Join Dorian Mintzer and Roberta Taylor for a very useful presentation and discussion based on their new book, The Couples Retirement Puzzle: Ten Must-Have Conversations for Transitioning to the Second Half of Life!
The Couples Retirement Puzzle is a wake-up call to couples and partners as they approach this critical, “third age” of their lives. Calling for careful planning, open dialogue, self-awareness and a willingness to confront change, authors Roberta Taylor and Dorian Mintzer – both experienced psychotherapists and life coaches – provide real-life examples, as well as tips and techniques, for couples in midlife and beyond who are contemplating, approaching or already in the midst of the retirement phase of their lives.
ABOUT THE AUTHORS:
Find out what's happening in Wellesleyfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
Dorian Mintzer, M.S.W., Ph.D. is a licensed psychologist, career/life transition coach, executive coach, teacher and speaker. She is a licensed third age coach and a 2Young2Retire certified facilitator. She facilitates workshops and speaks to community and professional groups on topics related to mid-life issues. She is founder of the Boomers and Beyond, a special interest group for interdisciplinary professionals. She utilizes her life experiences and expertise in adult development and holistic life planning in her work with helping individuals and couples navigate the second half of life.
Roberta K. Taylor, RNCS, M.Ed., is a licensed psychotherapist, life transition coach and consultant, and couples relationship coaching specialist. A member of the National Speakers Association, she facilitates workshops and speaks to professional and community organizations on topics related to midlife and retirement transition. She brings her expertise in adult development and life planning, as well as her own life experience, to working with individuals and couples facing the challenges and opportunities in the second half of life. She believes that couples do best when they think ahead and plan together.
