article Collection From Supportiv Meets Senior Emotional Struggles With Empathy And Practical Paths Toward Later-Life Wellbeing

BERKELEY, Calif., Jan. 26, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- As we mature, first during puberty then mid-life and now later life, aging-related emotional struggles arise in the absence of resources to handle transition and uncertainty.

Addressing these later life emotional issues proactively is key to unlocking the possibilities that may arise. It's not necessarily that you need more emotional support as you age, but changing perspectives on self-efficacy, relationships, and sense of purpose alter the kinds of support and contexts in which you need emotional boosts.

Later life can be considered a liminal period, a concept often also applied to teenagers going off to college, or to veterans returning from combat. A liminal period is a time when new possibilities reveal themselves to you, and you're presented with opportunities to change the status quo. As you realize you're maturing, you have a chance to reassess and set yourself up for emotional wellness.

Helena Plater-Zyberk, Supportiv CEO & Co-Founder discusses a proactive approach to growing older: "Research shows that people often unlock a greater sense of purpose and wellbeing later in life. But we don't just stumble into self-fulfillment. Just like navigating any period of growth, success in later life takes resources and a concerted effort. That's why Supportiv has created this collection of later life self-empowerment resources."

Supportiv, the anonymous peer-to-peer mental health service, has released a new resource collection speaking directly to the over-60 population with nuanced perspectives and emotional wellbeing tips–to navigate later life's changing priorities, social roles, and emotional needs.

Titles in Supportiv's newly published aging collection (https://www.supportiv.com/aging) include:

• Aging Into An Era Of "Me": Living For Yourself Over 60
• How A Social Support System Can Help Keep You Sharp
• Expressing Yourself When Relatives Don't Seem To Care About Your Age
• How To Approach Grandchildren Who Don't Reciprocate My Love
• How To Manage Disrespect From Adult Children
• How Can I Feel Less Stressed About Outliving My Savings?
• Maintaining Emotional Strength In The Face Of Health Changes
• Creating A Path Forward If You're The One Left Behind
• Coming To Terms With Needing Different Kinds Of Support
• Dating Anxieties When You're Older
• My Adult Child Is Struggling, But I'm Struggling To Care For Myself
• Use Medicare To Access Mental Health Therapy: Step-By-Step Guide
• Is It Worth Getting Divorced Later In Life?
• Managing Mental Health With Mobility Limitations
• Rediscover Your Passions Post-Retirement

Supportiv Co-Founder Pouria Mojabi adds: "Many believe that humans evolved to live beyond middle age, because society needed people with experience and perspective in order to maintain healthy social groups–within families, communities, and societies at large. Supportiv asks how can we help you step into your new role? And minimize the impact of any worries and emotional challenges that arise?"

Browse the entire collection of articles at https://www.supportiv.com/aging.

Supportiv's resource collection is an extension of its on-demand peer-to-peer chat service. By typing a few words in response to the question: "What's your struggle?" users are matched in under a minute to topic-specific peer-to-peer group chats for anonymous support – from pandemic fears to family drama, from depression to panic, and from work stress to parenting struggles. Even experiences regarding disability, stigma, and discrimination are up for discussion in Supportiv's anonymous peer support chats.

Supportiv has already enabled over 700,000 users to feel less lonely, anxious, stressed, misunderstood, and hopeless through its moderator-guided chats with AI-driven content and resource recommendations. The peer support network is available instantly at https://www.supportiv.com.

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