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The Wisepreneurs PodcastNatasha Ginnivan: Reshaping Perceptions of Aging and LongevityDiscover how Natasha Ginnivan, a researcher from the Blue Mountains and Sydney, reshapes perceptions of ageing and longevity. In this episode, Natasha reveals the cultural attitudes towards aging, the impact of stereotypes, and the importance of lifelong learning. She shares her journey from fashion design to psychology, emphasizing the need for societal shifts in how we view aging. Listen as she discusses the intersection of health, social connections, and cognitive wellness, offering valuable insights for anyone interested in aging, longevity, and positive aging practices.Names Mentioned: Lynda Gratton, Andrew Scott, Glo...
2024-07-0541 min
Fire and ForteTalking Ageism. The Fire and Forte Roundtable | #32Hannah is joined by previous guests of Fire and Forte to discuss Ageism.
Let's get beyond the headlines. What is Ageism? And what do we do about it? Some members of the Fire and Forte crew got together to discuss the topic, and the conversation was insightful & at times surprising.
- What is the reality of ageing, versus the stereotype?
- How does the media shape this?
- What can life look like in your 40's and 50's? How can different generations work together?
- Does...
2023-05-311h 09
Fire and ForteFire and Forte Roundtable on AGEISM | Ep32Hannah us joined by previous guests of Fire and Forte to discuss Ageism.
Let's get beyond the headlines. What is Ageism? And what do we do about it?
Some members of the Fire and Forte crew got together to discuss the topic, and the conversation was insightful & at times surprising.
What is the reality of ageing, versus the stereotype? How does media shape this?
What can life look like in your 40's and 50's?
How can different generations work together?
Does the experience differ for men and women?
How can we make workplaces more inclusive?
Do comment...
2023-05-291h 12Fire and ForteThe Psychology of Ageing and how to address Ageism. Natasha Ginnivan | #31Natasha is a Research Fellow in Psychology at the UNSW Ageing Futures Institute. Starting her career in fashion, she later decided to study psychology which sparked an interest in the attitudes and stereotypes towards ageing.
Discussing the predominantly negative stereotypes we're fed from a young age, Natasha shares a number of studies and her own research that explain why that can impact our personal experience of ageing, and how we internalise cultural attitudes.
Natasha spells out the need for connection, and shares that the feelings many experience as they age of empowerment, confidence, and a...
2023-05-1745 min
IN TRANSIT with Sundae Bean289: Aging & Positive Psychology with Natasha GinnivanMany cultures revere their elders, with practices designed to demonstrate appreciation for those who are even slightly older. These rituals of respect become paramount to maintaining harmony between the generations.
So then why is ageism still the most socially-condoned prejudice? A report from the World Health Organization indicates that one in two people have moderate to high ageist attitudes. How is it that, in a world clawing for progress, we give ageism a pass?
For the final part of our very first Bean Pod, it’s my pleasure to welcome Natasha Ginnivan to disrupt our at...
2022-09-2644 minSundae Schneider-Bean, LLC.289: Aging & Positive Psychology with Natasha GinnivanMany cultures revere their elders, with practices designed to demonstrate appreciation for those who are even slightly older. These rituals of respect become paramount to maintaining harmony between the generations.
So then why is ageism still the most socially-condoned prejudice? A report from the World Health Organization indicates that one in two people have moderate to high ageist attitudes. How is it that, in a world clawing for progress, we give ageism a pass?
For the final part of our very first Bean Pod, it’s my pleasure to welcome Natasha Ginnivan to disrupt our at...
2022-09-2644 min
IN TRANSIT with Sundae Bean289: Aging & Positive Psychology with Natasha GinnivanMany cultures revere their elders, with practices designed to demonstrate appreciation for those who are even slightly older. These rituals of respect become paramount to maintaining harmony between the generations.
So then why is ageism still the most socially-condoned prejudice? A report from the World Health Organization indicates that one in two people have moderate to high ageist attitudes. How is it that, in a world clawing for progress, we give ageism a pass?
For the final part of our very first Bean Pod, it’s my pleasure to welcome Natasha Ginnivan to disrupt our at...
2022-09-2644 min
Baby Boomers Guide to Life in the 21st CenturyCombating Media Portrayal of AgeingTake the deep foundation of knowledge of older workers, combined with fresh ideas and enthusiasm of younger workers, and you have a potent combination, presenting an abundance of rewards for employers. Dr Natasha Ginnivan from the University of NSW’s Ageing Futures Institute talks about that research revelation as well as the media diet that has entrenched negative perceptions of older people.In Nostalgia Town we talk with trailblazing journalist, Kerry O’Brien about his early years, thoughts on ‘fake news,’ education and more.Money Extra this week takes a look at the benefits available to downsi...
2022-08-091h 18
ACE - Aged Care EnrichmentHow Feeling Bad About Your Age Affects Your Health with Dr. Natasha GinnivanToday’s episode is with Dr. Natasha Ginnivan from University of New South Wales. Natasha is a research fellow in the school of psychology at UNSW and her work focuses on cultural attitudes to ageing, stereotypes and self-perceptions.Our conversation really focussed on how our self-perceptions of our own ageing can have long term health effects, and how things like media portrayal, cultural values and intergenerational environments can reduce or exacerbate these effects.We also briefly spoke about an exciting Virtual Reality based project Natasha was part of that harnessed the immersive nature of the te...
2022-04-2531 min