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This course covers the history of opera, from its beginnings in Renaissance Italy around the year 1600 up to the 21st century and includes plenty of video excerpts from great performances. Learn more and enroll!
In the course of six meetings we will look at sculptures and archaeological ruins from the Indus Valley in present- day Pakistan to explore the origin of Hindu belief, its earliest sacred texts (the four Vedas) and the evolution of varna (the cast system). Learn more and enroll!
It is no surprise that genealogy has become one of the top hobbies in America. Finding our family’s roots is fascinating, extremely gratifying and a wonderful gift for your family! Learn more and enroll!
The SPARK KC Gem series is a unique look at 6 different topics presented by 6 different presenters. You can choose to enroll in one session or multiple. You can even take all 6 at a discounted price! The Last Supper presented by Nina Babich A Gift of Hope: Finding Faith Behind Barbed Wire presented by Author John Hornbeck Journey to New Life presented by Sr. Rose McLarney and Georgia Walker An Armchair Visit to the Albecht-Kemper Museum of Art presented by Alex Asher History of Transportation in Kansas City presented by Nancy Powell What's New at the Zoo? presented by Sean Putney, Chief Zoological Officer Enroll in all six sessions and learn more!
This semester we’ll transition from examining China’s relationship with her Asian neighbors to studying Japan’s miraculous recovery after World War II. Today, Japan is our closest ally in Asia. According to the US State Department, the American-Japanese relationship is regarded as “the cornerstone of US security interests in Asia and fundamental to regional stability and prosperity.” How did this happen? This semester we’ll find out. Learn more and enroll!
If you’re like a lot of us, you may not yet have considered / researched retirement options and communities in the metro area. (Knowledge may be power, but “denial” is still a river in Egypt!) This proactive class is designed to educate us on the topic — with no pressure to do anything! Learn more and enroll!
Join us for SBB Live, right on our Facebook homepage, where your host Brittany Jennings interviews your local senior industry experts! This week have: Poet's Walk Neuro Challenge Click here to watch it live***
Due to the Covid-19 health crisis, ADRC has moved all of their facilitated support groups to the Zoom platform until further notice. If you or someone you know may be interested, please reach out to ADRC at 407-436-7750 or email jody@adrccares.org so they can get you registered and provide login instructions.
Mens Breakfast Group. Join us for a virtual support group. Due to Covid-19, ADRC has moved all of our facilitated support groups to the Zoom platform until further notice. If you or someone you know would be interested, please reach out to us at 407-436-7750 or email jody@adrccares.org, so we can get you registered and provide login instructions.
Did you know that African Americans are 50% more likely to develop Alzheimer's disease? Join us for six informative weeks to learn the specific actions you can take to reduce your risk. Here at the topics: Feb 18 Why Should I Care? Feb 25 Why Should I Meditate? March 4 Why Sleep Matters March 11 What You Put In Your Mouth Matters March 18 Eat Real Food March 25 Bringing it all Together All Sessions are 10am-12 pm This is a virtual workshop via Zoom. Call 407-436-7750 for more information. to register click on this link: https://adrccares.org/adrc-events/
Taking the Reins is a four-week equine-assisted program for people caring for a loved one with dementia. Working with horses will help you learn and practice new ways of responding to your caregiving demands while protecting your own physical and emotional well-being. You'll also have an opportunity to share your fears, frustrations, and challenges with others who are caring for loved ones. This program, led by two psychotherapists and experienced facilitators of equine-assisted activities, provides a safe, relaxed environment in which you'll feel supported and validated. You'll leave each week feeling relaxed, connected, and reenergized. PLEASE NOTE: This program does not include riding horses. No horse experience needed. All sessions are from 10 a.m. to noon and held at Groundwork Ranch in Louisville. This program is offered at no cost thanks to a grant from the BCAAA and the assistance of generous supporters. Session 1: Thursdays - April 1, 8, 15, & 22 Weather Delay Dates: April 29 & May 6 Session 2: Saturdays - April 3, 10, 17, & 24 Weather Delay Dates: May 1 & 8 Session 2 is specifically for caregivers who are part of the LGBTQ+ community. Session 3: Thursdays - May 20 & 27, June 3 & 10 Weather Delay Dates: June 17 & 24 Session 4: Saturdays - May 22 & 29, June 5 & 12 Weather Delay Dates: June 19 & 26 For information or to register, please contact Dave at 720-551-8951 or Dave@GroundworkRanch.org.
Sign up today by going to vitalant.org, select "Donate Now, " enter the zip code 80004 and the date 4/1/21 to find our drive.
Memory Cafés are live, interactive, themed, joyful gatherings which include reminiscing, games, laughter, and music for people living with dementia and their care partners. Join us over Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/148504348Meeting ID: 148 504 348 password: dtCheck dementiatogether.org for updates
December 12, 2020 – May 2, 2021 (King Gallery)December 12, 2020 – May 22, 2021 (Regional Gallery) Mr. Wands currently serves as a professor emeritus with Colorado State University in Pueblo, where he started as an art professor in the early-1960s, teaching drawing and painting for 33 years. Additionally, he has worked as director of Wands Art Studio and Gallery since 1978. Robert was raised in the home of his artist father, the “Dean of Colorado landscape artists”, Alfred Wands, who taught him to paint “En Plein Air” from the age of 12. Robert went on to receive his B.F.A. and M.A. in painting from the University of Denver with additional graduate work at Case Western Reserve University and The Cleveland Art Institute. His master thesis dealt with “Atmospheric Conditions in Paint” and he became known as a cloud painter. He also spent five years as a seasonal ranger in Rocky Mountain National Park, which added greatly to his interest in landscape painting. Robert retired as Professor Emeritus of Art from Colorado State University at Pueblo, where he taught drawing and Painting for 33 years. He now maintains two studios, one in Pueblo, CO from October to May, and another in Estes Park, CO from June to September. $10 Adults / $8 Children, Seniors 65+ & Military. Masks & temperature checks required. Advance timed tickets at sdc-arts.org.
Please RSVP by March 29th at 801-779-0798
The PPLD and the Pikes Peak Area Agency on Aging have taken your suggestions and have developed a Four-Part Medicare Series to dive more deeply into Medicare and retirement. Please join us as we begin exploring Medicare on a new level in 2021. Let’s face it! Medicare can be confusing! This series is designed to provide information to guide and support you as you make important health care decisions that affect the rest of your life! Each week will each focus on a different part of Medicare. April 1 – Session 1: Medicare Eligibility and Coverage (Part A/B) Explains eligibility for enrolling in Medicare Parts A and B, how to enroll and when to enroll (enrollment periods). Explains Medicare Parts A and B costs, what A and B cover (benefits) and options available when something is not covered by Medicare. April 8 – Session 2: Medicare Options: Medigap and Medicare Advantage Plans This course assumes that the attendee’s already have a basic knowledge of Medicare A and B eligibility, enrollment and of benefits and coverage or that they have already attended Session 1: Medicare Eligibility and Coverage. Explains the 2 types of coverage consumers can choose from for additional insurance to go with their Medicare A and B: Medigaps and Medicare Advantage Plans, what they are, how they coordinate with Medicare and what coverage they provide for those enrolled in Medicare A and B. April 15 – Session 3: Medicare Part D This course explains the newest benefit of Medicare, Part D, for prescription drug coverage. Details how Part D works, how to get it, what the costs are for Part D, eligibility and how to apply for financial assistance with Part D costs for those with low incomes. Will also discuss other cost saving options available to consumers enrolled in Part D. April 22 – Session 4: Medicare, Medicaid, and Other Health Insurance Options – What you need to know Explains the CO Medicaid programs people with Medicare may be eligible for and how those Medicaid programs coordinate with Medicare. Also discusses how other health insurance options work with Medicare such as Employer Group Health Plans (EGHP) for active and retired employee’s, COBRA, TriCare For Life, PERA, FEHB, etc. The speaker comes from the Pikes Peak Area Agency on Aging Senior Insurance Assistance department, the State Health Insurance Program (SHIP). The SHIP has been at the forefront of this emerging boom to provide up to date, current insurance information. These SHIP counselors are trained experts who do not sell or endorse any insurance products. The Medicare series is designed to answer questions and provide information to help older adults make the most informed choices. For information on Medicare Senior Insurance reach out at seniorinsur@ppacg.org or call (719) 635-4891 for more information or questions
In celebration of Easter we want to give out a designer bag just in time for the big day! Keep for your self or give as a gift. We will be placing the winning ticket inone of the Easter eggs, so drive by Marycrest and try your luck! Everyone will drive away with with special gift, no matter the egg! Please RSVP by March 30th call 303-433-0282!
When attending one of our virtual classes, please be sure to sign on by using your first and last name. You maysign on up to 10 minutes before the beginning of class. Thornton Parks, Recreation & Community Programs (TPRCP) are now offering LIVE virtual fitness classes for ourActive Adults. These classes are FREE to attend and can be accessed using the links provided with each classlisting at the end of this email.If you have questions about our class formats, please contact jason.schatzenpahl@ThorntonCO.gov.Stay safe, stay healthy and stay active with your TPRCP Fitness Team! Chuna - Yoga PilatesEquipment: Yoga MatZOOM ID: 987-3213-9595Password: ChunaCLICK HERE TO JOIN CLASS!
Colorado Legal Services will continue offering its monthly call-in clinic the 1st Thursday of each month from 1:00pm-2:30pm. The clinic number is toll-free 1-800-521-6968. The next clinic will be this Thursday, February 4th.This Clinic Serves: Clear Creek, Eagle, Lake, and Summit Counties.
Memory Cafés are live, interactive, themed, joyful gatherings which include reminiscing, games, laughter, and music for people living with dementia and their care partners. Join us over Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/148504348Meeting ID: 148 504 348 password: dtCheck dementiatogether.org for updates
Join me for a GREAT time on Thursday at 2:30p. Click on the link below to join the real FUN of the Month of Oct. https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81034877133?pwd=WGFFWko1YllONDAxK2NwUlNZeEFEQT09
Walking can help you lose weight and belly fat, as well asprovide other excellent health benefits, includingdecreased risk of disease and improved mood. Walking just onemile burns about 100 calories.Instructor: Lorenzo Grayson
Join us for networking, connection and education! REGISTER HERE
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Women's History Month Select women throughout the city of Mobile will give an important history fact surrounding the theme “Valiant Women of the Vote.”
If you’re like a lot of us, you may not yet have considered / researched retirement options and communities in the metro area. (Knowledge may be power, but “denial” is still a river in Egypt!) This proactive class is designed to educate us on the topic — with no pressure to do anything! Learn more and enroll!
Please join us Friday, April 2nd at 9:00 a.m. for a ZOOM JAVA meeting. The ZOOM link can be found below. We will provide a few exciting updates on the future of JAVA. Legacy Corps will be presenting on their programs - Foster Grandparents, Legacy Corps and Powerful Tools for Caregivers. One of our members has reached out to me for information regarding vaccine accessibility. Can any of you answer this question. With so many seniors/vulnerable adults indicating they are having trouble signing up for vaccines, is anyone in this group assisting in any way to get signed up and/or transported for appointments? Any information will be appreciated. Topic: April JAVA Meeting Time: Apr 2, 2021 09:00 AM Mountain Time (US and Canada) Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85162991142?pwd=UWpra0wrbWx3VEVZbEZuTkdRMjBPZz09 Meeting ID: 851 6299 1142 Passcode: 772503 One tap mobile +12532158782,,85162991142#,,,,*772503# US (Tacoma) +13462487799,,85162991142#,,,,*772503# US (Houston)
Join us for SBB Live, right on our Facebook homepage, where your host Amanda Barton interviews your local senior industry experts! This week have: Cypress at Home Thrive at Beachwalk SBB University Featuring: Conversation & Talking to Your Family About Your Last Wishes Click here to watch it live***
Currently held via zoom ask to be added to our email list for link elizabeth@seniorsbluebook.com
Introduction to T'ai Chi (& Qi Gong): Getting Started Right Free Zoom Classes With several more months of restricted activities due to the pandemic, Joe Brady and Jacqui Shumway of The Tai Chi Project have decided to offer free Tai Chi Classes for Beginners via Zoom on Fridays at 10:00am Mountain Standard Time. Description: Experience for yourself the accumulated wisdom of centuries with the timeless exercise of T’ai Chi - many of the best of Qi Gong exercises artfully strung together. Improve your health and balance, feel more energy, and so you can sleep better. Learn to use your T’ai Chi to alleviate chronic stress, and everyday aches and pains. Step out of the ordinary and take the first steps on the road to a healthy longevity. The flowing meditative exercise of T’ai Chi can be a powerful complement to medical intervention, and in many instances, may allow a physician to significantly reduce a patient's drug dosage or eliminate the need for medication altogether. Get the benefits of exercise you need without the wear and tear of other forms of exercise. “T’ai Chi is often described as "meditation in motion," but it might well be called "medication in motion." There is growing evidence that this mind-body practice, which originated in China as a martial art, has value in treating or preventing many health problems.” Harvard Medical School
December 12, 2020 – May 2, 2021 (King Gallery)December 12, 2020 – May 22, 2021 (Regional Gallery) Mr. Wands currently serves as a professor emeritus with Colorado State University in Pueblo, where he started as an art professor in the early-1960s, teaching drawing and painting for 33 years. Additionally, he has worked as director of Wands Art Studio and Gallery since 1978. Robert was raised in the home of his artist father, the “Dean of Colorado landscape artists”, Alfred Wands, who taught him to paint “En Plein Air” from the age of 12. Robert went on to receive his B.F.A. and M.A. in painting from the University of Denver with additional graduate work at Case Western Reserve University and The Cleveland Art Institute. His master thesis dealt with “Atmospheric Conditions in Paint” and he became known as a cloud painter. He also spent five years as a seasonal ranger in Rocky Mountain National Park, which added greatly to his interest in landscape painting. Robert retired as Professor Emeritus of Art from Colorado State University at Pueblo, where he taught drawing and Painting for 33 years. He now maintains two studios, one in Pueblo, CO from October to May, and another in Estes Park, CO from June to September. $10 Adults / $8 Children, Seniors 65+ & Military. Masks & temperature checks required. Advance timed tickets at sdc-arts.org.
When attending one of our virtual classes, please be sure to sign on by using your first and last name. You maysign on up to 10 minutes before the beginning of class. Thornton Parks, Recreation & Community Programs (TPRCP) are now offering LIVE virtual fitness classes for ourActive Adults. These classes are FREE to attend and can be accessed using the links provided with each classlisting at the end of this email.If you have questions about our class formats, please contact jason.schatzenpahl@ThorntonCO.gov.Stay safe, stay healthy and stay active with your TPRCP Fitness Team! Linda M. - Chair FitnessEquipment: Chair and household objectsZOOM ID: 939-8276-9451Password: ChairCLICK HERE TO JOIN CLASS!
On Friday, April 2, 2021 from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM at The Sheridan at Bethel Park. Join us for our first annual "Hoppy" Easter Craft Beer Hunt. To participate, decorate your lawn with the craft beer of your choice for our friends to collect. Our hunt will start at The Sheridan and take you through the South Hills to fill your "basket". RSVP by 3/22/21 with the total number of participants from your building to bardolino@seniorlifestyle.com.
Nursing home social work iscomplicated! Wouldn’t it begreat if a veteran of the longterm care industry could guideyou through complex skillednursing facility (SNF)regulations and bestpractices? Register for thisinteractive series and you’llhave access to not just oneBUT TWO nursing home socialwork experts:Joanna Frankel, LCSW-C, andStephanie Goldstein, LBSW! This is the third module (which offers two ethics continuing education credits!), you’ll view case studies and participate in an interactive discussion on: o Perspectives of different professionals on a care plan team (who are not social workers!) o Ethical issues that can arise o Role of social worker in effective ethical interdisciplinary collaboration For full module descriptions & to register go to https://jenerations.ce21.com/item/Module3
Join The Fountains of Hope for their educational event on "Understanding Dementia" In Person - March 30th at 3 PM Virtual - April 2nd at 12 PM Call 941-867-4095 to RSVPor visit fountainsofhopeevents.com
Each child will receive a goodie bag (while supplies last) & the opportunity to take a photo with the Easter Bunny!
Walking can help you lose weight and belly fat, as well asprovide other excellent health benefits, includingdecreased risk of disease and improved mood. Walking just onemile burns about 100 calories.Instructor: Lorenzo Grayson
Women's History Month Select women throughout the city of Mobile will give an important history fact surrounding the theme “Valiant Women of the Vote.”
For other questions about preparing a return, call the Tax Aide number at 970-589-3789
December 12, 2020 – May 2, 2021 (King Gallery)December 12, 2020 – May 22, 2021 (Regional Gallery) Mr. Wands currently serves as a professor emeritus with Colorado State University in Pueblo, where he started as an art professor in the early-1960s, teaching drawing and painting for 33 years. Additionally, he has worked as director of Wands Art Studio and Gallery since 1978. Robert was raised in the home of his artist father, the “Dean of Colorado landscape artists”, Alfred Wands, who taught him to paint “En Plein Air” from the age of 12. Robert went on to receive his B.F.A. and M.A. in painting from the University of Denver with additional graduate work at Case Western Reserve University and The Cleveland Art Institute. His master thesis dealt with “Atmospheric Conditions in Paint” and he became known as a cloud painter. He also spent five years as a seasonal ranger in Rocky Mountain National Park, which added greatly to his interest in landscape painting. Robert retired as Professor Emeritus of Art from Colorado State University at Pueblo, where he taught drawing and Painting for 33 years. He now maintains two studios, one in Pueblo, CO from October to May, and another in Estes Park, CO from June to September. $10 Adults / $8 Children, Seniors 65+ & Military. Masks & temperature checks required. Advance timed tickets at sdc-arts.org.
Please RSVP to outreach@renewsaddlerock.com
Women's History Month Select women throughout the city of Mobile will give an important history fact surrounding the theme “Valiant Women of the Vote.”
Virtual Monthly Support Phone Check-ins and Emails No Charge Our virtual support program connects caregivers to personalized training and community support across a vast network. Receive encouragement, respite suggestions, and simple self-care suggestions from our knowledgeable staff providing emotional coaching, resources and referrals as needed. Register on-line at www.hopegrows.net, by calling 412 369-4673, or by email info@hopegrows.net
When attending one of our virtual classes, please be sure to sign on by using your first and last name. You maysign on up to 10 minutes before the beginning of class. Thornton Parks, Recreation & Community Programs (TPRCP) are now offering LIVE virtual fitness classes for ourActive Adults. These classes are FREE to attend and can be accessed using the links provided with each classlisting at the end of this email.If you have questions about our class formats, please contact jason.schatzenpahl@ThorntonCO.gov.Stay safe, stay healthy and stay active with your TPRCP Fitness Team! Chuna - Yoga PilatesEquipment: Yoga MatZOOM ID: 995-2601-9639Password: ChunaCLICK HERE TO JOIN CLASS!
December 12, 2020 – May 2, 2021 (King Gallery)December 12, 2020 – May 22, 2021 (Regional Gallery) Mr. Wands currently serves as a professor emeritus with Colorado State University in Pueblo, where he started as an art professor in the early-1960s, teaching drawing and painting for 33 years. Additionally, he has worked as director of Wands Art Studio and Gallery since 1978. Robert was raised in the home of his artist father, the “Dean of Colorado landscape artists”, Alfred Wands, who taught him to paint “En Plein Air” from the age of 12. Robert went on to receive his B.F.A. and M.A. in painting from the University of Denver with additional graduate work at Case Western Reserve University and The Cleveland Art Institute. His master thesis dealt with “Atmospheric Conditions in Paint” and he became known as a cloud painter. He also spent five years as a seasonal ranger in Rocky Mountain National Park, which added greatly to his interest in landscape painting. Robert retired as Professor Emeritus of Art from Colorado State University at Pueblo, where he taught drawing and Painting for 33 years. He now maintains two studios, one in Pueblo, CO from October to May, and another in Estes Park, CO from June to September. $10 Adults / $8 Children, Seniors 65+ & Military. Masks & temperature checks required. Advance timed tickets at sdc-arts.org.
Women's History Month Select women throughout the city of Mobile will give an important history fact surrounding the theme “Valiant Women of the Vote.”
This course covers the history of opera, from its beginnings in Renaissance Italy around the year 1600 up to the 21st century and includes plenty of video excerpts from great performances. Learn more and enroll!
In the course of six meetings we will look at sculptures and archaeological ruins from the Indus Valley in present- day Pakistan to explore the origin of Hindu belief, its earliest sacred texts (the four Vedas) and the evolution of varna (the cast system). Learn more and enroll!
Professionals don't miss the Grab N Go Breakfast at Tuscan Gardens of Venetia Bay Senior Living April 5th 8-9 am RSVP 941-244-4288
The Senior Fair is back but in a different capacity. We feel it is very important to keep the seniors informed and we need your help! This year we are replacing the Senior Fair with a Sensational Senior Bag! This bag will be given to over 200 seniors! Seniors are able to pick the bag up starting May 13th through May 19th or until supplies run out. We are looking for sponsors to fill these bags with your important information and freebies to educate seniors about your products and services. The fee is only $30. Please register and provide bag fillers no later than May 3rd. We thank you in advance for helping us keep the seniors safe and informed!
Join Dr. Lezlie Laws for one hour each month as she leads caregivers through this stress reducing, health increasing, monthly workshop. Learn to move your body more, and increase mindfulness in every day life. Zoom platform. To register click on this weblink https://adrccares.org/adrc-events/
Please RSVP to Kari Pohar 847-740-6708 Email: kpohar@catholiccharities.net www.Zoom.com Meeting ID: 945 0481 3441 Passcode: 377510 Call in: 1 312 626 6799 Meeting ID: 734 215 2035
December 12, 2020 – May 2, 2021 (King Gallery)December 12, 2020 – May 22, 2021 (Regional Gallery) Mr. Wands currently serves as a professor emeritus with Colorado State University in Pueblo, where he started as an art professor in the early-1960s, teaching drawing and painting for 33 years. Additionally, he has worked as director of Wands Art Studio and Gallery since 1978. Robert was raised in the home of his artist father, the “Dean of Colorado landscape artists”, Alfred Wands, who taught him to paint “En Plein Air” from the age of 12. Robert went on to receive his B.F.A. and M.A. in painting from the University of Denver with additional graduate work at Case Western Reserve University and The Cleveland Art Institute. His master thesis dealt with “Atmospheric Conditions in Paint” and he became known as a cloud painter. He also spent five years as a seasonal ranger in Rocky Mountain National Park, which added greatly to his interest in landscape painting. Robert retired as Professor Emeritus of Art from Colorado State University at Pueblo, where he taught drawing and Painting for 33 years. He now maintains two studios, one in Pueblo, CO from October to May, and another in Estes Park, CO from June to September. $10 Adults / $8 Children, Seniors 65+ & Military. Masks & temperature checks required. Advance timed tickets at sdc-arts.org.
When attending one of our virtual classes, please be sure to sign on by using your first and last name. You maysign on up to 10 minutes before the beginning of class. Thornton Parks, Recreation & Community Programs (TPRCP) are now offering LIVE virtual fitness classes for ourActive Adults. These classes are FREE to attend and can be accessed using the links provided with each classlisting at the end of this email.If you have questions about our class formats, please contact jason.schatzenpahl@ThorntonCO.gov.Stay safe, stay healthy and stay active with your TPRCP Fitness Team! Sharon B. - Chair YogaEquipment: Chair and pillowZOOM ID: 648-450-6032Password: 912388CLICK HERE TO JOIN CLASS!
I invite you to take the first step toward creating a personalized map for your family, "just in case". Join me for this unique hands-on workshop series to help you navigate your decisions thoughtfully and deliberately, and finally create your Exit File™. Experience the peace of mind of knowing you have made things as simple for your loved ones as possible. Monday afternoons, 1:00-3:00 p.m. 8 weeks. April 5-May 17, + June 14 Please Register by April 2
RSVP: Kari Pohar 847-740-6708 or email kpohar@catholiccharities.net
Despite the COVID-19 closures of libraries across Colorado, the Virtual Pro Se Clinic (VPC) clinics will still be held as scheduled. As a COVID work-around, instead of clinic patrons coming in-person to your local public library (which is limited in access), the volunteer attorney will call each clinic patron's telephone directly, using the phone number that is provided by client at the time of registering. Please call the Avon library at (970) 949-6797 during regular work hours to be added to the sign-up sheet. Space is limited.
Walking can help you lose weight and belly fat, as well asprovide other excellent health benefits, includingdecreased risk of disease and improved mood. Walking just onemile burns about 100 calories.Instructor: Lorenzo Grayson
Register now for the following Osher Continuing Education class offered through The City of Lenexa MONDAYS: “American Homeland Security Historical: Prior to 9/11” March 29; April 5, 12 5:30 – 7:00 p.m. This three-class series is offered via Zoom® and is free of charge for Lenexa residents due to a sponsorship from Westchester Village of Lenexa and Colonial Village of Overland Park. There is a $50 fee for non-residents. To register, sign up at Osher.Ku.edu or by calling: 913-897-8530
Women's History Month Select women throughout the city of Mobile will give an important history fact surrounding the theme “Valiant Women of the Vote.”
Date: First Tuesday of the month Time: 1:30-2:30 p.m. Location: Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Colorado Springs, Faye Brown Room Contact: Elizabeth Armstrong, 719.258.0255, Elizabeth.Armstrong@encompasshealth.com Additional information: The support is open to individuals living with Huntington disease, ALS/Lou Gehrig’s disease, or Parkinson’s disease.
It is no surprise that genealogy has become one of the top hobbies in America. Finding our family’s roots is fascinating, extremely gratifying and a wonderful gift for your family! Learn more and enroll!
Grab a cup of coffee and join us weekly for a brief market update to keep you informed on how your retirement accounts are doing. There will be time for questions at the end and these usually last only 15 min. This will be done via Webex or you can call in to listen to the presentation. Details are below. Webex Link: https://ej.webex.com/ej/j.php?MTID=m2d76bfa82ddf5401a7da5953bcf7df5d Call-in: 1-404-397-1516 Access code: 281 541 751
The SPARK KC Gem series is a unique look at 6 different topics presented by 6 different presenters. You can choose to enroll in one session or multiple. You can even take all 6 at a discounted price! The Last Supper presented by Nina Babich A Gift of Hope: Finding Faith Behind Barbed Wire presented by Author John Hornbeck Journey to New Life presented by Sr. Rose McLarney and Georgia Walker An Armchair Visit to the Albecht-Kemper Museum of Art presented by Alex Asher History of Transportation in Kansas City presented by Nancy Powell What's New at the Zoo? presented by Sean Putney, Chief Zoological Officer Enroll in all six sessions and learn more!
A networking group for senior care professionals that serve the Denton County area. Questions please email Kevin - kevin.jones@brightstarcare.com
Join every Tuesday for workouts you can do from home. Tuesday at 9am. Videos can be found on the YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHOu09udEHHnipgZWhMqvZw or on the Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/CHMRSCC/
13 agencies on Western Slope have joined together to request the state reconsideration of the recent reduction in home care reimbursement rate. This reduction, coupled with increased regulations, increased minimum wage, makes it unaffordable to provide home care services to the HCBS recipients. We believe there is power in numbers and therefore if this issue has impacted your agency, please join our weekly meetings each Tuesday at 9:00 AM. Below is the link to join so we can fight together. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions I’m happy to provide further details. Microsoft Teams meeting - Join on your computer or mobile app Click here to join the meeting Learn More | Meeting options
Call the VA Western Colorado Health Care Systems at 1/970-242-0731 ext. 1426, to make appointments/reservations for your visit to the MMU.
Join us for South Side Coffee Talk – live from the luxuriously appointed ZOOM Studios at RENEW Roaring Fork. Bring your event info, occupancy and or services you provide and your referrals! Here are the details: Dave Pierson is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. Join Zoom Meeting - https://zoom.us/j/96052802122?pwd=am5kOTg1NytUT1FGRVZ3MXJVUnhHZz09 Meeting ID: 960 5280 2122Passcode: 729374One tap mobile+16699009128,,96052802122#,,,,*729374# US (San Jose) +12532158782,,96052802122#,,,,*729374# US
For other questions about preparing a return, call the Tax Aide number at 970-589-3789
Grab a cup of coffee and join us weekly for a brief market update to keep you informed on how your retirement accounts are doing. There will be time for questions at the end and these usually last only 15 min. This will be done via Webex or you can call in to listen to the presentation. Details are below. https://edwardjones.zoom.us/j/95953854243?pwd=OUITNHo0a2NFTEQyQWdCQkRRaisxdz09 Meeting ID: 959 5385 4243 Password: 082434
Via Zoom Call 720-477-1502 to reserve your seat or register online at www.seniorlivingtruthdenver.com
December 12, 2020 – May 2, 2021 (King Gallery)December 12, 2020 – May 22, 2021 (Regional Gallery) Mr. Wands currently serves as a professor emeritus with Colorado State University in Pueblo, where he started as an art professor in the early-1960s, teaching drawing and painting for 33 years. Additionally, he has worked as director of Wands Art Studio and Gallery since 1978. Robert was raised in the home of his artist father, the “Dean of Colorado landscape artists”, Alfred Wands, who taught him to paint “En Plein Air” from the age of 12. Robert went on to receive his B.F.A. and M.A. in painting from the University of Denver with additional graduate work at Case Western Reserve University and The Cleveland Art Institute. His master thesis dealt with “Atmospheric Conditions in Paint” and he became known as a cloud painter. He also spent five years as a seasonal ranger in Rocky Mountain National Park, which added greatly to his interest in landscape painting. Robert retired as Professor Emeritus of Art from Colorado State University at Pueblo, where he taught drawing and Painting for 33 years. He now maintains two studios, one in Pueblo, CO from October to May, and another in Estes Park, CO from June to September. $10 Adults / $8 Children, Seniors 65+ & Military. Masks & temperature checks required. Advance timed tickets at sdc-arts.org.
So, you bought a Cricut or thinking about purchasing one? We will get started by showing you how to set up your Cricut and begin making fun crafts.
During each of the 6 online sessions in the series, we’ll explore a different topic that helps Solo Agers share experiences, tips, and resources. This facilitated small group format is a wonderful opportunity to learn from and with each other. We’ll explore topics such as: · What surprises you about aging solo? · How do you create a happy and satisfying life as you age? · What’s important to include in a Dynamic Life Plan? · Building a strong and reliable support system · Tips and Tools for maintaining good health · How to decide where to live as you age This is a great opportunity for Solo Agers to engage in conversation with other Solo Agers -
Join ZOOM HERE Join the Colorado Spirit Team as we share tools to help understand, manage and reduce stress and anxiety due to long-term COVID symptoms.
On Tuesday, April 6, 2021 from 12:00 PM to 12:15 PM via Online and Phone by UPMC for Life. Join our Staying in Touch events to hear about how to stay healthy, manage stress, be active, and connect with your community--all from the comfort of your home. Experts on preventive medicine, mental health, and other specialties host these 15-20 minute events. Reclaiming Your Joy. Finding true joy is possible. Learn new ways to experience joy and happiness on a regular basis. Two easy ways to participate on the day of the event: Call 1-855-962-1209 (no PIN required) or Go to upmchealthplan.com/intouch. Phone and online access will begin 10 minutes ahead of the event. No apps or additional software are needed to join. If you can't make it to the live event, don't worry! You can watch any of our past events at upmchealthplan.com/intouch.
http://www.aarpnorthsidecommunitygroup.com Meets the first Tuesday of the month, 12:30 pm. All are Welcome - Free JOIN OUR MONTHLY ZOOM MEETING - register here mailto:northsideaarpcommunitygroup@gmail.com (ZOOM connection will be emailed to you the day before the meeting.)
First Tuesday of every month, 1pm on Zoom RSVP AmyWDavis@comcast.net Facilitated by David Geras & Amy Davis.
When attending one of our virtual classes, please be sure to sign on by using your first and last name. You maysign on up to 10 minutes before the beginning of class. Thornton Parks, Recreation & Community Programs (TPRCP) are now offering LIVE virtual fitness classes for ourActive Adults. These classes are FREE to attend and can be accessed using the links provided with each classlisting at the end of this email.If you have questions about our class formats, please contact jason.schatzenpahl@ThorntonCO.gov.Stay safe, stay healthy and stay active with your TPRCP Fitness Team! Sharon B. - Mat YogaEquipment: MatZOOM ID: 648-450-6032Password: 912388CLICK HERE TO JOIN CLASS!
Attend our NEW 3 Lands Workshop and receive a complimentary consultation!
Walking can help you lose weight and belly fat, as well asprovide other excellent health benefits, includingdecreased risk of disease and improved mood. Walking just onemile burns about 100 calories.Instructor: Lorenzo Grayson
To find out more or to register visit: www.UCCS.EDU/GERON or call 719-255-8005. Learn from seasoned experts in the areas of health, law, and government; representing the public, nonprofit and private sectors. These academic researchers, experienced practitioners and professionals involved in fields related to aging will enhance your understanding of age-related issues by providing up-to-date information and research.
Social Distancing & Masks Required 1st Tuesday of Every Month 5:30-6:30 pm For more information, please call: First Choice Hospice Bereavement Coordinator 208-322-4663
1st Tuesday of the month. Join us for a virtual support group. Due to Covid-19, ADRC has moved all of ouur facilitated support groups to te Zoom platform until further notice. -f you or someone you know would be interested, please reach out to us at 407-436-7750 or email jody@adrccares.org, so we can get you registered and provide login instructions.
Due to the Covid-19 health crisis, ADRC has moved all of their facilitated support groups to the Zoom platform until further notice. If you or someone you know may be interested, please reach out to ADRC at 407-436-7750 or email jody@adrccares.org so they can get you registered and provide login instructions.
1st Tuesday of the month. Join us for a virtual support group. Due to Covid-19, ADRC has moved all of ouur facilitated support groups to te Zoom platform until further notice. -f you or someone you know would be interested, please reach out to us at 407-436-7750 or email jody@adrccares.org, so we can get you registered and provide login instructions.
Once a month a “rec-to-go” packet can be reserved for pickup following a virtual education demonstration. Pick up locations are Adult Center, Connie Hudson Senior Center, ParkwaySenior Center and Tricksey Senior Center. Must Pre-register. Videos can be found on the YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHOu09udEHHnipgZWhMqvZw or on the Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/CHMRSCC/ 1/12 Tues. Mandala using Colored Sand2/2 Tues. Heart Dream Catcher Craft3/2 Tues. Beaded Colors of Faith Bracelet4/6 Tues. Beach Sun Catchers5/4 Tues. Patriotic Butterfly Sign
Women's History Month Select women throughout the city of Mobile will give an important history fact surrounding the theme “Valiant Women of the Vote.”
This semester we’ll transition from examining China’s relationship with her Asian neighbors to studying Japan’s miraculous recovery after World War II. Today, Japan is our closest ally in Asia. According to the US State Department, the American-Japanese relationship is regarded as “the cornerstone of US security interests in Asia and fundamental to regional stability and prosperity.” How did this happen? This semester we’ll find out. Learn more and enroll!
Each year the month of April is set aside as a National Poetry Month to celebrate Poets. This Year join us as the Seniors of Mobile share their favorite poems.4/7 Wed. 9am Videos can be found on the YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHOu09udEHHnipgZWhMqvZw or on the Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/CHMRSCC/
On Wednesday, April 7, 2021 or Saturday, April 10, 2021 from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Help Plant the Garden of Support for Family Caregivers at Hope Grows by donating items for sale at the Auction hosted by Caring Transitions. Mark your calendar for the April 22 - 30 Auction! Go to the auction site to check out trends and to register anytime before the auction launches: http://southwestpittsburgh.ctbids.com/
Apply at www.archhousing.com
Call the VA Western Colorado Health Care Systems at 1/970-242-0731 ext. 1426, to make appointments/reservations for your visit to the MMU.
NSYMCA virtual event click HERE to register. Elder Law Attorney, Matt Margolis, will offer planning strategies and important matters to consider for adult children when they realize they will need to help care for their aging parents.
For other questions about preparing a return, call the Tax Aide number at 970-589-3789
Join us for an informative class! * How to access government programs that will pay for long-term care* How to avoid common mistakes when planning for long-term care* Myths about what you will "have" to give up for long-term care* Steps to take NOW... before needing long-term care* Pathways to approval for long-term care benefits* Top 10 ways to pay for care... and which ones don't require you to use your assets Please look for your ZOOM link to the webinar on April 6, 2021, if you are registered! Register Now!
Join us for an informative class! * How to access government programs that will pay for long-term care* How to avoid common mistakes when planning for long-term care* Myths about what you will "have" to give up for long-term care* Steps to take NOW... before needing long-term care* Pathways to approval for long-term care benefits* Top 10 ways to pay for care... and which ones don't require you to use your assets Please look for your ZOOM link to the webinar on April 6, 2021, if you are registered! Register Now!
Join us for an informative class! * How to access government programs that will pay for long-term care* How to avoid common mistakes when planning for long-term care* Myths about what you will "have" to give up for long-term care* Steps to take NOW... before needing long-term care* Pathways to approval for long-term care benefits* Top 10 ways to pay for care... and which ones don't require you to use your assets Please look for your ZOOM link to the webinar on April 6, 2021, if you are registered! Register Now!
Join us for an informative class! * How to access government programs that will pay for long-term care* How to avoid common mistakes when planning for long-term care* Myths about what you will "have" to give up for long-term care* Steps to take NOW... before needing long-term care* Pathways to approval for long-term care benefits* Top 10 ways to pay for care... and which ones don't require you to use your assets Please look for your ZOOM link to the webinar on April 6, 2021, if you are registered! Register Now!
Join us for an informative class! * How to access government programs that will pay for long-term care* How to avoid common mistakes when planning for long-term care* Myths about what you will "have" to give up for long-term care* Steps to take NOW... before needing long-term care* Pathways to approval for long-term care benefits* Top 10 ways to pay for care... and which ones don't require you to use your assets Please look for your ZOOM link to the webinar on April 6, 2021, if you are registered! Register Now!
Join us for an informative class! * How to access government programs that will pay for long-term care* How to avoid common mistakes when planning for long-term care* Myths about what you will "have" to give up for long-term care* Steps to take NOW... before needing long-term care* Pathways to approval for long-term care benefits* Top 10 ways to pay for care... and which ones don't require you to use your assets Please look for your ZOOM link to the webinar on April 6, 2021, if you are registered! Register Now!
Join us over Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/148504348Meeting ID: 148 504 348 password: dtCheck dementiatogether.org for updates
How do your customers or clients find your business online? Google My Business is the engine behind local searches. When someone searches for “_____ near me,” a well-designed Google My Business presence helps your business or organization show up in results. Join us for the next episode of Senior Tech Coffee. We’ll discuss Google My Business with special guest Susan Mann, Proximity Marketing Professional with N-Compass TV. Learn how you can improve your presence in search results using Google My Business. Date and time: Wednesday, April 7, at 10:00 MDT. RSVP: on Meetup. Free on Zoom.
December 12, 2020 – May 2, 2021 (King Gallery)December 12, 2020 – May 22, 2021 (Regional Gallery) Mr. Wands currently serves as a professor emeritus with Colorado State University in Pueblo, where he started as an art professor in the early-1960s, teaching drawing and painting for 33 years. Additionally, he has worked as director of Wands Art Studio and Gallery since 1978. Robert was raised in the home of his artist father, the “Dean of Colorado landscape artists”, Alfred Wands, who taught him to paint “En Plein Air” from the age of 12. Robert went on to receive his B.F.A. and M.A. in painting from the University of Denver with additional graduate work at Case Western Reserve University and The Cleveland Art Institute. His master thesis dealt with “Atmospheric Conditions in Paint” and he became known as a cloud painter. He also spent five years as a seasonal ranger in Rocky Mountain National Park, which added greatly to his interest in landscape painting. Robert retired as Professor Emeritus of Art from Colorado State University at Pueblo, where he taught drawing and Painting for 33 years. He now maintains two studios, one in Pueblo, CO from October to May, and another in Estes Park, CO from June to September. $10 Adults / $8 Children, Seniors 65+ & Military. Masks & temperature checks required. Advance timed tickets at sdc-arts.org.
For more information, please contact: Jane Oderberg jane.oderberg@unthsc.edu
We all hope to age well with excellent physical, cognitive, and mental health. Have you thought about your financial and legal health, too? Our presenter is Helen Mesoloras, JD, Elder Law Attorney and Partner at Dutton Casey & Mesoloras. 1.0 CE Credit for Illinois nurses, social workers, and counselors. See the flyer here. Special pre-registration: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMuce6qqTMrGNLUjoIkEVR0j3X7mz1oPPHV
Introducing the 2nd Saturday Support Group Working through the grief and embracing the joy of being a care partner 10:30am - 12:00pm, the 2nd Saturday of every month. Our Support Groups are designed to help caregivers reduce their feelings of stress, depression, and anxiety, and to improve their coping skills and well-being. These groups are open to the public and everyone is welcome! Want to join a support group? Email us at caregiver@jameslwest.org
Register for on-line link 4th Thursday of every month, 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm No Charge Life after Caregiving is a monthly peer support group for caregivers who have lost their loved one and are struggling with grief and/or identity loss. Ongoing 2nd Thursday of the month support program. This program is a part of the Hope Grows Root of Good Care Counseling Services™ and is free to attend. Registration is required to receive log-in information. 412.369.4673, info@hopegrows.net, www.hopegrows.net
Preregistration is required 970-858-0360. Each hike is $5
If you have any questions about virtual workshops or need assistance to access a Zoom meeting, callthe Health Promotion Team at AgeOptions at(800) 699-9043 or email TakeCharge@ageoptions.org REGISTER HERE
This training is free REGISTER HERE
Improve your health and wellbeing One Step at a Time! Learn to: Manage your symptoms Build Confidence Discover better nutrition and exercise choices Fight fatigue and pain Manage Stress and learn to relax Set goals that are achieveable Make a step by step plan to improve your health and well being Get more out of life! Registration is required! call 407-514-1806 Space is limited.
Kate Houlik, Program Coordinator with Parks and Recreation will review current onsite and online fitness classes and aquatics for older adults, and the registration process during COVID with time for Q&A. This is also a great opportunity to see friends or class participants that you haven’t seen in months. Please register by 3 p.m. the day before the program. Participants will receive a link to this online program after registration via email, or a call-in number if you prefer to participate by phone.
Please RSVP to Kari Pohar 847-740-6708 Email: kpohar@catholiccharities.net www.Zoom.com Meeting ID: 945 0481 3441 Passcode: 377510
Please RSVP to Christina Davis at cdavis@coloradophc.com to share your business contact information. After each Zoom date, you’ll receive a contact list from all attendees to connect. Date/Time: 1st & 3rd Wednesdays of the month at 3:00 PMMeeting ID: 715 9700 7332 Passcode: CPHC2021
MARK YOUR CALENDAR: APRIL 7, 2021 | 3:00 PM - 7:00 PM ET..Learn about signing up for Medicare! Registration for this free event will open soon..This virtual Medicare fair is for people new to Medicare. You will learn about Medicare – and all its parts - to assist you in your initial enrollment decisions...There will also be SHIP representatives to answer your individual questions. SHIPs can help you make Medicare choices that best meet your needs..The SHIP program in Florida is called SHINE. Visit www.shiphelp.org to learn more..Call to RSVP or for more information 866-413-5337
Sangre de Cristo Community Care’s team of certified music therapists will provide information about music therapy as well as guide a mindfulness session for those in attendance. Please join the group on MeetUp to receive information and referrals! Please download and import the following iCalendar (.ics) files to your calendar system. Monthly: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/tZAlfuqppz8sG9Xt2s0Av66HLlLSQwocThW9/ics?icsToken=98tyKuGspjIpG92RthiGRpwIGor4b-vxmCldjfpliE32UwFFNFXeGu5uAYNoH9vk Join Zoom Meeting - https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84893194611?pwd=Q1Q0MmRua1BSTi9KUEtMQ1YxL2RjQT09
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Walking can help you lose weight and belly fat, as well asprovide other excellent health benefits, includingdecreased risk of disease and improved mood. Walking just onemile burns about 100 calories.Instructor: Lorenzo Grayson
Call 847-865-8100 to RSVP your own bottle of wine and a grab bag! Every Wednesday from 4pm - 6pm
Join us for Hors d'oeuvers and Cocktails.... For more information please call 815-534-5389
Professionals, lets see those moves! Join Sarabella for the Jerusalema Dance Challenge April 7th- 5 PMRSVP by calling 941-413-7997 or by emailing executivedirector@discoversarabella.com
Join Strings Con Brio and Conductor Kenneth Bowermeister for "A Little Night Music" on April 7, 2021 at 6:00 pm on the grounds of Historic Spanish Point. Featured soloists will be the dazzling duo guitarists Joseph Shields and Dr. Zachary Johnson performing the effervescent Concerto for Two Guitars and Orchestra by Antonio Vivaldi. Also on the program will be "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik," the original A Little Night Music, by Mozart. 6:00- 8:00 PMSelby Gardens Historic Spanish Point Campushttps://selby.org/dsc/dsc-specialevents/performances-at-the-point/ Selby Gardens Members $20.00 Non-members $25.00 Virtual live stream $20.00 Attendance capped at 150 seats. Food and beverages available for purchase.
Women's History Month Select women throughout the city of Mobile will give an important history fact surrounding the theme “Valiant Women of the Vote.”
Every 2nd Tuesday of the month at 11:30am RSVP Click Here
Collier County Professionals Join Seniors Blue Book for an In Person Marketing ManiaHosted by: Memory Care of Naples April 8th 9:30 AM- 11AMRSVP to abarton@seniorsbluebook.com
Join us for SBB Live, right on our Facebook homepage, where your host Brittany Jennings interviews your local senior industry experts! This week have: Poet's Walk Florida Medicare Group Bluestone Physician Services Click here to watch it live***
Due to the Covid-19 health crisis, ADRC has moved all of their facilitated support groups to the Zoom platform until further notice. If you or someone you know may be interested, please reach out to ADRC at 407-436-7750 or email jody@adrccares.org so they can get you registered and provide login instructions.
Did you know that African Americans are 50% more likely to develop Alzheimer's disease? Join us for six informative weeks to learn the specific actions you can take to reduce your risk. Here at the topics: Feb 18 Why Should I Care? Feb 25 Why Should I Meditate? March 4 Why Sleep Matters March 11 What You Put In Your Mouth Matters March 18 Eat Real Food March 25 Bringing it all Together All Sessions are 10am-12 pm This is a virtual workshop via Zoom. Call 407-436-7750 for more information. to register click on this link: https://adrccares.org/adrc-events/
We are pleased to announce the start of our Virtual Caregiver Support Group! Join us the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month from 10am-11amZoom Link: https://zoom.us/j/3742177182Dial In: 312-626-6799Meeting ID: 978 5903 0425
Explore the 1858 pioneer settlement of Boulder County through photos and information compiled by local historian and author Anne Dyni. From countless interviews with rural neighbors, archival diaries, photos and newspapers evolved stories that reveal the hardships pioneers endured as they settled in Boulder. Presenter Anne Dyni was a cultural history volunteer for Boulder County Parks and Open Space for 20 years before retiring in 2007. REGISTER HERE
Memory Cafés are live, interactive, themed, joyful gatherings which include reminiscing, games, laughter, and music for people living with dementia and their care partners. Join us over Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/148504348Meeting ID: 148 504 348 password: dtCheck dementiatogether.org for updates
December 12, 2020 – May 2, 2021 (King Gallery)December 12, 2020 – May 22, 2021 (Regional Gallery) Mr. Wands currently serves as a professor emeritus with Colorado State University in Pueblo, where he started as an art professor in the early-1960s, teaching drawing and painting for 33 years. Additionally, he has worked as director of Wands Art Studio and Gallery since 1978. Robert was raised in the home of his artist father, the “Dean of Colorado landscape artists”, Alfred Wands, who taught him to paint “En Plein Air” from the age of 12. Robert went on to receive his B.F.A. and M.A. in painting from the University of Denver with additional graduate work at Case Western Reserve University and The Cleveland Art Institute. His master thesis dealt with “Atmospheric Conditions in Paint” and he became known as a cloud painter. He also spent five years as a seasonal ranger in Rocky Mountain National Park, which added greatly to his interest in landscape painting. Robert retired as Professor Emeritus of Art from Colorado State University at Pueblo, where he taught drawing and Painting for 33 years. He now maintains two studios, one in Pueblo, CO from October to May, and another in Estes Park, CO from June to September. $10 Adults / $8 Children, Seniors 65+ & Military. Masks & temperature checks required. Advance timed tickets at sdc-arts.org.
The PPLD and the Pikes Peak Area Agency on Aging have taken your suggestions and have developed a Four-Part Medicare Series to dive more deeply into Medicare and retirement. Please join us as we begin exploring Medicare on a new level in 2021. Let’s face it! Medicare can be confusing! This series is designed to provide information to guide and support you as you make important health care decisions that affect the rest of your life! Each week will each focus on a different part of Medicare. April 1 – Session 1: Medicare Eligibility and Coverage (Part A/B) Explains eligibility for enrolling in Medicare Parts A and B, how to enroll and when to enroll (enrollment periods). Explains Medicare Parts A and B costs, what A and B cover (benefits) and options available when something is not covered by Medicare. April 8 – Session 2: Medicare Options: Medigap and Medicare Advantage Plans This course assumes that the attendee’s already have a basic knowledge of Medicare A and B eligibility, enrollment and of benefits and coverage or that they have already attended Session 1: Medicare Eligibility and Coverage. Explains the 2 types of coverage consumers can choose from for additional insurance to go with their Medicare A and B: Medigaps and Medicare Advantage Plans, what they are, how they coordinate with Medicare and what coverage they provide for those enrolled in Medicare A and B. April 15 – Session 3: Medicare Part D This course explains the newest benefit of Medicare, Part D, for prescription drug coverage. Details how Part D works, how to get it, what the costs are for Part D, eligibility and how to apply for financial assistance with Part D costs for those with low incomes. Will also discuss other cost saving options available to consumers enrolled in Part D. April 22 – Session 4: Medicare, Medicaid, and Other Health Insurance Options – What you need to know Explains the CO Medicaid programs people with Medicare may be eligible for and how those Medicaid programs coordinate with Medicare. Also discusses how other health insurance options work with Medicare such as Employer Group Health Plans (EGHP) for active and retired employee’s, COBRA, TriCare For Life, PERA, FEHB, etc. The speaker comes from the Pikes Peak Area Agency on Aging Senior Insurance Assistance department, the State Health Insurance Program (SHIP). The SHIP has been at the forefront of this emerging boom to provide up to date, current insurance information. These SHIP counselors are trained experts who do not sell or endorse any insurance products. The Medicare series is designed to answer questions and provide information to help older adults make the most informed choices. For information on Medicare Senior Insurance reach out at seniorinsur@ppacg.org or call (719) 635-4891 for more information or questions
Join us this month for our Champs virtual networking meeting. Our host Mind Springs Health, will present the Colorado Spirit Program! This program offers support to those effected by covid. Come hear what they can offer to you and your clients. Of course there will be time for announcements, fun and prizes. Please join us for this important meeting. REGISTER NOW
When attending one of our virtual classes, please be sure to sign on by using your first and last name. You maysign on up to 10 minutes before the beginning of class. Thornton Parks, Recreation & Community Programs (TPRCP) are now offering LIVE virtual fitness classes for ourActive Adults. These classes are FREE to attend and can be accessed using the links provided with each classlisting at the end of this email.If you have questions about our class formats, please contact jason.schatzenpahl@ThorntonCO.gov.Stay safe, stay healthy and stay active with your TPRCP Fitness Team! Chuna - Yoga PilatesEquipment: Yoga MatZOOM ID: 987-3213-9595Password: ChunaCLICK HERE TO JOIN CLASS!
Join Silverado as we host Dr. Mehrdad Ayati from Stanford University who will discuss how exposure to natural light improves the mood of persons battling dementia, reducing depression and psychoactive symptoms, which are common side effects of the neurodegenerative diseases. For more information or questions contact Ki Siadatan at ksiadatan@silverado.com REGISTER HERE
Memory Cafés are live, interactive, themed, joyful gatherings which include reminiscing, games, laughter, and music for people living with dementia and their care partners. Join us over Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/148504348Meeting ID: 148 504 348 password: dtCheck dementiatogether.org for updates
The El Paso County Economic Development Department is excited to announce two upcoming webinars. The first webinar, on April 8th at 1 pm, will be a celebration of Fair Housing Month and Community Development Week. Please join us for a special presentation on fair housing law in our community, followed shortly by highlights of recently completed El Paso County CDBG projects. If you’ve ever wanted to see federal funding in action or learn more about why we dedicate an entire month of the year to the Fair Housing Act, this is your chance! The second webinar will be held on April 9th at 1 pm. It will provide a comprehensive overview of the new state-managed rental assistance program, and how tenants and landlords can use it to cover unpaid and upcoming rent. Additional discussion will also be had on local housing and utility resources, particularly for seniors. This is an excellent opportunity for service providers and residents to learn about tools and funding sources available to address housing and utility needs in El Paso County. If you are interested in signing up for the webinars, please feel free to view the notices attached to this email for more information, or email ericleonard@elpasoco.com to register for the webinar. Please feel free to share the advertising image below, or visit El Paso County on Facebook!
Join me for a GREAT time on Thursday at 2:30p. Click on the link below to join the real FUN of the Month of Oct. https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81034877133?pwd=WGFFWko1YllONDAxK2NwUlNZeEFEQT09
Partners In Caring- Please join us virtually for our networking meetings. Let’s continue 2021 together to help us, help you From 3:00pm-4:00pm Please call 303-341-6335 for Zoom information, email Jennifer.Roy@junipercommunities.com or Katie.karp@junipercommunties.com 2nd Thursday of the month Community Updates(Starting January 14th 2021) at 3:00pm
Walking can help you lose weight and belly fat, as well asprovide other excellent health benefits, includingdecreased risk of disease and improved mood. Walking just onemile burns about 100 calories.Instructor: Lorenzo Grayson
Industry Professionals - Join us on April 8th from 4pm-7pm to honor Travis Roling's life and raise funds for his wife & two daughters. If you are interested in sponsoring this event with a donation, silent auction item, or volunteer to help - please email Brittany at BJennings@SeniorsBlueBook.com. Location: Heartis Senior Living - Venice $20 Donation at the Door Silent Auction & 50/50
Join us for networking, connection and education! REGISTER HERE
To register for this event, go to https://learnidaho.org/education/ We plan for retirement, a vacation, a child's education, etc. Sadly, health choices that are made when we are unable to, including end-of-life decisions are seldom planned, and many times they are made for us. We will discuss creating an Advanced Directive and how to choose your personal representative(s).
Join HomeWell Care Services, Inc. for their Ribbon Cutting!Meet their team, and celebrate!*Appetizers, & drinks will be provided*Door prizes available to win!April 8th 4:30- 6:30 PM239-666-2339
Registration Required - www.ppacg.org/events
Start your journey and join our club today.
Women's History Month Select women throughout the city of Mobile will give an important history fact surrounding the theme “Valiant Women of the Vote.”
If you’re like a lot of us, you may not yet have considered / researched retirement options and communities in the metro area. (Knowledge may be power, but “denial” is still a river in Egypt!) This proactive class is designed to educate us on the topic — with no pressure to do anything! Learn more and enroll!
AUDIENCE/PURPOSE This program is designed to provide training for clinicians to provide upstream palliative care to patients with advanced cancer. OVERALL OBJECTIVES Describe how the changing landscape of hematology, medical oncology and radiation oncology influences palliative care in patients with advanced cancer. Describe the role of the palliative care clinician and delivery models of integrated palliative oncology care. For a full agenda and more information, please visit our website at https://ce.med.psu.edu/palliative-oncology/
We’ve found a cure for Spring Fever!!Hint: it includes Hurts Donuts, coffee and a stop at the Medicare Resource Center Stop by on Friday April 9th Anytime between 8am—10am for a cup of coffee and some yummy donuts from Hurts Donuts
Please RSVP with Rebecca Sanchez by email rsanchez@enlivant.com or 469-418-4071 or Krisie Albanesi at 214-537-3451.
Please note while these are regional workshops, individuals are encouraged to attend at any of the above times. Content will be relevant to all attendees doing aging work. WHERE: Workshops will be held virtually using Zoom and are free of charge to all attendees. REGISTER: By clicking this link - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/equity-in-aging-regional-workshop-training-tickets-148064612241 FOR MORE INFORMATION: Please contact the League’s Civic Engagement Program Director, Keiva Hummel at keivah@ncl.org.
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Join us for SBB Live, right on our Facebook homepage, where your host Amanda Barton interviews your local senior industry experts! This week have: Comfort Keeper & Quality Medical Atrium at Liberty Park SBB University Featuring: Exploring Senior Living Options Click here to watch it live***
Advancing Skills in Group Supervision. Presented by Joanna Frankel MSW, LCSW-C. It is common for Social Workers to prefer individualized supervision. However, it is important to explore reasons why group supervision is highly beneficial. In this interactive seminar, participants will learn why group supervision is helpful while experiencing some creative techniques. The participant will leave with skills and creative ideas to help implement group supervision in the workplace and privately. Jenerations Health Education, #1494, is approved to offer social work continuing education by the Association of Social Work Boards (ASWB) Approved Continuing Education (ACE) program. Organizations, not individual courses, are approved as ACE providers. State and provincial regulatory boards have the final authority to determine whether an individual course may be accepted for continuing education credit. Jenerations Health Education maintains responsibility for this course. ACE provider approval period: 01/26/2021-01/26/24. Social Workers completing this course receive 1 continuing education credit. For full CE program/credit information and to register, please visit: https://jenerations.ce21.com/item/advancing-skills-group-supervision-76269
Do you know someone who is looking for Assisted Living for themselves or a loved one? Do they have concerns about Covid and community living? Concerns about isolation due to having to quarantine or visiting? Look no further, Anthology of Wheaton has all of your answers! We have not had a single resident case of Covid from the start of it all in February 2020 We have completed our Covid Vaccine Clinic and 98% of our residents have completed their vaccine We no longer need to have new residents quarantine for the seven day period upon moving in Visitation inside apartments and dine with your loved ones in our private dining room And if you move into Anthology of Wheaton during April - you only have to pay $99 for rent and NO community fee!
Introduction to T'ai Chi (& Qi Gong): Getting Started Right Free Zoom Classes With several more months of restricted activities due to the pandemic, Joe Brady and Jacqui Shumway of The Tai Chi Project have decided to offer free Tai Chi Classes for Beginners via Zoom on Fridays at 10:00am Mountain Standard Time. Description: Experience for yourself the accumulated wisdom of centuries with the timeless exercise of T’ai Chi - many of the best of Qi Gong exercises artfully strung together. Improve your health and balance, feel more energy, and so you can sleep better. Learn to use your T’ai Chi to alleviate chronic stress, and everyday aches and pains. Step out of the ordinary and take the first steps on the road to a healthy longevity. The flowing meditative exercise of T’ai Chi can be a powerful complement to medical intervention, and in many instances, may allow a physician to significantly reduce a patient's drug dosage or eliminate the need for medication altogether. Get the benefits of exercise you need without the wear and tear of other forms of exercise. “T’ai Chi is often described as "meditation in motion," but it might well be called "medication in motion." There is growing evidence that this mind-body practice, which originated in China as a martial art, has value in treating or preventing many health problems.” Harvard Medical School
December 12, 2020 – May 2, 2021 (King Gallery)December 12, 2020 – May 22, 2021 (Regional Gallery) Mr. Wands currently serves as a professor emeritus with Colorado State University in Pueblo, where he started as an art professor in the early-1960s, teaching drawing and painting for 33 years. Additionally, he has worked as director of Wands Art Studio and Gallery since 1978. Robert was raised in the home of his artist father, the “Dean of Colorado landscape artists”, Alfred Wands, who taught him to paint “En Plein Air” from the age of 12. Robert went on to receive his B.F.A. and M.A. in painting from the University of Denver with additional graduate work at Case Western Reserve University and The Cleveland Art Institute. His master thesis dealt with “Atmospheric Conditions in Paint” and he became known as a cloud painter. He also spent five years as a seasonal ranger in Rocky Mountain National Park, which added greatly to his interest in landscape painting. Robert retired as Professor Emeritus of Art from Colorado State University at Pueblo, where he taught drawing and Painting for 33 years. He now maintains two studios, one in Pueblo, CO from October to May, and another in Estes Park, CO from June to September. $10 Adults / $8 Children, Seniors 65+ & Military. Masks & temperature checks required. Advance timed tickets at sdc-arts.org.
When attending one of our virtual classes, please be sure to sign on by using your first and last name. You maysign on up to 10 minutes before the beginning of class. Thornton Parks, Recreation & Community Programs (TPRCP) are now offering LIVE virtual fitness classes for ourActive Adults. These classes are FREE to attend and can be accessed using the links provided with each classlisting at the end of this email.If you have questions about our class formats, please contact jason.schatzenpahl@ThorntonCO.gov.Stay safe, stay healthy and stay active with your TPRCP Fitness Team! Linda M. - Chair FitnessEquipment: Chair and household objectsZOOM ID: 939-8276-9451Password: ChairCLICK HERE TO JOIN CLASS!
Nursing home social work iscomplicated! Wouldn’t it begreat if a veteran of the longterm care industry could guideyou through complex skillednursing facility (SNF)regulations and bestpractices? Register for thisinteractive series and you’llhave access to not just oneBUT TWO nursing home socialwork experts:Joanna Frankel, LCSW-C, andStephanie Goldstein, LBSW! In this final module, you will better understand the complexities of: Why families and residents in the nursing home can be difficultHow to maintain empathy when we don’t enjoy working with a family or residentWhy it’s so important to look out for and manage countertransferenceHow to de-escalate difficult families and residents For full module descriptions & to register go to: https://jenerations.ce21.com/item/Module4
Please RSVP to Kari Pohar 847-740-6708 www.Zoom.com Meeting ID: 945 0481 3441 Passcode: 377510 Call in: 1 312 626 6799 Meeting ID: 734 215 2035
Preregistration is required 970-858-0360. Each hike is $5
The El Paso County Economic Development Department is excited to announce two upcoming webinars. The first webinar, on April 8th at 1 pm, will be a celebration of Fair Housing Month and Community Development Week. Please join us for a special presentation on fair housing law in our community, followed shortly by highlights of recently completed El Paso County CDBG projects. If you’ve ever wanted to see federal funding in action or learn more about why we dedicate an entire month of the year to the Fair Housing Act, this is your chance! The second webinar will be held on April 9th at 1 pm. It will provide a comprehensive overview of the new state-managed rental assistance program, and how tenants and landlords can use it to cover unpaid and upcoming rent. Additional discussion will also be had on local housing and utility resources, particularly for seniors. This is an excellent opportunity for service providers and residents to learn about tools and funding sources available to address housing and utility needs in El Paso County. If you are interested in signing up for the webinars, please feel free to view the notices attached to this email for more information, or email ericleonard@elpasoco.com to register for the webinar. Please feel free to share the advertising image below, or visit El Paso County on Facebook!
Walking can help you lose weight and belly fat, as well asprovide other excellent health benefits, includingdecreased risk of disease and improved mood. Walking just onemile burns about 100 calories.Instructor: Lorenzo Grayson
Women's History Month Select women throughout the city of Mobile will give an important history fact surrounding the theme “Valiant Women of the Vote.”
Bonita Senior Center is hosting, The History of Bonita Springs!Join them April 10th, 12:30-2 PMRSVP to Sheila at 239-919-2295 or sheila@hopebonita.orgLocation: Leitner Park
On Wednesday, April 7, 2021 or Saturday, April 10, 2021 from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Help Plant the Garden of Support for Family Caregivers at Hope Grows by donating items for sale at the Auction hosted by Caring Transitions. Mark your calendar for the April 22 - 30 Auction! Go to the auction site to check out trends and to register anytime before the auction launches: http://southwestpittsburgh.ctbids.com/
Please note while these are regional workshops, individuals are encouraged to attend at any of the above times. Content will be relevant to all attendees doing aging work. WHERE: Workshops will be held virtually using Zoom and are free of charge to all attendees. REGISTER: By clicking this link - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/equity-in-aging-regional-workshop-training-tickets-148064612241 FOR MORE INFORMATION: Please contact the League’s Civic Engagement Program Director, Keiva Hummel at keivah@ncl.org.
Learn why Long-Term care is important to you and how you can prepare for it. Virtual Event - Email wei.zhang@hife-usa.org to register!
December 12, 2020 – May 2, 2021 (King Gallery)December 12, 2020 – May 22, 2021 (Regional Gallery) Mr. Wands currently serves as a professor emeritus with Colorado State University in Pueblo, where he started as an art professor in the early-1960s, teaching drawing and painting for 33 years. Additionally, he has worked as director of Wands Art Studio and Gallery since 1978. Robert was raised in the home of his artist father, the “Dean of Colorado landscape artists”, Alfred Wands, who taught him to paint “En Plein Air” from the age of 12. Robert went on to receive his B.F.A. and M.A. in painting from the University of Denver with additional graduate work at Case Western Reserve University and The Cleveland Art Institute. His master thesis dealt with “Atmospheric Conditions in Paint” and he became known as a cloud painter. He also spent five years as a seasonal ranger in Rocky Mountain National Park, which added greatly to his interest in landscape painting. Robert retired as Professor Emeritus of Art from Colorado State University at Pueblo, where he taught drawing and Painting for 33 years. He now maintains two studios, one in Pueblo, CO from October to May, and another in Estes Park, CO from June to September. $10 Adults / $8 Children, Seniors 65+ & Military. Masks & temperature checks required. Advance timed tickets at sdc-arts.org.
Introducing the 2nd Saturday Support Group Working through the grief and embracing the joy of being a care partner 10:30am - 12:00pm, the 2nd Saturday of every month. Our Support Groups are designed to help caregivers reduce their feelings of stress, depression, and anxiety, and to improve their coping skills and well-being. These groups are open to the public and everyone is welcome! Want to join a support group? Email us at caregiver@jameslwest.org
We would love for you to join us on this spectacular event. Invite your neighbors, friends, family, kids, church family. Let’s show Burnie, we will have 100 cars for his 100th birthday. RSVP to Daisy Winters 214-212-7768 or register your car today! Daisy at SaddlebrookDCR@koelschsenior.com
Join our monthly FREE 90 Minute Caregiver Support Group. This is for ANY CAREGIVER. These sessions will be done virtually, via Zoom. To register click on this link HTTPS://www.clincloudresearch.com
Women's History Month Select women throughout the city of Mobile will give an important history fact surrounding the theme “Valiant Women of the Vote.”
When attending one of our virtual classes, please be sure to sign on by using your first and last name. You maysign on up to 10 minutes before the beginning of class. Thornton Parks, Recreation & Community Programs (TPRCP) are now offering LIVE virtual fitness classes for ourActive Adults. These classes are FREE to attend and can be accessed using the links provided with each classlisting at the end of this email.If you have questions about our class formats, please contact jason.schatzenpahl@ThorntonCO.gov.Stay safe, stay healthy and stay active with your TPRCP Fitness Team! Chuna - Yoga PilatesEquipment: Yoga MatZOOM ID: 995-2601-9639Password: ChunaCLICK HERE TO JOIN CLASS!
December 12, 2020 – May 2, 2021 (King Gallery)December 12, 2020 – May 22, 2021 (Regional Gallery) Mr. Wands currently serves as a professor emeritus with Colorado State University in Pueblo, where he started as an art professor in the early-1960s, teaching drawing and painting for 33 years. Additionally, he has worked as director of Wands Art Studio and Gallery since 1978. Robert was raised in the home of his artist father, the “Dean of Colorado landscape artists”, Alfred Wands, who taught him to paint “En Plein Air” from the age of 12. Robert went on to receive his B.F.A. and M.A. in painting from the University of Denver with additional graduate work at Case Western Reserve University and The Cleveland Art Institute. His master thesis dealt with “Atmospheric Conditions in Paint” and he became known as a cloud painter. He also spent five years as a seasonal ranger in Rocky Mountain National Park, which added greatly to his interest in landscape painting. Robert retired as Professor Emeritus of Art from Colorado State University at Pueblo, where he taught drawing and Painting for 33 years. He now maintains two studios, one in Pueblo, CO from October to May, and another in Estes Park, CO from June to September. $10 Adults / $8 Children, Seniors 65+ & Military. Masks & temperature checks required. Advance timed tickets at sdc-arts.org.
Taught by the amazing Bob Marsh on Zoom.com Meeting ID: 549 340 499Password: 003090
Women's History Month Select women throughout the city of Mobile will give an important history fact surrounding the theme “Valiant Women of the Vote.”
I invite you to take the first step toward creating a personalized map for your family, "just in case". Join me for this unique hands-on workshop series to help you navigate your decisions thoughtfully and deliberately, and finally create your Exit File™. Experience the peace of mind of knowing you have made things as simple for your loved ones as possible. Monday afternoons, 1:00-3:00 p.m. 8 weeks. April 5-May 17, + June 14 Please Register by April 2
This course covers the history of opera, from its beginnings in Renaissance Italy around the year 1600 up to the 21st century and includes plenty of video excerpts from great performances. Learn more and enroll!
In the course of six meetings we will look at sculptures and archaeological ruins from the Indus Valley in present- day Pakistan to explore the origin of Hindu belief, its earliest sacred texts (the four Vedas) and the evolution of varna (the cast system). Learn more and enroll!
Legend of McKinney wants to thank you for all you do in our community! Drive through our residence parking lot for a complimentary breakfast and coffee to go. To RSVP and more information, call: (972) 540-5100
Easter Continuing Sale Event (Oxygen Concentrator) Stratus 5, 5 Liters $850. Bonus!! 2 Cannulas, 2 Filters, 1 Humidifier & 1 Adapter! FREE DELIVERY AVAILABLE! FREE iN-HOME TRAINING! FREE SET UP! 3 YRS. MANUFACTURE WARRANTY INCLUDED! Sale Ends 04/30/21. Ask for Martha. Get them while you can! Martha Cell 214-325-3346 or 214-752-5900 martha@vitacareinc.com Vitacare, Inc. (Medical Equipment, Supply, Repair, Ramp & Lift Install) 930 W. Commerce St. Dallas, TX 75208
The Senior Fair is back but in a different capacity. We feel it is very important to keep the seniors informed and we need your help! This year we are replacing the Senior Fair with a Sensational Senior Bag! This bag will be given to over 200 seniors! Seniors are able to pick the bag up starting May 13th through May 19th or until supplies run out. We are looking for sponsors to fill these bags with your important information and freebies to educate seniors about your products and services. The fee is only $30. Please register and provide bag fillers no later than May 3rd. We thank you in advance for helping us keep the seniors safe and informed!
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From Monday, March 1st through Friday, April 30, 2021 on Monday to Friday between the hours of 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM and Saturday from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM. You are invited to bring your wheelchair, rollator, or scooter to us and we will steam clean it free of charge.
December 12, 2020 – May 2, 2021 (King Gallery)December 12, 2020 – May 22, 2021 (Regional Gallery) Mr. Wands currently serves as a professor emeritus with Colorado State University in Pueblo, where he started as an art professor in the early-1960s, teaching drawing and painting for 33 years. Additionally, he has worked as director of Wands Art Studio and Gallery since 1978. Robert was raised in the home of his artist father, the “Dean of Colorado landscape artists”, Alfred Wands, who taught him to paint “En Plein Air” from the age of 12. Robert went on to receive his B.F.A. and M.A. in painting from the University of Denver with additional graduate work at Case Western Reserve University and The Cleveland Art Institute. His master thesis dealt with “Atmospheric Conditions in Paint” and he became known as a cloud painter. He also spent five years as a seasonal ranger in Rocky Mountain National Park, which added greatly to his interest in landscape painting. Robert retired as Professor Emeritus of Art from Colorado State University at Pueblo, where he taught drawing and Painting for 33 years. He now maintains two studios, one in Pueblo, CO from October to May, and another in Estes Park, CO from June to September. $10 Adults / $8 Children, Seniors 65+ & Military. Masks & temperature checks required. Advance timed tickets at sdc-arts.org.
Sexual Behavior and the Dementia Patient: Best Practices Presented by Stephanie Goldstein BSW, LBSW. Approaching and dealing with senior sexuality can be a challenge for many professionals, particularly when the senior is a dementia patient. Join us for this interactive program which will cover the following topics:-inappropriate behaviors-lack of inhibitions-ability to give consent-using redirection and validation-privacy issues-family feelings about sexuality and dementia. Jenerations Health Education, #1494, is approved to offer social work continuing education by the Association of Social Work Boards (ASWB) Approved Continuing Education (ACE) program. Organizations, not individual courses, are approved as ACE providers. State and provincial regulatory boards have the final authority to determine whether an individual course may be accepted for continuing education credit. Jenerations Health Education maintains responsibility for this course. ACE provider approval period: 01/26/2021-01/26/24. Social Workers completing this course receive 1 continuing education credit. For full CE program/credit information and to register, please visit: https://jenerations.ce21.com/item/sexual-behavior-dementia-patient-practices-76279
Do you know someone who is looking for Assisted Living for themselves or a loved one? Do they have concerns about Covid and community living? Concerns about isolation due to having to quarantine or visiting? Look no further, Anthology of Wheaton has all of your answers! We have not had a single resident case of Covid from the start of it all in February 2020 We have completed our Covid Vaccine Clinic and 98% of our residents have completed their vaccine We no longer need to have new residents quarantine for the seven day period upon moving in Visitation inside apartments and dine with your loved ones in our private dining room And if you move into Anthology of Wheaton during April - you only have to pay $99 for rent and NO community fee!
Learn meditation and mindfulness for everyday living. This practice decreases stress and increases wellness. Everyone is welcome - notl limited to just caregivers! Led by Tracey Wosoba, McLean Meditation Institute Certified Meditation & Mindfulness Instructor. Also Founder o Winter Park Meditation & Mindfulness. ADRC has moved to the ZOOM Platform. Registration for this workshop is required. Visit this link to register https://adrccares.org/adrc-events
Join Bonita Senior Center for a Virtual Webinar on, "Medicare and YOU."April 12th, 10-11AMTo RSVP call 239-919-2295 or email sheila@hopebonita.com
When attending one of our virtual classes, please be sure to sign on by using your first and last name. You maysign on up to 10 minutes before the beginning of class. Thornton Parks, Recreation & Community Programs (TPRCP) are now offering LIVE virtual fitness classes for ourActive Adults. These classes are FREE to attend and can be accessed using the links provided with each classlisting at the end of this email.If you have questions about our class formats, please contact jason.schatzenpahl@ThorntonCO.gov.Stay safe, stay healthy and stay active with your TPRCP Fitness Team! Sharon B. - Chair YogaEquipment: Chair and pillowZOOM ID: 648-450-6032Password: 912388CLICK HERE TO JOIN CLASS!
Managing Death, Dying and Grief in the Later Years Presented by Jennifer L. FitzPatrick MSW, LCSW-C, CSP. Countless clinical, administrative dilemmas arise when dealing with an older adult and family during the dying process. What are the best practices when families are pursuing curative care when palliative care is called for? What happens when the elderly patient does not have advance directives? This interactive and thought-provoking program will examine the areas of anticipatory grief, dementia, and common dilemmas as they relate to death, dying and grief in long-term care settings. Jenerations Health Education, #1494, is approved to offer social work continuing education by the Association of Social Work Boards (ASWB) Approved Continuing Education (ACE) program. Organizations, not individual courses, are approved as ACE providers. State and provincial regulatory boards have the final authority to determine whether an individual course may be accepted for continuing education credit. Jenerations Health Education maintains responsibility for this course. ACE provider approval period: 01/26/2021-01/26/24. Social Workers completing this course receive 1 continuing education credit. For full CE program/credit information and to register, please visit: http://jenerations.ce21.com/item/managing-death-dying-grief-years-76630
RSVP: Kari Pohar 847-740-6708 or email kpohar@catholiccharities.net
Join us for a program focusing upon Lewis & Clark’s expedition that opened the West over 200 years ago. We will discuss the achievements and challenges of the expedition as well as the legacies it left for the young nation. Building upon the experiences from the expedition, we will also discuss the evolution of our country’s relationship with Native Americans and the lands they inhabited. This event is sponsored by HealthONE and Tattered Cover Bookstore.Host: Jefferson County Public LibraryCost: FreeTo Join Program: A few minutes before the program start time click here to join the live webinar (when prompted to join audio, select computer or internet audio).Other: If for any reason you are unable to use the webinar link above, it is possible to join by phone with audio only. For info on dialing in using your phone click here for audio only dial-in instructions.
Join Alzheimer's Association-Florida Gulf Coast Chapter for,April 12 at 3 pm EDT: Healthy Living for Your Brain & BodyLearn about the latest research on brain health and the areas of diet and nutrition, exercise, cognitive activity and social engagement.Register via the Sarasota County Libraries website here: https://tinyurl.com/39symreyor via this link: https://alz-org.zoom.us/.../tJIvd...Hosted by the Betty Johnson North Sarasota Library
Walking can help you lose weight and belly fat, as well asprovide other excellent health benefits, includingdecreased risk of disease and improved mood. Walking just onemile burns about 100 calories.Instructor: Lorenzo Grayson
Register at alz.org/crf or call 800.272.3900 Did you miss the Rocky Mountain Conference on Dementia? The on-demand version is available until June 10th, 2021. Register here Monday, April 12th6:00P-7:30PLiving with Alzheimer's: For Caregivers - Early Stage Part 1CLICK HERE to Register Tuesday, April 13th2:00P-3:30PEffective Communication StrategiesCLICK HERE to Register Wednesday, April 14th2:00P-3:30PAdvancing the Science: Alzheimer's and Dementia ResearchCLICK HERE to Register Thursday, April 15th10:00A-11:30AUnderstanding and Responding to Dementia-Related BehaviorsCLICK HERE to Register Friday, April 16th10:30A-11:30AFrontotemporal Dementia Caregiver Support GroupCLICK HERE to Register Friday, April 16th12:00P-1:30PMen's Caregiver Support GroupCLICK HERE to Register
Women's History Month Select women throughout the city of Mobile will give an important history fact surrounding the theme “Valiant Women of the Vote.”
Date: Second Tuesday of the month Time: 1:30-2:30 p.m. Location: Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Colorado Springs, Faye Brown Room Contact: Elizabeth Armstrong, 719.258.0255, Elizabeth.Armstrong@encompasshealth.comAdditional information: The support is open to younger individuals who have a medically complex diagnosis that are struggling to relate with their peers due to their diagnosis. Struggles may include returning to work, relationships, community access, raising a family, etc.
It is no surprise that genealogy has become one of the top hobbies in America. Finding our family’s roots is fascinating, extremely gratifying and a wonderful gift for your family! Learn more and enroll!
Grab a cup of coffee and join us weekly for a brief market update to keep you informed on how your retirement accounts are doing. There will be time for questions at the end and these usually last only 15 min. This will be done via Webex or you can call in to listen to the presentation. Details are below. Webex Link: https://ej.webex.com/ej/j.php?MTID=m2d76bfa82ddf5401a7da5953bcf7df5d Call-in: 1-404-397-1516 Access code: 281 541 751
The SPARK KC Gem series is a unique look at 6 different topics presented by 6 different presenters. You can choose to enroll in one session or multiple. You can even take all 6 at a discounted price! The Last Supper presented by Nina Babich A Gift of Hope: Finding Faith Behind Barbed Wire presented by Author John Hornbeck Journey to New Life presented by Sr. Rose McLarney and Georgia Walker An Armchair Visit to the Albecht-Kemper Museum of Art presented by Alex Asher History of Transportation in Kansas City presented by Nancy Powell What's New at the Zoo? presented by Sean Putney, Chief Zoological Officer Enroll in all six sessions and learn more!
Join every Tuesday for workouts you can do from home. Tuesday at 9am. Videos can be found on the YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHOu09udEHHnipgZWhMqvZw or on the Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/CHMRSCC/
13 agencies on Western Slope have joined together to request the state reconsideration of the recent reduction in home care reimbursement rate. This reduction, coupled with increased regulations, increased minimum wage, makes it unaffordable to provide home care services to the HCBS recipients. We believe there is power in numbers and therefore if this issue has impacted your agency, please join our weekly meetings each Tuesday at 9:00 AM. Below is the link to join so we can fight together. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions I’m happy to provide further details. Microsoft Teams meeting - Join on your computer or mobile app Click here to join the meeting Learn More | Meeting options
Grab a cup of coffee and join us weekly for a brief market update to keep you informed on how your retirement accounts are doing. There will be time for questions at the end and these usually last only 15 min. This will be done via Webex or you can call in to listen to the presentation. Details are below. https://edwardjones.zoom.us/j/95953854243?pwd=OUITNHo0a2NFTEQyQWdCQkRRaisxdz09 Meeting ID: 959 5385 4243 Password: 082434
December 12, 2020 – May 2, 2021 (King Gallery)December 12, 2020 – May 22, 2021 (Regional Gallery) Mr. Wands currently serves as a professor emeritus with Colorado State University in Pueblo, where he started as an art professor in the early-1960s, teaching drawing and painting for 33 years. Additionally, he has worked as director of Wands Art Studio and Gallery since 1978. Robert was raised in the home of his artist father, the “Dean of Colorado landscape artists”, Alfred Wands, who taught him to paint “En Plein Air” from the age of 12. Robert went on to receive his B.F.A. and M.A. in painting from the University of Denver with additional graduate work at Case Western Reserve University and The Cleveland Art Institute. His master thesis dealt with “Atmospheric Conditions in Paint” and he became known as a cloud painter. He also spent five years as a seasonal ranger in Rocky Mountain National Park, which added greatly to his interest in landscape painting. Robert retired as Professor Emeritus of Art from Colorado State University at Pueblo, where he taught drawing and Painting for 33 years. He now maintains two studios, one in Pueblo, CO from October to May, and another in Estes Park, CO from June to September. $10 Adults / $8 Children, Seniors 65+ & Military. Masks & temperature checks required. Advance timed tickets at sdc-arts.org.
Due to the Covid-19 health crisis, ADRC has moved all of their facilitated support groups to the Zoom platform until further notice. If you or someone you know may be interested, please reach out to ADRC at 407-436-7750 or email jody@adrccares.org so they can get you registered and provide login instructions.
Easter Seals- Winter Park Join us for a virtual support group. Due to Covid-19, ADRC has moved all of our facilitated support groups to the Zoom platform until further notice. If you or someone you know would be interested, please reach out to us at 407-436-7750 or email jody@adrccares.org, so we can get you registered and provide login instructions.
Taught by the amazing Bob Marsh on Zoom.com Meeting ID: 549 340 499Password: 003090
On Tuesday, April 13, 2021 from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM via Zoom. Webinar sponsored by PA Link to Aging and Disability Resources: Butler, Lawrence and Mercer Counties; in partnership with Penn Cares. It is important to understand that older adults continue to be sexual beings with the need for love and affection. When mind and behavior are altered by dementia, and normal abilities decline, sexual desire, the need for intimacy and the need for companionship may exist well after the loss of normal abilities. The FREE webinar will also focus on both the reasons and possible triggers for "sexually inappropriate behaviors" in persons with dementia and on effective caregiver interventions. Registration Information: Please email Brittany Gilfillan, PA Link Coordinator. Subject: Intimacy Webinar Registration. Please indicate in email if you will need CEUs at bbuzzell@co.butler.pa.us. Registration Deadline: April 9, 2021. FREE LSW CEUs Available from Shippensburg University.
Register Here Join us to learn more about strategies to make your home more manageable and easier to navigate. We’ll learn: How the right durable medical equipment and devices can be helpful Sure-fire and easy methods to reduce the clutter that can lead to falls How installed adaptations in the home can improve the daily routine Talking to your loved one about making improvements in their home