The Centre for Elder Research is collaborating on a research project entitled AIM Fitness – Activities in Motion Fitness in partnership with Power AIM Fitness. This project seeks to explore the competitive landscape for older adult fitness programming and enhance AIM Fitness’ existing online platform and virtual membership model. Interested participants, aged 55+ who meet […]
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The Sheridan Centre for Elder Research is currently working in partnership with food programs and primary health care organizations to understand if our relationship with food changes as we age. This survey is the first part of a three-year project designed to see how we can take the knowledge gained through this questionnaire to improve
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Canadian Coalition for Seniors’ Mental Health
Study: On-line Interventions for Symptoms of Depression in Older Adults Read More »