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Patrice Jenkins Courses
A Guide to Take the Weirdness Out of Retirement
4.5 (60 Reviews)
Provider: Udemy
Time: 2.5h- 2017
$29.99
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Most Recent Review
This is a great course for helping with planning your retirement, and for reviewing where you are at following retirement. There is very little help and support for the non-financial side of retirement so this course is a very welcome resource. I am at the Reorientation stage and found my own way of navigating the earlier stages - so much of what Patrice says and advises resonated with me. I wish I had found this course in the Pre-Retirement stage - it would have been invaluable!
- Review by Janet Davies on A Guide to Take the Weirdness Out of Retirement
Instructor Bio
Patrice Jenkins, Ph.D. is a consultant and frequent speaker on topics related to career and retirement transitions. Patrice holds a masters degree in counseling and a doctorate degree in industrial and organizational psychology. She is the author of “What Will I Do All Day? Wisdom to get you Over Retirement and on with Living!” and "It's Still Good: Dreams Don't Have Expiration Dates!"
Dr. Jenkins' expertise is in the social-psychological side of retirement—a subject that can’t easily be addressed with a financial strategy or equation. As an organizational psychologist, Jenkins applies her research on thriving at work, retirement research, and happiness studies to help individuals prepare for retirement and design rewarding retirement lifestyles.
Dr. Jenkins offers organizational consulting to design programs that support employees into their retirement years.
