Fostering Well-Being in Later Life Among Neurodiverse Older Adults : a Call for Inclusive Policy and Relational Care

relations and institutional forces. In so doing, we open up avenues for the development of new models of well-being promotion in Quebec and beyond that are premised on coordinated policy action and the development of meaningfully inclusive, tailored interventions that confront social exclusion and foreground advocacy, voice, and solidarity. The paper concludes with concrete implications for policy reform, service design, and frontline practice aimed at ensuring neurodiverse individuals can age with dignity, support, and connection. [Publisher's text]