Older adults, especially women, experience social exclusion after significant life changes, leading to loneliness and isolation.

The article highlights social exclusion among older adults, especially women, often following significant life changes, like a spouse’s stroke. Research indicates this demographic is more susceptible to feelings of loneliness and isolation. Key factors include coupled superiority, habitual behaviors, and unawareness. To combat exclusion, it encourages individuals to invite others, explore new activities, and foster supportive communities, stressing the importance of inclusion.

September 15, 2024
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