Our memory programming offers a friendly, approachable environment to concentrate on yourself. Where a caregiver is involved, we offer a brief respite for you and the opportunity to join a monthly support group.
For more information or to register, contact Rachel Ruth. For participants, ACE provides a sense of community, sustaining their connections with others, while engaging them in a host of activities, including exercise, art, music, meal preparation, and weekly visits with the JCC nursery schoolers.
Caregivers can look to the JCC for expert answers and for referrals to community resources. We also invite caregivers to join monthly support groups. Download brochure. Lunch is Included. Monday, Wednesday, Friday a. Contact Rachel Ruth to sign up or to volunteer.
Mind Matters is designed to support memory and brain health in individuals who are 50 years and older. The course incorporates memory techniques and cognitive stimulation, reading and discussion, physical exercise, social engagement and mindfulness. Together we keep up to date on the latest research into how we keep our brains healthy into our later years, and we support each other as we put these findings into practice in class.
January 14 - April 15 Tuesdays a. Ages: 50 and up. Contact Allison Freeman to register. The program meets Monday, Wednesday and Friday from a. Volunteers work one day, every other week. Experience is not necessary; however, a commitment of two sessions per month is requested. For more information, please contact Rachel Ruth at or rachel nojcc. Download Application. If you're feeling it, chances are your child is feeling it too. You know the signs; when your mind starts racing and your heartbeat starts racing, your tendency is to get louder and faster.
