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Dr. Kristen Eddy, Clinical Psychologist As we age, we look back on our years and, hopefully, feel a sense of pride at the things we’ve done. Erikson’s ultimate stage of Psychosocial development, integrity vs despair, describes this look back on either a life well-lived (integrity) or years of regrets and lost opportunities (despair.) Helping the…