Seniors
Coming Events at the Darien Senior Activities Center
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These events will take place at the Darien Senior Activities Center, 2 Renshaw Road:
LIVE WELL CHRONINC DISEASE SELF MANAGEMENT PROGRAM SERIES
Begins Tuesday September 13th @ 9:30 Darien Senior Programs at the Mather Center 2 Renshaw Road 203-656-7490
Developed by Stamford University “Live Well/Chromic Disease, Self-Management Program is a 6 week series for anyone dealing with a chronic health issues (diabetes arthritis, heart disease high blood pressure, depression, anxiety) or caring for someone with a chronic health issue. Live Well introduces participants to new tools and techniques which help in managing their health issues. Workshops are highly interactive and the activities are kept short and engaging. They meet once a week 2 ½ hours with a break included. We ask that you make every effort to attend the 6 sessions. Space is limited to 16 with an 8 person minimum. Sign up is required
Dates: TUESDAY: September 13th and 20th- October 4th, 18th and 25th- November 1st
Time: 9:30 am- 12:00 pm, with a 20 minute break
REMINISCE WITH GERI GENOVESE: ICE CREAM SOCIAL AND CONVERSATION
Thursday September 15th @ 12:45 Darien Senior Programs at the Mather Center 2 Renshaw Road 203-656-7490
September 15th: Geri will reminisce about Music – the trends, the sounds, and favorites. From Rock and Roll and Big Band to Country. Enjoy a delicious ice cream treat immediately after both programs!
ART GOTTLIEB, LCSW: 9/11 PHOTO REMEMBARANCE
Monday (PLEASE NOTE NEW DAY THIS MONTH ONLY) September 12th @ 12:30 Darien Senior Programs at the Mather Center 2 Renshaw Road 203-656-7490
September 11, 2016 will mark 15 years since the day that terrorists flew two hijacked airliners into the World Trade Center, one into the Pentagon with a fourth aircraft diverted from its target only after passengers seized control and crashed it into a field in Shanksville PA. This program will feature a photo-collage of this terrible day. There will be no political discussion during this presentation, as it is intended only as a solemn remembrance of those who lost their lives. Note: Some photographs may be disturbing for some viewers.