As the aged population in Korea becomes rapidly increasing, it is estimated that senior population at 65 or older age will account for 12.5% of total Korean population in 2020. The most realistic matters of these senior people in their remaining life include socioeconomic problem, psychological pressure from aging and potential onset of disease. E. Erikson, a developmental psychologist, viewed integrity or despair as one\'s representative socio-psychological style in his old age. According to Erikson, the integrity is an attitude of acceptable satisfaction with a chain of circumstances from past to the present, where he viewed wisdom as a virtue resulting from such attitude of integrity. Despair is contrary to integrity, and implies unacceptable past life one lived, no chance permitted for a necessary member of society, and frustration with remaining years of life. As despair sustains in the inner mind of an old person, it may evolve into depression, one of frequent symptoms in old age. People who try to be finished positively with their life don\'t feel the old age so much heavy burden. But possible alternative solutions in aspect of welfare counseling for senior people who fall in frustration aim to motivate them to express their inner mind of frustration and disgrace. Such expressions may help the old aged confess their load of life to others and thereby have better relationships with others. The next concern is the relationships between death and ultimate interests. Death may be simply the end of life, and may be a new starting point toward the other world. Thus, counseling in such aspect of welfare may give a little more positive period of life to the old aged.