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Community Compass: Navigational Tools for Living Well as We Age
Topical sessions held the 2nd Wednesday each month. This free monthly online series features trusted local experts sharing information and resources to help individuals, families, and caregivers navigate life’s next chapters with confidence.
Empty Seat at the Table: Coping with Loss during the Holidays
November 23, 1:30 pm @ North Oaks Senior Living. Family gatherings can be painful after a loved one dies. Join us for support and guidance on finding comfort during the upcoming holidays.
15 Minutes with…Candid Conversations about the Hidden Struggles of Infertility
View our recorded conversations with guests who share professional and personal insights about navigating fertility and family building challenges.
Living with Parkinson’s Disease
2nd Tuesday each month online. This group offers conversation, information, and support to help anyone who is diagnosed with Parkinson’s cope with the physical, emotional, and social impacts of the disease.
When Your Loved One Has Parkinson’s Disease
3rd Thursday each month online. A confidential, welcoming group where care partners to loved ones with Parkinson’s disease can connect, share experiences, and support one another.
JCS Memory Café
3rd Tuesday & 4th Wednesday each month at two locations. Memory Cafés offer people with memory changes and those who care for them the opportunity to socialize and share meaningful experiences.
Our Blogs
The Power of Play
Play is not only the language that children speak, it also has the power to help kids make sense of their experiences, identify their feelings, solve problems, gain a sense of autonomy, and connect with others.
“Baby Blues” or Postpartum Depression?
The joy of welcoming a new baby can sometimes also bring unexpected feelings of sadness, anxiety, or overwhelm. Is it regular “baby blues” or a more serious case of postpartum depression?
Why Social Connections Matter for Your Health and Well-Being
Strong social connections can support your physical and emotional well-being. Even small efforts to connect with others can make a meaningful difference.