Older, Wiser, Sexually Smarter (Hybrid)

Have fun as we examine and question assumptions and stereotypes about the sexuality of people in mid and later life.

Join us for an in-depth discussion of the idea of “sexual scripts” – ideals we learn in our formative years that not only instruct each of us how to think and feel about sex, but also condition how we act and identify as sexual beings. Many life changes – the loss of a partner through death or divorce, the experience of a major illness, encountering different attitudes towards sexuality held by our children (or even grandchildren) – can call us to identify, challenge, and transform these sexual scripts. Through reflecting on our own narratives, encountering perspectives on sexuality throughout the ages, questioning what is meant by “good sex,” and exploring the sorts of sexual decisions contemplated by those over 50, we’ll have fun as we examine and question assumptions and stereotypes about the sexuality of people in mid and later life.

Have fun as we examine and question assumptions and stereotypes about the sexuality of people in mid and later life.

Join us for an in-depth discussion of the idea of “sexual scripts” – ideals we learn in our formative years that not only instruct each of us how to think and feel about sex, but also condition how we act and identify as sexual beings. Many life changes – the loss of a partner through death or divorce, the experience of a major illness, encountering different attitudes towards sexuality held by our children (or even grandchildren) – can call us to identify, challenge, and transform these sexual scripts. Through reflecting on our own narratives, encountering perspectives on sexuality throughout the ages, questioning what is meant by “good sex,” and exploring the sorts of sexual decisions contemplated by those over 50, we’ll have fun as we examine and question assumptions and stereotypes about the sexuality of people in mid and later life.

Have fun as we examine and question assumptions and stereotypes about the sexuality of people in mid and later life.

Join us for an in-depth discussion of the idea of “sexual scripts” – ideals we learn in our formative years that not only instruct each of us how to think and feel about sex, but also condition how we act and identify as sexual beings. Many life changes – the loss of a partner through death or divorce, the experience of a major illness, encountering different attitudes towards sexuality held by our children (or even grandchildren) – can call us to identify, challenge, and transform these sexual scripts. Through reflecting on our own narratives, encountering perspectives on sexuality throughout the ages, questioning what is meant by “good sex,” and exploring the sorts of sexual decisions contemplated by those over 50, we’ll have fun as we examine and question assumptions and stereotypes about the sexuality of people in mid and later life.

Have fun as we examine and question assumptions and stereotypes about the sexuality of people in mid and later life.

Join us for an in-depth discussion of the idea of “sexual scripts” – ideals we learn in our formative years that not only instruct each of us how to think and feel about sex, but also condition how we act and identify as sexual beings. Many life changes – the loss of a partner through death or divorce, the experience of a major illness, encountering different attitudes towards sexuality held by our children (or even grandchildren) – can call us to identify, challenge, and transform these sexual scripts. Through reflecting on our own narratives, encountering perspectives on sexuality throughout the ages, questioning what is meant by “good sex,” and exploring the sorts of sexual decisions contemplated by those over 50, we’ll have fun as we examine and question assumptions and stereotypes about the sexuality of people in mid and later life.