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Leader: Phil Bush Do you write poetry? Would you like to share your work with other writers to give and receive feedback? Have you always wanted to write poetry but need a group to help motivate you? This six-week poetry writing group will meet and create a supportive and safe space where other writers and
DH Neurology Department Designed for both the person living with Parkinson’s Disease and loved ones/care partners. These 1.5-hour monthly in-person sessions will start with a brief group educational topic and then break into two separate groups – a peer-led group for individuals living with Parkinson’s and one for care partners. For information, contact movement@hitchcock.org
Elliot Greenblott, Vermont State Coordinator - AARP Fraud and scams impact everyone! Criminals do not discriminate based on age, race, marital status, income, and level of affluence. Everyone is a target! Join Eliott Greenblott, AARP Vermont Fraud Watch volunteer coordinator, for an interactive conversation about fraud. The content will be determined by those in attendance
The Memory Cafe is a supportive space for individuals with dementia and their caregivers. The cafe provides opportunities to engage in social, cognitive, and physical activities, including live music, arts and crafts, chair exercises, and brief informational sessions for caregivers on topics of their choosing! The Memory Cafe is organized by Dartmouth medical students and
Do you need a little motivation to get moving? Are you tired of walking alone? Join us in walking along the safe, level, and climate-controlled hallways of DHMC while we walk in pairs and small groups. Come look at the art on the walls while getting your pets in, and grab a coffee or snack
DH Neurology Department Designed for both the person living with Parkinson’s Disease and loved ones/care partners. These 1.5-hour monthly in-person sessions will start with a brief group educational topic and then break into two separate groups – a peer-led group for individuals living with Parkinson’s and one for care partners. For information, contact movement@hitchcock.org
Do you need a little motivation to get moving? Are you tired of walking alone? Join us in walking along the safe, level, and climate-controlled hallways of DHMC while we walk in pairs and small groups. Come look at the art on the walls while getting your pets in, and grab a coffee or snack
Sarah Latario, Volunteer Coordinator Medical visits can be stressful, and there are a lot of decisions and choices to make. The Patient Support Corps (PSC) volunteers at Dartmouth Health can help you prepare for your visit and be active in your health care. You can receive help to feel more prepared, so you focus on
Do you need a little motivation to get moving? Are you tired of walking alone? Join us in walking along the safe, level, and climate-controlled hallways of DHMC while we walk in pairs and small groups. Come look at the art on the walls while getting your pets in, and grab a coffee or snack
This program is for people living with dementia and their care partners. Regardless of age, movement holds a crucial place in our lives. Engaging in dance is crucial for older adults, serving as a means to stay connected to their physical bodies and emotions while fostering healthy social interactions. Dance/movement therapy, being a low-impact exercise,
Chris Fields, OD Vision loss is common among older adults, and age-related eye disease is a major contributor to vision loss. Research shows that certain nutrients can help reduce the risk and progression of eye disease in older adults. Come find out which nutrients you should focus on, their common food sources, and tips to
Do you need a little motivation to get moving? Are you tired of walking alone? Join us in walking along the safe, level, and climate-controlled hallways of DHMC while we walk in pairs and small groups. Come look at the art on the walls while getting your pets in, and grab a coffee or snack
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