Dr. Margo Merin, DSW
“Live Each Day As Though It Is Your Last Day.”
Here is my second blog post--thoughts and comments are welcome!
Blog #2 — Dr. Margo Merin, DSW Welcome readers—if you have read my first blog post earlier this week, I’m glad that you’ve returned to read another; if you’ve just found it, I hope that you like what you read and that you plan to return to peruse future posts. So—as I was doing research and writing about the subj...
Welcome to my blog, which discusses my "senior musings" -- here is the first post! Please let me know your thoughts and comments.
Blog # 1—Welcome — Dr. Margo Merin, DSW Margo’s Senior Musings Greetings, and welcome to my first blog post, which you’re reading either from my newly created website ( www.margomerin.com ), or on Facebook, or on Instagram. It’s my deepl
Hello. My name is Dr. Margo Merin, and I hold a doctoral degree in Clinical Social Work.
My passion and primary focus is working within what I refer to as the “senior citizen universe.” I’m qualified to navigate within this sphere as I’ve been a card carrying senior for several decades, and I experience seniorhood in “living color.”
The focus of my endeavors do not fall within the formal definition of “social worker.” In my work, I draw from my extensive academic training and professional involvements, as well as from my personal life experiences.
When I reached eighty years of age (two years ago), I decided that I wanted to become a voice for my group, and I plan to do so for as long as I can. My goal is to motivate and guide seniors to make choices that will provide a purposeful and satisfactory life regardless of age and circumstances.
As you read the pages on my website, you will learn about the interactive Groups, Workshops, and Motivational Presentations that I offer. Key topics are: “Embracing Life,” “Ageism,” “Grief, Loss, and Bereavement,” “Self Care,” “Personal Forgiveness,” and “Life Coping Strategies.”
Also, my blog, entitled “Margo’s Senior Musings,” covers a myriad of topics that relate to living our lives as seniors.
I welcome you with these positive words:
“Live Each Day As Though It Is Your Last Day.”