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Join us in sharing holiday cheer with complimentary gingerbread and hot cocoa! This will be a drive-thru event.
Get in the holiday spirit with us and stop by for a gingerbread cookie and hot cocoa!
We need your help! We want to contribute to the pantry at the Seniors Intervention Group and would appreciate any donation of non-perishable pet food, treats, and supplies this holiday season. Donations will be collected from now until December 31.
RSVP to Master Trainer Jane Schifferdecker 719-553-3422Coach Trainer Terry Hernandez 719-553-3426
VIRTUAL Estate Planning Workshop
Please RSVP by December 17 to Lynn at 970-449-7199 or l.h.ugarte@windsongmemorycare.com Ho Ho Ho it’s breakfast to go at Windsong at Northridge! Let us take a little stress off of the holidays by providing you with breakfast. Drive your sleigh to pick up a delicious breakfast burrito made by Mrs. Claus, a muffin baked by Blitzen and the elves will have hot coffee and cocoa too! Drive thru Windsong at 7010 W. 8th St., Greeley between 8-9:30am and not only will you get breakfast, you will also be gifted with a hand made ornament that the residents of Windsonghave made just for you! The suggested donation for breakfast is $7.00 and all proceeds will be donated to A Woman’s Place shelter and program for domestic violence victims.
Donate $1 in memory or in honor of your loved one fighting Alzheimer's. Take donations to the 7th Street Deli.
Join us for a virtual show and tell! Participants will share mementos and possessions from their past or present that hold memories. You will also learn to tell the story of the memento and the meaning it has in your life. Follow the instructions included to join the virtual event!
Greetings, AGE-u-cate Training Institute wishes you a Happy Holiday! To show our appreciation for your dedication to the aging services industry, we have a gift for you. Enjoy a 10-minute training video, "Helping Families Prepare for a Joyful Holiday Season". This complimentary gift is a great resource to share with staff, family members, and friends. Providing tips and tools for making the most of enjoying time together, it's a gift that keeps giving! Get my AGE-u-cate® Holiday Gift
We need your help! We want to contribute to the pantry at the Seniors Intervention Group and would appreciate any donation of non-perishable pet food, treats, and supplies this holiday season. Donations will be collected from now until December 31.
Join us for choir rehearsal events hosted by the CFC-Arts! These events are designed for those experiencing memory loss, Alzheimer's and dementia and their care partners to enjoy music and other benefits. Rehearsals are open at no cost, no need to register beforehand. There are two locations available, one in Winter Garden and one in Altamonte Springs. Check the flyer for details on time and location.
Join us for a virtual show and tell! Participants will share mementos and possessions from their past or present that hold memories. You will also learn to tell the story of the memento and the meaning it has in your life. Follow the instructions included to join the virtual event! Event will occur the 4th Wednesday of every month for the remainder of this year.
This Zoom support group is for Individuals who have been diagnosed with Huntington's Disease as well as their caregivers or loved ones. Meets monthly on the 4th Wednesday from 11 am - 12 pm. Please enroll via ORL.Parkinson@AdventHealth.com
The event is by reservation only. REGISTER HERE
Register in advance for this meeting: https://brookdale.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJEqdO-hqDItHt28DjZt1KmiQRYEuZ4n57JE At the conclusion of the presentation you will follow the step-by-step participant instructions and go to our HealthStream CE website to complete the requirements to obtain your certificate directly on the site. *If you are creating your profile for the first time, you will select Brookdale Kenosha – 01170 as your Brookdale community. *If you will have multiple people viewing the meeting on one computer, please complete the sign-in sheet for all participants and scan and email to me following the meeting. If you will be viewing and logging in individually, you will not need to complete as your participation will be recorded when you join the meeting.
Call 720-977-5777 to register sponsored by SCFD.
While you are busy preparing for Christmas, let CountryHouse take cooking off your list for the evening. Take home a delicious (and free) dinner for two expertly prepared by our new in-house chef Tasos! Please RSVP to Tiffany by Monday, December 20 at 712-355-8469 or tstarr@countryhouse.net
Join Villagio of Plano for food, cocktails, and Holiday Cheer at Chuy’s! RSVP to Plano@Villagioliving.com by December 20th
Caregiver Support Group in Lakewood Ranch hosted by Windsor ReflectionsMeets Bi- weekly2nd and 4th Thursday at 10:30amRSVP to 941-57-1400
We need your help! We want to contribute to the pantry at the Seniors Intervention Group and would appreciate any donation of non-perishable pet food, treats, and supplies this holiday season. Donations will be collected from now until December 31.
RSVP to Master Trainer Jane Schifferdecker 719-553-3422Coach Trainer Terry Hernandez 719-553-3426
This monthly meeting is for individuals who have been diagnosed with MSA or PSP as well as their caregiver or loved ones. Held on the 4th Thursday of each month. This is a Zoom meeting. Please enroll via email to ORL.Parkinson@AdventHealth.com
We need your help! We want to contribute to the pantry at the Seniors Intervention Group and would appreciate any donation of non-perishable pet food, treats, and supplies this holiday season. Donations will be collected from now until December 31.
We need your help! We want to contribute to the pantry at the Seniors Intervention Group and would appreciate any donation of non-perishable pet food, treats, and supplies this holiday season. Donations will be collected from now until December 31.
Donate $1 in memory or in honor of your loved one fighting Alzheimer's. Take donations to the 7th Street Deli.
We need your help! We want to contribute to the pantry at the Seniors Intervention Group and would appreciate any donation of non-perishable pet food, treats, and supplies this holiday season. Donations will be collected from now until December 31.
We’re Here for You Health insurance isn’t always easy to understand. That’s why Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois started Think Blue Team. Jasmyn Lilly one of our Think Blue specialists can guide you and your community through the complexity of Medicare, Individual and Family health insurance in an easy-to-understand terms. Jasmyn will be present at this virtual event to explain your options, answer your questions and sign you up for health insurance. Health insurance isn’t always easy to understand. That’s why Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois started Think Blue. Think Blue community specialists work with many different community groups and professionals to set up free health insurance information sessions in both English and Spanish. Interested in Medicare or Individual and Family Plans? Virtually connect with Jasmyn Lilly a licensed specialists who can help you explore BCBSIL plan options. To set up virtual one-on-one appointments or enroll in a plan, with Jasmyn please click here .
Join Joe Santiago with Medicare Plan Options for Senior Club Casino Day! Learn how to play Texas Hold 'Em Poker and then test your your skills in a real game!
We need your help! We want to contribute to the pantry at the Seniors Intervention Group and would appreciate any donation of non-perishable pet food, treats, and supplies this holiday season. Donations will be collected from now until December 31.
Join Active Minds to trace the history of coffee from origins in Ethiopia to the Starbucks brand, as well as the cultural influences and differences between various types. Go to https://tinyurl.com/sh7fka7m to join on the day and time of the program. (Meeting ID: 814 4945 5373; Passcode: 366555) For info on dialing in using your phone for audio only dial-in instructions: https://www.activeminds.com/dial_in.html.
Register for on-line link 2nd and 4th Thursday of every month, 9:30 am to 11:00 am No Charge Grab your tea or coffee and join Hope Grows virtual, facilitated Thursday morning chat focusing on the Think Caregiver Simple ‘Self-Care’ suggestions. Family caregivers are encouraged to share their story and join peers to learn and help each other through the tasks of caregiving. The program is part of the Hope Grows Root of Good Care Counseling Services™. There is no charge for caregivers to participate. Call 412 369-4673 or email info@hopegrows.net to register and then receive log-in information.
We need your help! We want to contribute to the pantry at the Seniors Intervention Group and would appreciate any donation of non-perishable pet food, treats, and supplies this holiday season. Donations will be collected from now until December 31.
RSVP to Master Trainer Jane Schifferdecker 719-553-3422Coach Trainer Terry Hernandez 719-553-3426
Join Dr. Lezlie Laws for one hour each month as she leads caregivers through this stress reducing, health increasing, monthly workshop. This workshop will be offered on two separate dates every month and will be held virtually via Zoom. Please follow the provided instructions in order to join.
Join us for choir rehearsal events hosted by the CFC-Arts! These events are designed for those experiencing memory loss, Alzheimer's and dementia and their care partners to enjoy music and other benefits. Rehearsals are open at no cost, no need to register beforehand. There are two locations available, one in Winter Garden and one in Altamonte Springs. Check the flyer for details on time and location.
Register in advance for this meeting: https://brookdale.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJEqdO-hqDItHt28DjZt1KmiQRYEuZ4n57JE At the conclusion of the presentation you will follow the step-by-step participant instructions and go to our HealthStream CE website to complete the requirements to obtain your certificate directly on the site. *If you are creating your profile for the first time, you will select Brookdale Kenosha – 01170 as your Brookdale community. *If you will have multiple people viewing the meeting on one computer, please complete the sign-in sheet for all participants and scan and email to me following the meeting. If you will be viewing and logging in individually, you will not need to complete as your participation will be recorded when you join the meeting.
Join this online presentation to discuss the origins of many common products. Learn how sand becomes glass, how plastics are made from fracking, and how bauxite becomes aluminum. It’s important to know what is recyclable or compostable as well as understanding the impacts of resources mined from the planet. Presenter Rosie Briggs is an Eco-Cycle outreach educator and manages programs for the Eco-Leader Network, a group of zero waste ambassadors in Boulder County and beyond.
"They are coming home!...now what?" Whether the stay at the hospital or rehab was expected or due to an emergency, homecoming is what everyone is waiting for, but it must be planned for. Join us for a FREE LUNCH and LIVE DEMO. In this final webinar of 2021, we want to show our appreciation to all those healthcare workers with a chance to win a $50 gift card! (attendance required to be entered to win) This is a 55-minute live webinar from Denver's adapted show home with Living in Place experts from Accessible Systems. Register to receive a link to the webinar! What will be covered?-The Home Assessment- The Planning Timeline for Short and - -- Long Term Needs- Modification Options- Solution Demo's in a Practical Setting- Funding Resources- Common Questions and Concerns- HIPAA and COVID Concerns Who should attend?- Discharge Planners- Case Managers- Care Managers- Social Workers- OT's, PT's therapist department- Home Care Providers- Anyone interested in post-discharge planning for those with limited mobility Considerations for Patient Discharge- Will the patient come home using a wheelchair or assistive device- Is the home safe and easily accessible for them in the short and long term recovery and independent living?- Will they need help with transfers, bathing, housekeeping, cooking, and other daily activities? Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMlcuGorT4iHdRH0sgNvDcWosVMfrPFmz2z?fbclid=IwAR3_OksDNljNDRcj8rWUL6RLQa-Uhas4V3GDKBkw1tCIoYjjxEm08P_YCr0
"They are coming home!...now what?" Whether the stay at the hospital or rehab was expected or due to an emergency, homecoming is what everyone is waiting for, but it must be planned for. Join us for a FREE LUNCH and LIVE DEMO. In this final webinar of 2021, we want to show our appreciation to all those healthcare workers with a chance to win a $50 gift card! (attendance required to be entered to win) This is a 55-minute live webinar from Denver's adapted show home with Living in Place experts from Accessible Systems. Register to receive a link to the webinar! What will be covered?-The Home Assessment- The Planning Timeline for Short and - -- Long Term Needs- Modification Options- Solution Demo's in a Practical Setting- Funding Resources- Common Questions and Concerns- HIPAA and COVID Concerns Who should attend?- Discharge Planners- Case Managers- Care Managers- Social Workers- OT's, PT's therapist department- Home Care Providers- Anyone interested in post-discharge planning for those with limited mobility Considerations for Patient Discharge- Will the patient come home using a wheelchair or assistive device- Is the home safe and easily accessible for them in the short and long term recovery and independent living?- Will they need help with transfers, bathing, housekeeping, cooking, and other daily activities? Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMlcuGorT4iHdRH0sgNvDcWosVMfrPFmz2z?fbclid=IwAR3_OksDNljNDRcj8rWUL6RLQa-Uhas4V3GDKBkw1tCIoYjjxEm08P_YCr0
"They are coming home!...now what?" Whether the stay at the hospital or rehab was expected or due to an emergency, homecoming is what everyone is waiting for, but it must be planned for. Join us for a FREE LUNCH and LIVE DEMO. In this final webinar of 2021, we want to show our appreciation to all those healthcare workers with a chance to win a $50 gift card! (attendance required to be entered to win) This is a 55-minute live webinar from Denver's adapted show home with Living in Place experts from Accessible Systems. Register to receive a link to the webinar! What will be covered?-The Home Assessment- The Planning Timeline for Short and - -- Long Term Needs- Modification Options- Solution Demo's in a Practical Setting- Funding Resources- Common Questions and Concerns- HIPAA and COVID Concerns Who should attend?- Discharge Planners- Case Managers- Care Managers- Social Workers- OT's, PT's therapist department- Home Care Providers- Anyone interested in post-discharge planning for those with limited mobility Considerations for Patient Discharge- Will the patient come home using a wheelchair or assistive device- Is the home safe and easily accessible for them in the short and long term recovery and independent living?- Will they need help with transfers, bathing, housekeeping, cooking, and other daily activities? Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMlcuGorT4iHdRH0sgNvDcWosVMfrPFmz2z?fbclid=IwAR3_OksDNljNDRcj8rWUL6RLQa-Uhas4V3GDKBkw1tCIoYjjxEm08P_YCr0
"They are coming home!...now what?" Whether the stay at the hospital or rehab was expected or due to an emergency, homecoming is what everyone is waiting for, but it must be planned for. Join us for a FREE LUNCH and LIVE DEMO. In this final webinar of 2021, we want to show our appreciation to all those healthcare workers with a chance to win a $50 gift card! (attendance required to be entered to win) This is a 55-minute live webinar from Denver's adapted show home with Living in Place experts from Accessible Systems. Register to receive a link to the webinar! What will be covered?-The Home Assessment- The Planning Timeline for Short and - -- Long Term Needs- Modification Options- Solution Demo's in a Practical Setting- Funding Resources- Common Questions and Concerns- HIPAA and COVID Concerns Who should attend?- Discharge Planners- Case Managers- Care Managers- Social Workers- OT's, PT's therapist department- Home Care Providers- Anyone interested in post-discharge planning for those with limited mobility Considerations for Patient Discharge- Will the patient come home using a wheelchair or assistive device- Is the home safe and easily accessible for them in the short and long term recovery and independent living?- Will they need help with transfers, bathing, housekeeping, cooking, and other daily activities? Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMlcuGorT4iHdRH0sgNvDcWosVMfrPFmz2z?fbclid=IwAR3_OksDNljNDRcj8rWUL6RLQa-Uhas4V3GDKBkw1tCIoYjjxEm08P_YCr0
"They are coming home!...now what?" Whether the stay at the hospital or rehab was expected or due to an emergency, homecoming is what everyone is waiting for, but it must be planned for. Join us for a FREE LUNCH and LIVE DEMO. In this final webinar of 2021, we want to show our appreciation to all those healthcare workers with a chance to win a $50 gift card! (attendance required to be entered to win) This is a 55-minute live webinar from Denver's adapted show home with Living in Place experts from Accessible Systems. Register to receive a link to the webinar! What will be covered?-The Home Assessment- The Planning Timeline for Short and - -- Long Term Needs- Modification Options- Solution Demo's in a Practical Setting- Funding Resources- Common Questions and Concerns- HIPAA and COVID Concerns Who should attend?- Discharge Planners- Case Managers- Care Managers- Social Workers- OT's, PT's therapist department- Home Care Providers- Anyone interested in post-discharge planning for those with limited mobility Considerations for Patient Discharge- Will the patient come home using a wheelchair or assistive device- Is the home safe and easily accessible for them in the short and long term recovery and independent living?- Will they need help with transfers, bathing, housekeeping, cooking, and other daily activities? Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMlcuGorT4iHdRH0sgNvDcWosVMfrPFmz2z?fbclid=IwAR3_OksDNljNDRcj8rWUL6RLQa-Uhas4V3GDKBkw1tCIoYjjxEm08P_YCr0
RSVP to Master Trainer Jane Schifferdecker 719-553-3422Coach Trainer Terry Hernandez 719-553-3426
Join us as we help support Gulfview Middle School with their 2021-2022 fundraising efforts.By making a tax-deductible donation to the GVMS PTO, you are enriching the educational experience for the entire student population. Specifically, these funds directly support our teachers' efforts in their classrooms and go toward all-school gatherings and annual events. Donations also provide opportunities and resources for students in need. Sponsorship Levels Diamond Sponsor $1,500 Platinum Sponsor $1,000-$1,499 Gold Sponsor $500-$999 Silver Sponsor $250-$499 Panther Patron $50-$249 Panther Friend $1-$49 For more information or to make your contribution please contact Tricia at 239-287-0319 or email event@doctorshearingLLC.com
Join Seniors Blue Book for the Aging Well Radio Hour! The last 3 Thursdays of each month from 9a – 10a You can listen through WENG radio on these 3 stations – 107.5 FM 98.1 FM and 1530 AM or online at www.wengradio.com or on our APP WENG radio
Avow offers support groups in-person and online! Support the community through their loss. For more information go to avowcares.org or call 239-261-4404
Begining in November Neuro Challenge programs return in person! Check the flyer for dates and times, or go to neurochallenge.org or call 941-926-6413
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. This is a zoom platform meeting. Registration for this workshop is required. To register, click on this linkhttps://adrccares.org/adrc-events/ 1st Monday of the month 10 am to 11 am
Join Dr. Lezlie Laws for one hour each month as she leads caregivers through this stress reducing, health increasing, monthly workshop. This workshop will be offered on two separate dates every month and will be held virtually via Zoom. Please follow the provided instructions in order to join.
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
As we begin this new year, we are ZOOMing once again due to concerns about keeping our friends, families and residents safe, but we are filled with HOPE for the coming year and being able to once again gather together in person very soon! Dave Pierson is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. Join Zoom Meeting – South Side Coffee Talk - Tuesday, January 4, 2022 - 9:00 AM https://us06web.zoom.us/j/85894192604?pwd=ZEFYYUhIMU1tYktqdGRUZktwUU81QT09 Meeting ID: 858 9419 2604 Passcode: hya9ZR
Executive Director Amy Shipley is hosting coffee, tea and treats by the fireplace. This is a good time to find out what’s new at the Library and have a chat over coffee. RSVP HERE
Event is FREE but RSVP is required,please call 239-776-7353 to reserveyour seat / lunch today! *Lunch will be provided by Oasis Senior Advisors Did you that on average one in 100 people over the age of 60 in the US will be diagnosed each year with Parkinson’s Disease? This equates to an estimated one million people in the US living with this disease today. The exact cause of Parkinson’s disease is not known, but experts suspect it may be a combination of genetic and environmental factors, as well as age. Parkinson’s disease is not easily diagnosed and can sometimes take years to be accurately identified. Symptoms and progression vary from person to person, and unfortunately, there is no cure. But…hope does exist! There are many pro-active steps you can take to aid in the progression of Parkinson’s Disease so that you or your loved one can age with dignity.Join SBB University and our panel of experts as we discuss the resources available to Parkinsonians in SWFL. Knowledge is power... educate yourself todayfor the resources you or someone you love mayneed tomorrow! *Inside the Youth Development Center
RSVP for Zoom link Amy@HoyerSeniorPlacement.comFacilitated by Amy Davis & David Geras
Learn popular line dances with your peers including the Electric Slide, Cowboy Cha Cha, and the internationally popular Jerusalema from South Africa. Line dancing is a fun and invigorating activity that utilizes music from around the world. No partner is required to register for this class. Instructor: Judy Kreith.
Get Reacquainted - What's NEW with Fitness! REGISTER HEREIn this online program, Kate Houlik, Program Coordinator with Parks and Recreation and Maureen Dobson, Programs Manager with Older Adult Services will review current onsite and online fitness and aquatics programs for older adults, and the registration process during COVID with time for Q&A. Please register by noon 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.
Drawing & Creative Flow If your inner child has been wanting to create art, learning to draw is a great place to start. Nearly every child loves to draw, but many of us get socialized out of it around the time we learn to read. That timing is no accident; our culture emphasizes left-brain thinking, which deals with symbols, language and time. When we dwell constantly in the left brain, it's very difficult to access the right brain, and consequently, to transition into that blissful state called "flow" - that timeless, wordless state that makes you feel like you're on vacation. Learning to draw and access the right side of the brain gives us access to flow. It's both joyous and opens the gates to many other forms of art. In this class, Nicolette Toussaint will teach basic drawing techniques by having participants sketch with soft pencils and colored pencils. You will learn about light and shadow and about achieving a full tonal range. In addition, you will learn some helpful techniques for getting that harsh inner critic to shut up. Class 1 - Darks and lights, shape and shadow using black artist's pencils Class 2 - Spatial orientation, drawing upside down, beginning perspective Class 3 - Gestural drawing, line quality, sketching Class 4 - Still life with colored pencils Materials provided; class size limited and registration is required. Please contact Cathy at cclick@basaltlibrary.org to sign up.
Knitters and crocheters (and any other yarn workers) come together to work on and discuss projects, yarn, and techniques. Open to all; bring your own supplies and works-in-progress. Your help with masking wearing and social distancing is appreciated.
Questions or to RSVP call Paul Zobisch 214-642-0668.
The comfort of your own home! Log into Zoom and we’ll do the exercises and play bingo together! Website: www.Zoom.us/joinMeeting ID: 734 215 2035 Passcode: 377510 RSVP: Kari Pohar – 847-740-6708Brian Sullivan - 847-847-3531Open to Seniors 60+
Family Hearing offers free monthly hearing clinic by appointment at West Age Well Center to provide free audiology services such as hearing screening, ears checked and cleaned, and hearing aids inspected and cleaned. Family Hearing staff can also provide a full hearing test and/or hearing aid adjustment and bill Medicare or your health insurance. Appointments at the West Age Well Center are the first Wednesdays of each month, 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. by appointment only. Next Hearing Clinic: Wednesday, January 5. To schedule an appointment call 303-441-3148 or register online.
Join us for a support group for Individuals who were diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease when they were 50 years of age or younger. Meets 1st Wednesday of every month from 10-11 am. Please enroll via email to ORL.Parkinson@AdventHealth.com
During this virtual webinar, get to know how to store and share files in Google Drive. Discover how Google Drive keeps files safe and secure. Practice using your Drive, and get helpful tips about how to keep it organized. This workshop is designed for learners who are new to digital tools. Registration required HERE
Join us for choir rehearsal events hosted by the CFC-Arts! These events are designed for those experiencing memory loss, Alzheimer's and dementia and their care partners to enjoy music and other benefits. Rehearsals are open at no cost, no need to register beforehand. There are two locations available, one in Winter Garden and one in Altamonte Springs. Check the flyer for details on time and location.
Meditation increases focus and mindfulness through different techniques that help participants experience a calm and peaceful state. This virtual class will begin with a 20–30 minute muscle relaxation using guided meditation, breath and imagery, and will also include time for Q&A at the end of class. Sponsored in partnership with Boulder Community Health. Instructor: Joan DePuy, RN, BSN, is the Trauma Outreach/Injury Prevention Coordinator for BCH and a Certified Reiki Master Level Practitioner. CLICK HERE!
RSVP to Kari Pohar - 847-740-6708. Masks must be worn during class.
Join this Zoom meeting for anyone who has experienced a death or significant life transition. 1st Wednesday of each month from 2-3 pm. Please enroll via ORL.Parkinson@AdventHealth.com
On Wednesday, January 5, 2022 from 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM. There’s no better way to experience our resort lifestyle than meeting our managers! Join us for our winter-themed happy hour and experience our resort lifestyle for yourself!
For more information about this meeting or future Senior Services Professionals meetings, visit the MeetUp site here. The Senior Services Professionals group would like to invite you to join hosts Deanna Westerby and Michelle Gonzales with Rocky Mountain Realty to kick off 2022! Join fellow professionals at the Primrose Club House to ring in the new year!
This program is being held online - www.Zoom.com Meeting Id 945 0481 3441 - Passcode 377510
UGEC Fireside Chat, Thursday, January 6that 10am (MT), will be on Assessment Techniques: Skills & Tips When Working with Older Adults and Their Caregivers by Geri Lehnardt, BSW, Case Manager with Mountainland Association of Governments (MAG) Aging and Family Services. CLICK HERE for zoom link!
ZOOM in the privacy of your own home The aging population is susceptible to isolation and loneliness. Perhaps this past year was the first time the entire world population experienced mass separation together. Let's talk about ways we can all manage and deal with isolation and loneliness. Creating meaningful connections increases physical,emotional, and mental well-being at any age. Please email or call Lynee by Jan 5th to obtain zoom login lanast@friendshipcenters.org/ 941-556-3263
The structure of the classes includes; group discussion, individual work, plus time to share and learn from one another. Join us via Zoom as you glean the basic knowledge and tools to take care of your loved one while paying attention to your own needs. Caregivers will be able to identify challenges, con1municate needs to others, deal with difficult emotions and solve problems through discussion and individual work. Participants will: • Learn how to recognize when and how to delegate caregiving tasks and identify their own need
Join Arden Courts for a virtual educational seminar. Mom's Seems Different, Should I Be Concerned? Speaking: Tam Cummings, Ph.D. Register or email questions to virtualseminars@arden-courts.org
Continue to experience the joy and connection of social dancing while maintaining safety through masking and physical distancing. Learn social dance fundamentals including the box step, crossover breaks and pivot turns, and partner dance techniques including lead and follow, mirror imaging, body communication, cues, and creative play. No partner is required to register for this class. Instructor: Judy Kreith. REGISTER HERE
Join us twice a month at HarborChase for our Alzheimer’s Support Group. We’ll share valuable and comforting information and discuss the stress associated with caring for someone with Alzheimer’s or dementia. Learn how others maintain healthy social lives and cope with feelings of isolation. This group meeting is ideal for caregivers, family members and close friends. Complimentary light refreshments will be served.
The comfort of your own home! Log into Zoom and we’ll do the exercises and play bingo together! Website: www.Zoom.us/joinMeeting ID: 734 215 2035 Passcode: 377510 RSVP: Kari Pohar – 847-740-6708Brian Sullivan - 847-847-3531Open to Seniors 60+
The Level II/III Intermediate/Advanced class will review and complete the entire 37-posture Yang short form. Students must have completed Level I or been given instructor approval to enroll at this level. Instructor: Steve Arney. Fees: R/NR $79/$99 REGISTER HERE
Whether anticipating the best-fitting lifestyle and care for you or your aging loved one will be within your home or a community-based setting, there is quite a bit to be mindful of before making important decisions about the many options. Over the years, navigating the senior healthcare landscape has become quite challenging with a multitude of options: • In-Home Care• Independent Living• Assisted Living or Memory Care• Skilled Nursing Homes Now with COVID-19 comes an array of additional and essential considerations. Be prepared with the vital information you need to know now about weighing safe care options today. Please email Lynne by Jan 6th to reserve a seat, lanast@friendshipcenters.org
The New Year New You Tai Chi workshop introduces the basic principles of Taoist meditation with the goal of cleaning out our minds of old habits so that we can face the new year as our best selves. If you are thinking about New Year's resolutions, this is one to add to the list! Taught by Jake Carroll of Wandering Monk Tai Chi. Previous experience not necessary.
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
ZOOM in the privacy of your own home Join Bob and Pat, two "retirees" who watched with glee as their long, successful careers in science and medicine gave way to writing. publishing, and winemaking.Sage advice on why it's never too late to reinvent yoursel f, and why doing what you love (and loving what you do) is always within reach. Tune in with us on Zoom and explore; switching gears, changing careers, and overcoming "paralysis by analysis," What's Next ... For You? Please email Lynne by January 6 to obtain Zoom login lanast@friendshipcenters.org
Experience the therapeutic practice of Shinrinyoku and awaken your senses with a slow, mindful walk through the woods and a beautiful tea ceremony. $20 per member /$30 per nonmember. Prepaid registration required at www.elpasocountynaturecenters.com or call 719-520-6387.
Enjoy a musical performance by harpist Christine MacPhail. Experience the soothing sounds of the harp from classical to contemporary songs. To learn more about Christine, visit orlandoharpist.com.
This Sunday afternoon course will cover Word software program basics, including explanation of all the tools so that you can create exciting and unique Word documents. Please bring a laptop with Microsoft Office Suite loaded, or you may request to borrow one of the library's laptops for the class. For more information and to register, please send an email to agiertz@basaltlibrary.org or call 970-927-4311 *1005.
On Monday, January 10, 2022 we will have our first CCA Advocacy Committee meeting for 2022. Following this meeting, we will be meeting every Monday through out the Colorado legislative session. Our CCA Advocacy Committee Meeting eNewsletter with agenda is sent out the Sunday before a Monday morning meeting. Website: https://coloradocenterforaging.org/
RSVP to Jessica Duncan at 712-318-3080
Learn about meditation and mindfulness for everyday living! These virtual events are open to everyone, not just caregivers! These webinars are led by Tracey Wosoba- a certified instructor and the founder of Winter Park Meditation and Mindfulness. Occurring the 2nd Monday of each month. Use the link provided in order to join. Sponsored by ADRC, Azpira at Windermere, and Seniors Blue Book
OneBlood will be at Tuscan Gardens of Venetia Bay for a blood drive!JANUARY 10, 2022 | 12PM TO 4PM841 Venetia Bay Boulevard, Venice, FL 342859 4 1 - 2 4 4 - 4 2 8 8 | w w w . T u s c a n G a r d e n s . c o m
Learn how to use the Mac software Pages to create, format and edit documents. Participants should bring their own Mac computer. Register by calling (970) 927-4311 ext. 1013 or emailing cbaumgarten@basaltlibrary.org.
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Mobile Vaccine Clinic will be in the Community Room offering walk up COVID-19 vaccines and boosters to all eligible, including those ages 5-11. Pfizer, Moderna and Johnson & Johnson will be available. In partnership with Governor Polis’ Vaccines for All efforts.
On Monday, January 10, 2022 from 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM. Join South Hills Square and your fellow pastoral and clergy members for a fun networking event featuring uplifting gospel music performed by talented musicians. Network with our managers and other local leaders, brainstorm together, and share the ways we can partner up to further improve the lives of seniors in our area!
Show off your new found love of all things needle work with this kit that has everything you need to get into a new hobby of cross stitching. Kits will be available while supplies last at the front desk.
Join us VIA Zoom platform for a support group for caregivers (or others who care about) persons living with Young Onset Alzheimer's Disease. Young Onset AD affects persons 30 to 64 years of age. Because of the rapid increase in the development of Young Onset AD and its unique circumstances, ADRC has created this support group to fill a gap in community services available to this group. Facilitated by Edith Gendron, ADRC Chief of Operations, P.A.C Certified. Register on this link https://adrccares.org/adrc-events/ This suport group will meet the 2nd Tuesday of every month.
Join us for support group meetings for caregivers who live with people who have Young Onset Alzheimer's disease. NO CHARGE for participation. These meetings will take place online via Zoom, follow instructions on the flyer in order to register for the events.
On Tuesday, January 11, 2022 from 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM. Please join us for the upcoming PA Relay webinars being offered for free in January! It’s an excellent opportunity for staff training on how to make and receive relay calls and for anyone who may be interested in learning about the types of relay services offered in Pennsylvania. If your staff works with individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing or have speech difficulties this may be a valuable resource for them to have and to share with those who may benefit from these telecommunication services offered free through the state PUC department. The links for our upcoming webinars are below. Please share with whomever you think might benefit, including staff or clients. If this webinar is not convenient, please reach out for additional dates or will be happy to schedule one that works with your schedule. Please register for PA Relay/PA Captioned Telephone Relay Statewide Webinar on Tuesday, January 11, 2022, at 11:30 AM EST at: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/7553772846058582032 OR Monday, January 24 2022, at 11:30 AM EST at: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/4540990039673273616 After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.
Alzheimer's disease is not a normal part of aging. Join us to learn about the changes that occur in your brain with Alzheimer's disease. Learn about the impact of Alzheimer's, the difference between Alzheimer's and dementia, the stages and risk factors, current research and treatments available for some symptoms, and Alzheimer's Association resources. CLICK HERE TO RSVP
Learn popular line dances with your peers including the Electric Slide, Cowboy Cha Cha, and the internationally popular Jerusalema from South Africa. Line dancing is a fun and invigorating activity that utilizes music from around the world. No partner is required to register for this class. Instructor: Judy Kreith.
Amicus 2022 Classical Concert Series Jan 11 at 1:30pm Marco Jimenez gave his first recital at Aviva when he was eight years and is now a first-year student m the Columbia-Juilliard Program, New York. He participates in masterclasses for the piano, plays violin in the orchestra, is part of a piano quartet and performs with the Columbia's Chamber Ensemble. An exemplary pianist, he will play a repertoire of classical favorites at Aviva. Jan 11 at 7:00pm Francis Gary Powers Jr. is the coauthor of Spy Pilot Frances Gary Powers, the U-2 Incident, and a Controversial Cold War Legacy. The movie UBridge of Spies" was based on the book. The lecture will provide an overview of what it was like to grow up in the shadow of a famous Cold War figure and the author's search for the truth after his father's death in 1977. A book signing will follow the presentation.
Register online: https://connectionsaaa.tiny.us/zjaj5r2aThe Caregiver Helpbook and handouts will be mailed. Required equipment: computer/laptop with microphone & camera. An optional Zoom practice session will be scheduled if needed. Questions? Call - Jan Schnack JSchnack@connectionsaaa.org - 800.432.9209 Ext. 8116
REGISTER HERE FREE Webinar for Caregivers and Professionals
Our Volunteer Impact Program (V.I.P.)focuses on new and innovative ways forpeople to engage at every age.Make an impact for seniors! Our Volunteer Impact Program (V.I.P.)focuses on new and innovative ways forpeople to engage at every age.Make an impact for seniors!
Drawing & Creative Flow If your inner child has been wanting to create art, learning to draw is a great place to start. Nearly every child loves to draw, but many of us get socialized out of it around the time we learn to read. That timing is no accident; our culture emphasizes left-brain thinking, which deals with symbols, language and time. When we dwell constantly in the left brain, it's very difficult to access the right brain, and consequently, to transition into that blissful state called "flow" - that timeless, wordless state that makes you feel like you're on vacation. Learning to draw and access the right side of the brain gives us access to flow. It's both joyous and opens the gates to many other forms of art. In this class, Nicolette Toussaint will teach basic drawing techniques by having participants sketch with soft pencils and colored pencils. You will learn about light and shadow and about achieving a full tonal range. In addition, you will learn some helpful techniques for getting that harsh inner critic to shut up. Class 1 - Darks and lights, shape and shadow using black artist's pencils Class 2 - Spatial orientation, drawing upside down, beginning perspective Class 3 - Gestural drawing, line quality, sketching Class 4 - Still life with colored pencils Materials provided; class size limited and registration is required. Please contact Cathy at cclick@basaltlibrary.org to sign up.
We have put together an amazing team here at Brookdale Lowry (with a combined experience of more than 75 years!!) and we want to meet you! Please RSVP to Dee at (720) 505-7527
This event is presented by Colorado Center for Aging (CCA) When: Tuesday, January 11, 2022Time: 3:30PM – 5:00PMThis is a virtual event on Zoom If you’re interested in being trained for advocacy for older Coloradans for this legislative session join us for this training on January 11th! Training is FREE for CCA Members. Not a member?Please join us for $40 ($25 for Students)! NOTE: There is an expectation that trainees will serve as advocates for CCA starting in January. Not sure if you are a member? Email Us
Knitters and crocheters (and any other yarn workers) come together to work on and discuss projects, yarn, and techniques. Open to all; bring your own supplies and works-in-progress. Your help with masking wearing and social distancing is appreciated.
Take charge of your money goals! Start off the new year with your finances under control. We will look at saving, investing, getting together a down payment for a new car or home, putting aside funds for college or retirement and more in a multi-part workshop led by local money managers. Added bonus: a discussion of bitcoin, and what the heck it is! In English and Spanish. Registration required; please email Cathy at cclick@basaltlibrary.org.
The comfort of your own home! Log into Zoom and we’ll do the exercises and play bingo together! Website: www.Zoom.us/joinMeeting ID: 734 215 2035 Passcode: 377510 RSVP: Kari Pohar – 847-740-6708Brian Sullivan - 847-847-3531Open to Seniors 60+
On Wednesday, January 12th we will have our first Denver Senior Coalition Zoom meeting for 2022. This “2nd Wednesday” Meeting will be a virtual Zoom meeting. We will feature four to five 2022 Members talking for 10 minutes each about their services. After the presentations we open up the meeting to Q&A. Our networking meetings are also great time to bring up industry questions about resources and services that you may be looking for. The link to the meeting is sent our through Constant Contact. Use our contact form if you want to be added to the list – Contact Us January DSC Members speaking at this meeting will be announced soon!
Join us for a monthly networking event where you can meet other professionals in the senior living industry! Bring plenty of business cards, collateral, brochures and information to share. Continental Breakfast will be provided.Door Prizes are Always Welcomed! Be sure to RSVP at (352)-241-7960
Due to the ongoing COVID crisis, a series of tragedies across the Midwest and winter storms, the blood supply in our area is dangerously low. We are hosting a Blood Drive next Wednesday from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. right here at The Gardens. As a thank you for your generosity, Versiti will send a $20 E-Gift Card for ALL donors that make an appointment on line between 1/5 through 1/17/22. Donors simply add the code word “SNOW” in the Notes section when making your appointment. Follow the link below to schedule your appointment. https://bit.ly/BloodDrive-1-12-22
In this series of eight online classes, review Shakespeare's Comedies “Twelfth Night” and “As You Like It”. Instructor Lori Lucas will examine aspects of these plays that have kept audiences and readers fascinated for over four hundred years. CLICK HERE!
Join us for choir rehearsal events hosted by the CFC-Arts! These events are designed for those experiencing memory loss, Alzheimer's and dementia and their care partners to enjoy music and other benefits. Rehearsals are open at no cost, no need to register beforehand. There are two locations available, one in Winter Garden and one in Altamonte Springs. Check the flyer for details on time and location.
Meditation increases focus and mindfulness through different techniques that help participants experience a calm and peaceful state. This virtual class will begin with a 20–30 minute muscle relaxation using guided meditation, breath and imagery, and will also include time for Q&A at the end of class. Sponsored in partnership with Boulder Community Health. Instructor: Joan DePuy, RN, BSN, is the Trauma Outreach/Injury Prevention Coordinator for BCH and a Certified Reiki Master Level Practitioner. CLICK HERE!
REGISTER HERE The Home Instead network offers free continuing education (CE) credits in conjunction with the American Society on Aging(ASA). One CE is available per webinar for 60 days following the live event.
On Wednesday, January 12, 2022 from 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM. Join us for a brief presentation highlighting Freedom Dining, one or our many all-inclusive amenities, then enjoy lunch and meet our talented culinary team. RSVP at 412/253-6110.
REGISTER HERE The Home Instead network offers free continuing education (CE) credits in conjunction with the American Society on Aging(ASA). One CE is available per webinar for 60 days following the live event.
Join Active Minds to discuss acquisition of territory in the American West from a variety of perspectives. Go to https://tinyurl.com/sh7fka7m to join on the day and time of the program. (Meeting ID: 814 4945 5373; Passcode: 366555) For info on dialing in using your phone for audio only dial-in instructions: https://www.activeminds.com/dial_in.html.
A class for bridge players with at least basic knowledge of the Standard American Bidding System. Review and learn more about opening bids, responses, rebids, slam bidding and balancing. The concept of balancing, defense, declarer play, and some popular bridge conventions are covered. A $10 Material fee is paid to the instructor on the first day of class. Instructor: Sandy Koller. CLICK HERE!
RSVP to Kari Pohar - 847-740-6708. Masks must be worn during class.
Come meet your professional neighbors RSVP to clong1@5ssl.com
Brought to you by Kris Chana, CEO of ActivAge Register by visiting www.adcpro.com
Professionals join Terracina Grand and Seniors Blue Book for a Marketing Mania breakfast meeting. It's a chance to network and connect with other senior industry professionals! *Please bring a door prize if you are able CLICK BELOW TO RSVP http://events.constantcontact.com/register/event?llr=tplkpokab&oeidk=a07eirzsfvbe7d12f46
This program is being held online - www.Zoom.com Meeting Id 945 0481 3441 - Passcode 377510
Zoom with us to learn about how we help clients save thousands in long-term care costs! To RSVP email - Kim@doinggoodforothers.com
Zoom with us to learn about how we help clients save thousands in long-term care costs! To RSVP email - Kim@doinggoodforothers.com
Zoom with us to learn about how we help clients save thousands in long-term care costs! To RSVP email - Kim@doinggoodforothers.com
Zoom with us to learn about how we help clients save thousands in long-term care costs! To RSVP email - Kim@doinggoodforothers.com
Zoom with us to learn about how we help clients save thousands in long-term care costs! To RSVP email - Kim@doinggoodforothers.com
Zoom with us to learn about how we help clients save thousands in long-term care costs! To RSVP email - Kim@doinggoodforothers.com
Seating is limited at all events!RSVP to239-323-9267 or-GulfCoastVillage.com/Events All events take place at Gulf Coast Village1333 Santa Barbara Blvd. Cape Coral, FL 33991 Lunch & Learn! Wednesday January 12 11AM There’s so much to love about Gulf Coast Village! Join us for lunch on our beautiful campus and find out what the benefits are of living in a Continuing Care Retirement Community. Comedy Hour!featuring Juanita Lolita Thursday January 6 3PM Juanita Lolita’s comedy career began when a coworker signed her up for an open mic night. Recently voted Tampa’s funniest female, Juanita takes pride in the fact that she can make you laugh hysterically without profanity. Her comedy focuses on observations from everyday life. New Year-New Plan WorkshopThursday January 13 10AM Kick off your New Year with a plan for a new beginning. Learn more from our panel of experts: • Financial Planning• Home Organizing• Estate Planning• Real Estate• Property Management• Senior Living
Thursday, January 1310:30 am - 12:00 pm REGISTER HERE!
Recent active shooter attacks in Atlanta and Colorado are a stark reminder that deadly violence can break out at any workplace or public venue. While every attack is different, there are commonalities -- including cases where intended victims are protecting themselves and even fight back. REGISTER HERE
Recent active shooter attacks in Atlanta and Colorado are a stark reminder that deadly violence can break out at any workplace or public venue. While every attack is different, there are commonalities -- including cases where intended victims are protecting themselves and even fight back. REGISTER HERE
Recent active shooter attacks in Atlanta and Colorado are a stark reminder that deadly violence can break out at any workplace or public venue. While every attack is different, there are commonalities -- including cases where intended victims are protecting themselves and even fight back. REGISTER HERE
Recent active shooter attacks in Atlanta and Colorado are a stark reminder that deadly violence can break out at any workplace or public venue. While every attack is different, there are commonalities -- including cases where intended victims are protecting themselves and even fight back. REGISTER HERE
Recent active shooter attacks in Atlanta and Colorado are a stark reminder that deadly violence can break out at any workplace or public venue. While every attack is different, there are commonalities -- including cases where intended victims are protecting themselves and even fight back. REGISTER HERE
Recent active shooter attacks in Atlanta and Colorado are a stark reminder that deadly violence can break out at any workplace or public venue. While every attack is different, there are commonalities -- including cases where intended victims are protecting themselves and even fight back. REGISTER HERE
Do you have questions about water conservation? A representative from the Orange County Utilities Water Division will discuss this important topic. Part of the Sustainability Series sponsored by The Friends of the Orange County Library System
REGISTER HERE Join the CHAMPS Senior Networking Group for the January meeting. This month the Direct Care Workforce Collaborative will present to the group. The DCWC's mission is to work collaboratively with stakeholders to identify and move forward strategies to support the recruitment and retention of Colorado's direct care workforce. We all know the current employee crisis and this group is working around the state to help address the challenges and offer solutions. Join the conversation and find out more. We will also have time for networking, announcements and prizes! Hope to see you there! Join Zoom Meeting https://us06web.zoom.us/j/85708529021Meeting ID: 857 0852 9021
Enjoy lunch with peers and Program Coordinator Whitney Garcia at the Eat Well Café (self-pay), located inside the West Age Well Center. Stay for cards and games and enjoy this opportunity to meet new people and socialize. Register by 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, January 11. CLICK HERE!
Hosted LIVE at Legacy Sugarhouse for residents, staff and family members or Public ZOOM available Email deborah.parker@brightstarcare.com for more Information Date/Time: Jan 13-14, 2022 1:00 – 3:00 PM Mountain Time For FREE Tickets with Zoom Link through EventBrite go to: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/connections-dementia-education-for-the-community-tickets-224767334147
Continue to experience the joy and connection of social dancing while maintaining safety through masking and physical distancing. Learn social dance fundamentals including the box step, crossover breaks and pivot turns, and partner dance techniques including lead and follow, mirror imaging, body communication, cues, and creative play. No partner is required to register for this class. Instructor: Judy Kreith. REGISTER HERE
Come out and join us this Thursday at Anthology of Stonebridge Ranch in McKinney! Celebrate the birthday of "the King" Elvis Presley! Root beer floats and lots of Elvis tunes! Don't miss it question or to RSVP call 972-542-9100.
Volunteer attorneys will assist you with your legal matters, one-on-one. Meetings are a maximum of 15 minutes, and will take place over zoom in the conference room. Spaces fill up fast, please sign-up by calling 970-927-4311 or emailing info@basaltlibrary.org as early as possible. For those unable to come into the library, accommodations can be made to participate over the phone. A FREE legal clinic for parties who have no attorney. Volunteer attorneys will answer questions, help fill out forms, and explain the process and procedure for civil legal issues, including family law, civil litigation, property law, probate law, collections, appeals, landlord-tenant law, veteran’s benefits, andcivil protection orders. The volunteer attorneys do not represent you just because they help you at this clinic. This clinic is information only, and is no substitute for legal representation. You have the right to retain an attorney of your choice at any time, and are advised to do so.
Setting boundaries will help you manage the responsibilities and impacts of caregiving. Learn how to prevent the ever-increasing needs and pressures of caregiving from becoming overwhelming and impacting your well-being.
You are invited to join us for Drinks, Appetizers, and Networking!
In collaboration with TACAW's scheduled concert featuring Leftover Salmon, Basalt Regional Library will host two of the finest bluegrass performers of our generation in a workshop/jam session. 4:30-5:30 PM – Interactive Workshop 5:30-6:00 PM – Break, with refreshments 6:00-7:00 PM – Jam Session Andy Thorn and Dr. Greg Garrison of Leftover Salmon both hold degrees in jazz music, but they are obsessed with bluegrass and play it for a living. Andy and Greg are excited to be conducting a workshop and jam session to explore how to improvise and jam with others. This introduction will be sprinkled with a brief history of bluegrass instruments. After the workshop, all are invited to enjoy a jam session to practice the new skills. The event includes a short break with refreshments (5:30-6:00). Bluegrass enthusiasts/lovers will not want to miss this opportunity to make music with the best! If your schedule does not allow attendance to both workshop and jam session, please feel free to join us at 6pm for the culminating jam session. Registration is required for both the workshop and jam session.
Please join us to celebrate the New Year! RSVP to: bhorgan@touchinghearts.com
RSVP with Meagan Pollock: mpollock@buckner.org 405-410-3621 Let's start the new year with a clink.
Our second event is here for social workers, LPC, nurses. Just RSVP please The Linked Network DFW
2nd Thursdays Monthly Online discussion grooup For virtual meeting link visit the program calendar on NeuroChallenge.org
The comfort of your own home! Log into Zoom and we’ll do the exercises and play bingo together! Website: www.Zoom.us/joinMeeting ID: 734 215 2035 Passcode: 377510 RSVP: Kari Pohar – 847-740-6708Brian Sullivan - 847-847-3531Open to Seniors 60+
ClinCloud is offering FREE Fibroscans screening on the second Friday of every month! Please call 407-949-6733 to schedule your free appointment.
The Level II/III Intermediate/Advanced class will review and complete the entire 37-posture Yang short form. Students must have completed Level I or been given instructor approval to enroll at this level. Instructor: Steve Arney. Fees: R/NR $79/$99 REGISTER HERE
RSVP: Kari Pohar 847-740-6708 or kpohar@catholiccharities.net Website: www.zoom/us/join Call in number: 312-626-6799 Meeting ID: 945 0481 3441 .... Passcode: 377510
In this series of eight online classes, review Shakespeare's Comedies “Twelfth Night” and “As You Like It”. Instructor Lori Lucas will examine aspects of these plays that have kept audiences and readers fascinated for over four hundred years. CLICK HERE!
Friday, January 1410:30 am - 12:00 pm REGISTER HERE!
RSVP to Kari Pohar - 847-740-6708. You can join via zoom or in person and a mask must be worn.
Hosted LIVE at Legacy Sugarhouse for residents, staff and family members or Public ZOOM available Email deborah.parker@brightstarcare.com for more Information Date/Time: Jan 13-14, 2022 1:00 – 3:00 PM Mountain Time For FREE Tickets with Zoom Link through EventBrite go to: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/connections-dementia-education-for-the-community-tickets-224767334147
Participants will learn about the fundamentals of pottery to make functional and whimsical pieces. No experience necessary. Spaces limited, register by 4:30 p.m. Wednesday January 12. This program is sponsored by the generous support of Boulder Seniors Foundation. CLICK HERE!
Each One, Teach One 2022 REGISTER NOW
Instructor Jake Carroll of Wandering Monk Tai Chi, will lead a weekly program of Tai Chi movements and postures Saturday mornings in the Community Room. All ages and abilities are welcome. We will follow public health guidelines for social distancing and face masks.
Volunteers are needed to work Bacon Jam Please support CAMEO by donating your time! Register at bscevent.com/volunteer *FREE SHIRT *FREE ENTRY
Colorado Jazz Repertory Orchestra presents Big Band Royalty: Dukes, Counts and the Barons of Jazz January 15, 2022 at 7:30pm Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities The Colorado Jazz Repertory Orchestra’s (CJRO) returns to the Arvada Center Main Stage Theatre for an evening of live jazz that will delight its listeners. From Counts to Dukes, jazz has a long lineage of royalty and heirs, and a fresh take on many of these greats will be heard when the CJRO big band takes the stage on Saturday, January 15, 2022, at 7:30 p.m. Songs featured include a new arrangement of “Take the A Train,” Billy Strayhorn’s beautiful ballad, “Come Sunday,” and Count Basie’s “In a Mellow Tone.” Led by CJRO artistic director, Drew Zaremba, this promises to be a high-powered night of music with the full CJRO big band! Vocalist Heidi Schmidt will be featured along with the full orchestra. Tickets are $24-$38, to purchase go to www.coloradojazz.org/concerts or call 720-898-7200. Please review the Arvada Center current safety guidelines and general information at https://arvadacenter.org/about-us/health-and-safety. Founded in 2012 by bandleader, Art Bouton, with a mission to perform the best music with the best musicians, the Colorado Jazz Repertory Orchestra does just that and more. Exciting world-renowned guest artists and many of the finest regional musicians perform anything from rollicking big band classics to contemporary large and small ensemble jazz to enthusiastic concert goers across Colorado. Audiences at the Arvada Center, PACE Center in Parker, Lakewood Cultural Center, Lone Tree Arts Center, and beyond have heard the CJRO perform music from Count Basie, Billie Holiday, Stan Kenton, Duke Ellington, Maynard Ferguson, and Buddy Rich as well as original arrangements by CJRO composers and other artists. For more information including upcoming concerts, go to Coloradojazz.org Colorado Jazz Repertory Orchestra Big Band Royalty: Dukes, Counts and the Barons of Jazz Featuring vocalist Heidi Schmidt Saturday, January 15, 2022, at 7:30 p.m. Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities 6901 Wadsworth Blvd., Arvada CO 80003 Tickets prices $24-$38, Purchase at www.coloradojazz.org/concerts or call the box office 720-898-7200 ###
High School Confidential Sunday, January 16 at 2:00 p.m. (in-person) Friday, January 21 at 7:00 p.m. (virtual performance) Tell the truth – would you EVER want to go back?? Stories on Stage collaborates once again with Buntport Theater Company in “High School Confidential.” The in-person performance is Sunday, January 16 at 2:00 p.m. at Su Teatro Cultural and Performing Arts Center, located at 721 Santa Fe Drive. On Friday, January 21 the virtual performance begins at 7:00 p.m. and will be available for viewing any time thereafter. Ticket holders for the virtual performance will receive a link prior to the performance. Tickets are $22 and are available by calling 303-494-0523 or online at www.storiesonstage.org. In high school were you “cool” or the one who wished you were cool? Beset with raging hormones, dealing with secret crushes, worrying about prom – heck, worrying about graduating!@! From the minds of Buntport Theaters’ Brian Colonna, Hannah Duggan, Erik Edborg, Erin Rollman and Samantha Schmitz comes a multitude of characters to show us the crazy way we look back on the “good old days.” If I only knew then what I know now!! As a vibrant ensemble, Buntport Theater Company is intent on creating innovative and affordable entertainment, by writing and producing all of their work. Each piece grows from a collaborative process, without specific directors or designers, relying on the combined skills of the whole ensemble. Known for unusual adaptations and quirky original comedies, they keep their seasons packed, debuting several new full-length productions in addition to a variety of less traditional programming. Celebrating their 21th Season, Stories on Stage presents renowned actors performing dynamic and entertaining short stories. “High School Confidential” is sponsored by Diane and Robert Gilmore and in part by the Citizens of the Scientific and Cultural District (SCFD), Bloomberg Philanthropies, the Bonfils Stanton Foundation, Colorado Creative Industries, Boulder County Arts Alliance and Community Foundation of Boulder County. Stories on Stage “High School Confidential” Hilarious, harrowing and heart-felt stories of high school life. Sunday, January 16 at 2:00 p.m. In-person seating at Su Teatro Cultural and Performing Arts Center, 721 Santa Fe Drive. Virtual performance Friday, January 21 at 7:00 p.m. and will be available any time thereafter. A link will be provided to virtual performance ticket holders. Single tickets are $22 www.storiesonstage.org or call 303-494-0523 ###
Full Moon Photography Workshop at Clear Spring Ranch Sunday, January 16, 3:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. Join award-winning photographer Mike Pach for a guided photo shoot to capture the full moon (weather permitting!) rising through the cottonwood trees. Bring your camera, tripod, telephoto and wide-angle lenses. $20 per person, limited space. Prepaid registration required. Location: Loren Lane, Fountain, CO 80817
Up to $2,525 to be used YOUR WAY when you sign a lease by February 28th 708-633-1700 ONE FREE MONTH OF RENT DISCOUNTED MONTHLY RENT PAY OFF A BILL TAKE A VACATION
Join Seniors Blue Book for SBB University, an educational program bringing expert advice to our local community! *In partnership with The Dorcey Law Firm, and the Healthy Life Center at Coconut Point. PLEASE RSVP BY CALLING 239-468-0050 Kara is the firm's Junior Partner and Lead Auto-Pilot Planning Program & Client Care Attorney. She attended the University o.f Central Florida where she received her degree in Legal Studies. with a specialization in Commercial and TI-transactional Law. lv's. Sajdak received her Juris Doctorate from Ave lv'Iaria School of Law with a focus in Estate Planning & Asset Protection and is licensed to practice in the State of Florida. Join SBB University and lv'Is. Sajdak for this lunch and learn as we discuss all of your estate planning needs. To-go box lunches will be provided to you as you leave! *MASKS ARE REQUIRED
Storytelling is a powerful art! Come and hear two talented storytellers from spellbinders. Questions please call 720-977-5777.
Registration 8:30am Program 9:00am The Naples Hilton 5111 Tamiami Trail North Naples, FL 34103 PANEL Judy Jenner, MS, CCC Carlene Rimes, OTR Christopher Ippolito, PT, DPT Marina Lucia Sarno, PsyD George Dumenigo, LCSW Tickets: $65 General Admission before November 30, 2021 $75 after that date (includes program and lunch) $125 VIP admission (Includes preferred seating, program, and lunch) TICKETS: PARKINSONASSOCIATIONSWFLORG
REGISTER HERE Come and enjoy this FUN, FAST and Fantastic networking opportunity!
Register HERE The holidays are over, your life is back to normal, but what are mom and dad doing to stay engaged and keep their brain healthy? Isolation, loneliness, and post-holiday blues can harm short-term and long-term brain health. The hopeful news is that we have new research on actionable strategies to combat loneliness, stay engaged and boost brain health. You will learn: How to stay engaged and combat loneliness. Surprising science-based solutions for a happiness boost. How to keep your memory sharp. Simple but powerful wellness tips to lower the risk of dementia.
Ring in the New Year with HarborChase! Join us for coffee, mimosas, a chef-prepar breakfast, and networking. RSVP (941} 468-2838 or Ashley: APeters@harborchase.com Charlotte: CCorvi@harborchase.com
Senior Choice at Home Dine & Discover TUESDAY, JANUARY 11 -or- WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26 11 AM The Hatchery at Babcock Ranch42881 Lake Babcock Dr. #200 | Punta Gorda, FL 33982Our member-based program for independent, healthy older adults is the plan of a lifetime! It allows for a life-long commitment to care, asset protection, and the ability to receive individualized care coordination — all in your own home as needs change. Join us to learn more! Brunch & Learn Your Retirement Options!TUESDAY, JANUARY 18 BRUNCH & LEARN9:30AM at Laishley Crab House150 Laishley Court | Punta Gorda, FL 33950Gulf Coast Village and Senior Choice at Home offer the best of both worlds with our Life Plan Options. Whether you choose to move to Gulf Coast Village or remain in your home with Senior Choice at Home, you will be provided a full continuum of care for the rest of your life! Seating is Limited! RSVP to 239-323-9267 or SeniorChoiceatHome.com
Register HERE The holidays are over, your life is back to normal, but what are mom and dad doing to stay engaged and keep their brain healthy? Isolation, loneliness, and post-holiday blues can harm short-term and long-term brain health. The hopeful news is that we have new research on actionable strategies to combat loneliness, stay engaged and boost brain health. You will learn: How to stay engaged and combat loneliness. Surprising science-based solutions for a happiness boost. How to keep your memory sharp. Simple but powerful wellness tips to lower the risk of dementia.
The holidays are over, your life is back to normal, but what are mom and dad doing to stay engaged and keep their brain healthy? Isolation, loneliness, and post-holiday blues can harm short-term and long-term brain health. A study by the health insurer Cigna found that loneliness has the same impact on mortality as smoking 15 cigarettes a day, making it even more dangerous than obesity. Loneliness increases the risk of heart disease, Alzheimer's disease, depression, and even premature death. The results of a 10- year study published in the Journal of Gerontology: Psychological Sciences found that loneliness increases the risk of dementia by a startling 40 percent. Register here: https://info.legendseniorliving.com/legend-lecture-optimizing-brain-health-jan-2022
Stay in your warm car, and we will bring you lunch for you to enjoy in the comfort of your office/home ! Must RSVP by Monday 1.17.2022 To RSVP, please contact Katie Karp katie.karp@junipercommunities.com Or Sheldyn Schindler sschindler@brightonhospice.com We hope to see you all then Ps. Please bring a business card to enter for a drawing to win A Nice Prize Where : Juniper Village Center Front Parking Lot 2205 W. 29th, Avenue , Denver CO 80211
Every 3rd Tuesday of the month, serving manatee county. Call to RSVP 941-366-0801
Please call or email Kami Robinett for more info 208-996-8181 - krobinett@keystonehospice.org
No one should face Alzheimer's alone. The Alzheimer's Association offers a variety of interactive education programs to learn more about Alzheimer's and dementia. The Your Matters Education Series takes place every Tuesday from 1:00 - 2:00 PM and includes the following topics on rotation: Healthy Living for Your Brain & Body: Tips from the Latest Research 10 Warning Signs Understanding Alzheimer's and Dementia Dementia Conversations: Driving, Doctor Visits, Legal & Financial Planning
Learn popular line dances with your peers including the Electric Slide, Cowboy Cha Cha, and the internationally popular Jerusalema from South Africa. Line dancing is a fun and invigorating activity that utilizes music from around the world. No partner is required to register for this class. Instructor: Judy Kreith.
Register online: https://connectionsaaa.tiny.us/zjaj5r2aThe Caregiver Helpbook and handouts will be mailed. Required equipment: computer/laptop with microphone & camera. An optional Zoom practice session will be scheduled if needed. Questions? Call - Jan Schnack JSchnack@connectionsaaa.org - 800.432.9209 Ext. 8116
Drawing & Creative Flow If your inner child has been wanting to create art, learning to draw is a great place to start. Nearly every child loves to draw, but many of us get socialized out of it around the time we learn to read. That timing is no accident; our culture emphasizes left-brain thinking, which deals with symbols, language and time. When we dwell constantly in the left brain, it's very difficult to access the right brain, and consequently, to transition into that blissful state called "flow" - that timeless, wordless state that makes you feel like you're on vacation. Learning to draw and access the right side of the brain gives us access to flow. It's both joyous and opens the gates to many other forms of art. In this class, Nicolette Toussaint will teach basic drawing techniques by having participants sketch with soft pencils and colored pencils. You will learn about light and shadow and about achieving a full tonal range. In addition, you will learn some helpful techniques for getting that harsh inner critic to shut up. Class 1 - Darks and lights, shape and shadow using black artist's pencils Class 2 - Spatial orientation, drawing upside down, beginning perspective Class 3 - Gestural drawing, line quality, sketching Class 4 - Still life with colored pencils Materials provided; class size limited and registration is required. Please contact Cathy at cclick@basaltlibrary.org to sign up.
Registered participants will receive an email with a specific link to view the film "After Antarctica" (USA 2021, 106 minutes). The film follows polar explorer Will Steger’s life journey as an eyewitness to the greatest changes to the polar regions of the planet. After the film, a BIFF respresentative will facilitate a discussion. CLICK HERE!
Knitters and crocheters (and any other yarn workers) come together to work on and discuss projects, yarn, and techniques. Open to all; bring your own supplies and works-in-progress. Your help with masking wearing and social distancing is appreciated.
Please arrive early to park at 8:45 am and to check in.
The comfort of your own home! Log into Zoom and we’ll do the exercises and play bingo together! Website: www.Zoom.us/joinMeeting ID: 734 215 2035 Passcode: 377510 RSVP: Kari Pohar – 847-740-6708Brian Sullivan - 847-847-3531Open to Seniors 60+
If you have not experienced a travel adventure film with us, you are in for a treat. Hear stories as told by the documentary filmmaker about their journey in capturing the film and in experiencing the terrain. Each film lasts approximately two hours. Whether you are planning a trip to the region, or just interested in learning about other cultures --- the Travel Adventure Series is for you. SOUTHERN ENGLAND Travel with Marlin Darrah to many of Southern England’s diverse cultural, historical, and scenic sites. From Southampton to the West of England and wrapping up in southern England to London - one of the greatest and most fascinating cities in the world. Shows begin at 10 am at the Parsons Theatre NEW THIS YEAR! we are offering a catered lunch in the Community Room after the film. The lunch theme will reflect the culture of the film being shown. Be sure to select if you want the film/lunch ticket package when purchasing. Cost of Film Only: Youth/Seniors/Military $7 • Adults $9 Cost of Film and Lunch Package: Youth/Seniors/Military $20 • Adults $22
All classes will be held Wednesdays 10:00a-12:00p January 19, February 2 & February 16, 2022 Sunday Anderson Westside Senior Center Call 385-468-3155 to register or see front desk
Join us for choir rehearsal events hosted by the CFC-Arts! These events are designed for those experiencing memory loss, Alzheimer's and dementia and their care partners to enjoy music and other benefits. Rehearsals are open at no cost, no need to register beforehand. There are two locations available, one in Winter Garden and one in Altamonte Springs. Check the flyer for details on time and location.
A program for adults with early stage dementia plus their care partners and family members with the Meadows Museum, SMU. Presented on Zoom. Click here for a downloadable flyer. 3rd Wednesdays at 10:30 AM. Register by emailing museumaccess@smu.edu.
Meditation increases focus and mindfulness through different techniques that help participants experience a calm and peaceful state. This virtual class will begin with a 20–30 minute muscle relaxation using guided meditation, breath and imagery, and will also include time for Q&A at the end of class. Sponsored in partnership with Boulder Community Health. Instructor: Joan DePuy, RN, BSN, is the Trauma Outreach/Injury Prevention Coordinator for BCH and a Certified Reiki Master Level Practitioner. CLICK HERE!
Please join us for an educational and uplifting online forum focused on helping those caring for aging loved ones. Learn how to be the best caregiver you can be while maintaining your own health and well-being! This online forum will be hosted via Zoom and registration is required. To register: bit.ly/31OKIs0
Support groups create a safe, confidential, supportive environment or community and a chance for participants to develop informal mutual support and social relationships. They also educate and inform participants about dementia and help participants develop methods and skills to solve problems. Additional Information This caregiver support group meets VIRTUALLYthe 1st and 3rd Wednesday of every month from 11:00 -12:00 pm using the Zoom video conferencing app. Attendees who do not have access to a computer, tablet or smartphone can call in using a toll free number with a regular telephone. Registration is requested. Please call 1-800-272-3900 or click REGISTER NOW button, below. This support group is intended for caregivers. If you have Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia, please contact our helpline (1-800-272-3900) for services and supports.
The Alloro at University Groves is hosting a lunch and learn presentation at Cooper's Hawk Winery in Sarasota. RSVPs are required and will be strictly enforced to allow for social distancing. Come learn about Sarasota's most exciting 55+ community, opening up in 2022! The Alloro has already leased over 20% of the new resort-style independent living community and the team is excited to share our award-winning community (National Association of Home Builder's Awards) and invite you to learn more about how to live your best life at The Alloro and take full advantage of our nationally-recognized lifestyle program!
Enjoy selecting from an extensive menu and socialize with peers over lunch (self-pay). Register by 4:30 p.m. Friday January 14th. CLICK HERE!
Come and enjoy lunch and networking, while learning about grief support options for individuals and families.
Please register by 1/14/22: scan the QR code to register
To Register 331-642-7112 - TheArtisWay.com/ElmhurstProfessionals
Please join us for a complimentary lunch and CEU. The CEU Topic is Ethical Challenges and will be provided by Heart to Heart Hospice. (CEU for Social workers, Case Managers & Nurses)RSVP to Carrollton@Villagioliving.com by January 17th.
A class for bridge players with at least basic knowledge of the Standard American Bidding System. Review and learn more about opening bids, responses, rebids, slam bidding and balancing. The concept of balancing, defense, declarer play, and some popular bridge conventions are covered. A $10 Material fee is paid to the instructor on the first day of class. Instructor: Sandy Koller. CLICK HERE!
Join Dr. Meghan Van Vleet to review the latest research and strategies for optimizing cognitive function through various lifestyle factors. Meghan Van Vleet, ND is a registered Naturopathic Doctor with a general family practice, Harmony Naturopathic Family Medicine LLC in Boulder. CLICK HERE!
Whether you’ve never been on Facebook before, or you just can’t seem to figure it out, join us to learn the basics on the social media platform. Learn how to create an account (if needed), update your profile, post images and much more! Register by calling 970-927-4311 ext. 1013 or emailing cbaumgarten@basaltlibrary.org. If you already have a Facebook account, please bring that information with you.
RSVP to Kari Pohar - 847-740-6708. Masks must be worn during class.
On Wednesday, January 19, 2022 from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM, and from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM. JOIN US FOR OUR FREE ESTATE PLANNING WORKSHOPS We know that planning for your family's legacy is incredibly important. We also believe in providing education to be able to make these important decisions. During our workshop you will learn: • The differences between a Will and a Trust • Probate and how to avoid it • Protecting assets from long term care expenses • Taxes and what you need to know about them • What's the right path for you Our next in-person workshops in 2022, hosted by Tim Sechler, are on the following dates: 19 & 20 January, 15 & 16 February 9, 10, 23 & 24 March at Sechler Law Firm's new offices in Cranberry. There are 2 sessions available on these dates - 2pm and 6pm. Our new address is 20206 Rt. 19, Suite 300, Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 Please register on our website for a workshop on a date that suits you. However, if you would be more comfortable attending an online workshop or one that has been pre-recorded, please see our Workshops page on our website and scroll down to find information on the pre-recorded workshops. A confirmation of registration will be sent to you. We look forward to seeing you! Register NOW.
Schedule your complimentary estate planning meeting to review your current documents or to discuss creating new ones with managing estate planning attorney, Lori Ashmore Peters. Appointments can be scheduled via conference call, zoom, or in person. Call 214-559-7202 or contact us online before appointments are gone.
The Villagio of Broomfield invites you to join us for our first Wine Down Wednesday of 2022. Cheese and veggie trays will complement your vino! Please RSVP by January 17th via text: 720-633-0075
Due to active COVID-19 cases in our community this event will be a drive through event. Please stop by between 3:00pm and 4:00pm to pick up your wine glass, champagne, cheese and crackers, and drop off your business card to be entered to win our gift basket and quarterly drawing! We want to keep all of you safe and our residents safe. We hope you still stop by and say hello!
Please join us for a wonderful Mindfulness presentation on Wednesday, January 19, 2022 at 3:00 pm. Come in person and enjoy refreshments and giveaways or join us through Zoom (see link below). Topic: Mindfulness- Finding Peace in 2022Time: Jan 19, 2022, 3:00 PM Mountain Time (US and Canada)Join Zoom Meetinghttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/83728988932 Meeting ID: 837 2898 8932
We honor Martin Luther King's birthday with a special virtual discussion of Alice's Ordinary People, a documentary film about Alice Tregay, a woman who refused to stand still for injustice. A civil rights activist in Chicago, her remarkable story spans the historic period from the marches of Dr. King to the election of Barack Obama, and her unique contribution in the field of politics is the thread that connects the two. Patrons are encouraged to watch the film before the Zoom discussion. This hour-long program is a presentation and discussion with independent filmmaker Craig Dudnick. The film is available to watch for free with your library card on Kanopy.
On Wednesday, January 19, 2022 from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM. New to Medicare? Retiring or Turning 65 in the New Year? Plan ahead and come to one of our In-Person Seminars! We'll help YOU navigate Medicare. Get more details and sign up at https://www.mediconnectinsurance.com/live-events
On Wednesday, January 19, 2022 from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM. Complimentary Wine Tasting starts at 6:00 PM. Join Attorney Ashley Sharek for FREE wine tasting and Estate Planning Education at Narcisi Winery to learn how you can keep your loved ones out of court and out of conflict byr getting a current Will or Trust in place. Must RSVP to www.wineandwills.info or call 412/347-3731 or email contact@shareklaw.com.
A free monthly opportunity for Professional Providers. Learn and share questions, success tips, real life experiences and challenges, creative approaches and methods, and resources with others who work with people living with Alzheimer’s or Dementia. Join Zoom Meeting - https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86226793447?pwd=VnNPTHJXQkRod0NQYjI3SGNLYVlYQT09Meeting ID: 862 2679 3447Passcode: 498220One tap mobile+16699009128,,86226793447#,,,,*498220# US (San Jose)+12532158782,,86226793447#,,,,*498220# US (Tacoma)Dial by your location+1 669 900 9128 US (San Jose)+1 253 215 8782 US (Tacoma)+1 346 248 7799 US (Houston)+1 646 558 8656 US (New York)+1 301 715 8592 US (Washington D.C)+1 312 626 6799 US (Chicago)Meeting ID: 862 2679 3447Passcode: 498220Find your local number: https://us02web.zoom.us/u/kccgojKMhD
Please join the Seniors Blue Book for a virtual January networking meeting. Grab yourself a cup of coffee and let's take a minute to reconnect. We can review 2021 and take a glimpse into 2022. We look forward to starting the new year with you! RSVP HERE
Please join the Seniors Blue Book for a virtual January networking meeting. Grab yourself a cup of coffee and let's take a minute to reconnect. We can review 2021 and take a glimpse into 2022. REGISTERE HERE
This program is being held online - www.Zoom.com Meeting Id 945 0481 3441 - Passcode 377510
Blue Zones are five areas around the world where people live to be one hundred years old or more by living an active, healthy, and social life! Could Colorado Springs be the next Blue Zone? For more information about topics and future dates go to www.meetup.com/proactive-living-lunch-learn