In this conversation, we learn more about opportunities to access an online calendar of events and interactive experiences for those 50 and over. Our guest for this Podcast, Amy Temperly, shares her recommendations for virtual and phone-accessible events across the nation that help audiences stay social, active, and engaged. Especially during this pandemic, when venturing outside and resuming our usual routines is still discouraged, what are the best suggestions for maintaining our physical, cognitive, and mental well-being? What are the risks of social isolation? And, most important, how can I find activities and supports geared for me? Amy’s two companies are both valuable resources, Aging is Cool and A Mighty Good Time. Tune in to this Podcast to learn about the interactive experiences now open to you, your loved ones, and your friends.

Mini Bio

Amy has over 30 years of experience in the social services and nonprofit sector predominantly working with older adults. From her tenure as a social worker in nursing homes and home health care, to her fundraising and nonprofit Executive Director roles in agencies both in Texas and in London, Amy has seen a little bit of everything. Amy has consulted with numerous agencies over the years helping them take their programs and services to the next level. Amy has a Master’s Degree in Human Services Administration from St. Edward’s University. She is a Council Member (District 1) of the Austin Commission on Seniors and Coordinates the Aging Services Council of Central Texas.

Items Mentioned for Our Listeners

Subscribe to our email list here and download: 9 Tips for Maintaining a Positive Frame of Mind as We Age (includes Club Planner)

Pick up a copy of Dr. Casciani’s book: Living Longer IS the New Normal

Not wanting to subscribe? Pick up your copy of the Club Planner here

Our Guest’s websites: Aging Is Cool and A Mighty Good Time