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SUMMARY:Workshop: A New View of Dementia
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a free workshop  \nA New View of Dementia\nNovember 6\n9 a.m. to 12 noon\nJewish Federation of Western Connecticut\nSouthbury\, Connecticut\nRegister\n \n Views of people living with dementia and the language used to describe them are changing. Communities\, organizations and businesses are finding creative ways to welcome and include people with dementia. The workshop will provide a framework for changes in roles and expectations and how they are making a difference in individual lives. \nWe will explore “Dementia Friendly America” and “Dementia Friends” national models\, Connecticut innovations and a range of ideas worth borrowing including arts-based programming. There will also be opportunities for participants to share their own approaches and successes. \nRegister now \nThis Engaging Aging workshop: \n\nIs free and open to professionals working with older people and to gerontology students\nRequires advance registration\nIncludes breakfast beginning at 9:00 a.m.\n\nPathways for Older Adults of Connecticut Community Foundation offers Engaging Aging workshops in partnership with Donna Fedus (Gerontologist and Founder\, Borrow My Glasses)\, Jade Stolz (Executive Director\, Jewish Federation of Western Connecticut)\, and Dianne Stone (Director\, Newington Senior and Disabled Center) \nRegister
URL:https://conncf.org/event/new-view-of-dementia/
LOCATION:Jewish Federation of Western Connecticut\, 444 Main Street North\, Southbury\, CT\, 06488\, United States
CATEGORIES:Pathways for Older Adults
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SUMMARY:Workshop- Positive Aging: Health of Mind\, Body and Spirit
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a free workshop that will deepen your understanding of positive aging. \nPositive Aging: Health of Mind\, Body and Spirit\nOctober 16\n9 a.m. to 12 noon\nJewish Federation of Western Connecticut\nSouthbury\, Connecticut\nRegister by Oct. 12\n \nWe hope that you take away some new ideas to make your workplace a hub of positive aging. \nThe training will: \n\nExamine the effects of loneliness\, connection with others\, social determinants and aging stereotypes on health\, longevity and quality of life.\nReview innovative programs such as the Aging Mastery Program® and evidence-based wellness workshops that help older people take greater control of their health and their lives.\nExplore a variety of approaches for creative expression and personal enrichment.\n\nParticipants will have the opportunity to share their own successful methods of fostering healthy aging and challenging negative age stereotypes. \nRegister by Oct. 12 \nThis is the second of three workshops in the Engaging Aging series. The last one is November 6 (A New View of Dementia). \nAll workshops: \n\nAre free and open to professionals working with older people and to gerontology students\nRequire advance registration\nInclude breakfast beginning at 9:00 a.m.\n\nPathways for Older Adults of Connecticut Community Foundation offers the workshops in partnership with Donna Fedus (Gerontologist and Founder\, Borrow My Glasses)\, Jade Stolz (Executive Director\, Jewish Federation of Western Connecticut)\, and Dianne Stone (Director\, Newington Senior and Disabled Center) \nRegister by Oct. 12
URL:https://conncf.org/event/positive-aging-health-of-mind-body-and-spirit/
LOCATION:Jewish Federation of Western Connecticut\, 444 Main Street North\, Southbury\, CT\, 06488\, United States
CATEGORIES:Pathways for Older Adults
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SUMMARY:Widening Our Lens on Aging
DESCRIPTION:This program has been rescheduled to June 26 due to storms.  \nWidening Our Lens on Aging\nJune 26\n 9 a.m. – 12 noon\nJewish Federation of Western Connecticut\n444 Main Street North\, Southbury\n Register \nWidening Our Lens on Aging will begin with a screening of “Coming of Age in Aging America.”  With compelling stories and insights\, this public television documentary explores the question “What will it mean for us all to grow up\, live and age in a society where a third of the population is over age 65?” \nFollowing the film\, Gerontologist Donna Fedus will help us explore new programs and ideas that are taking root in Connecticut to help older people thrive – Disrupt Aging\, Aging 2.0\, and others. Donna will discuss the LGBT Moveable Senior Center with senior center expert Dianne Stone. Finally\, we will talk about bringing these new perspectives into own our communities and organizations. \n Engaging Aging workshops combine new ideas\, effective programs worth sharing and key concepts in gerontology. Workshops: \n\nAre free and open to professionals working with older people and to gerontology students\nRequire advance registration\nInclude breakfast beginning at 9:00 a.m.\n\nPathways for Older Adults of Connecticut Community Foundation offers these workshops in partnership with: \n\nDonna Fedus\, Gerontologist and Founder\, Borrow My Glasses\nJade Stolz\, Executive Director\, Jewish Federation of Western Connecticut\, Southbury\nDianne Stone\, Director\, Newington Senior and Disabled Center\n\nThis is the first of three workshops in the Engaging Aging series. Save the dates of future workshops: October 16 (Positive Aging: Health of Mind\, Body and Spirit) and November 6 (A New View of Dementia). \nRegister now
URL:https://conncf.org/event/widening-our-lens-on-aging/
LOCATION:Jewish Federation of Western Connecticut\, 444 Main Street North\, Southbury\, CT\, 06488\, United States
CATEGORIES:Pathways for Older Adults
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SUMMARY:Bringing the Generations Together
DESCRIPTION:Pathways for Older Adults\, Professional Learning Program\n\n\n\nJoin us at Village at East Farms in Waterbury on July 13 from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. to explore building creative partnerships\, developing relationships and addressing community needs by engaging people of all ages. Increased longevity has created more living generations than ever before. Despite the myth of intergenerational competition\, interdependence and interest in more connection are often the reality. \nPlease click here to register.\n\n\nDuring this workshop\, we will:\n\n 	Review the impact on families-from grandparents raising grandchildren to families looking to bridge the geographical distance from their relatives.\n 	Explore successful projects from around the country (and close to home) that build friendship and understanding as well as meeting the needs of young and old.\n 	Learn about artistic and memoir collaborations\, successful models for mentoring and tutoring as well as ways of working together for better communities.\n 	Share local examples of improving life through generational solidarity.\n 	Examine real-world examples to prepare you to expand the intergenerational programs in your community and organization.\n\n\nOur trainer\, Donna Fedus: \n\n\n\n\n 	has worked as a gerontologist for more than 25 years in hospital and university settings and with private clients. \n 	founded Borrow My Glasses\, a company sharing fresh perspectives about aging and caregiving\n 	presented many well-received workshops for our learning series.\n\n\n\n\n\nInformation and Registration\n\n 	Advance registration is required (space is limited).\n 	Event is free to people living or working in our region.\n 	Expect and interactive workshop with plenty of time for questions and discussion.\n 	Breakfast/registration is from 8:30 to 9:00 a.m. \n\nRegister now
URL:https://conncf.org/event/bringing-the-generations-together/
LOCATION:Village at East Farms\, 180 Scott Road\, Waterbury\, United States
CATEGORIES:Pathways for Older Adults
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