Navigating Life After 50: Psychologist Simon Groß to Discuss Aging and Well-being
As individuals approach and surpass their mid-50s, significant physical, psychological, and social changes occur. The Volkshochschule Iserlohn (VHS) is hosting a lecture by psychologist Simon Groß to explore these transitions and offer insights into navigating this phase of life. The event, titled “Sprachlos oder sprich drauf los?” (Lost for Words or Speak Up?), will seize place on Thursday, March 5th, from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM at the Iserlohn city train station.
Understanding the Psychological Shifts of Aging
Growing older often involves confronting changes related to retirement, health, and social roles. Retirement, in particular, can evoke a range of emotions, from financial concerns to dreams of leisure. As individuals get closer to retirement, their perspectives on aging often evolve. The lecture aims to address these psychological barriers and provide a space for reflection and discussion.
About Simon Groß
Simon Groß is a qualified psychologist and expert in the field of aging. He has been a video creator on Instagram and TikTok since 2019, sharing his expertise with a wider audience. Prior to his operate as a content creator, he led the Luxembourg Center for Aging Issues for 14 years and developed a workshop for the European Parliament in 2012 on the impact of digital media on communication. Learn more about Simon Groß and his work.
Event Details and Registration
Date: Thursday, March 5th, 2026
Time: 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM
Location: VHS Iserlohn, Bahnhofsplatz 2, Iserlohn
Registration can be completed by calling 02371 217-1943, online at www.vhs-iserlohn.de (course number 261_11270), or by emailing vhs@iserlohn.de.
The Role of the VHS Iserlohn
The Volkshochschule Iserlohn (VHS) is committed to providing educational opportunities for the community. This lecture is part of their ongoing program to address important social and personal development topics. Visit the VHS Iserlohn website for more information on their courses and events.
Related reading