Noreen McKeon and Dan DeGennaro Noreen McKeon, Program Manager of Coming of Age:Bay Area and Dan DeGennaro, Graduate of Explore Your Future Program. Program helps people 50+ create a vision for creating a future that’s satisfying and rewarding.www.ComingofAge.org/BayArea
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Deborah Price, The Money Coaching Institute Why do we behave like we do with our money? Do you have relationship issues with money? Deborah Price, Founder of The Money Coaching Institute helps us understand how money affects our lives. There are universal issues that we all deal with regarding money. Take the money quiz at:
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Gary “Buz” Hermes, Resident Services Coordinator, PEP Housing Gary will discusss the keys to an empowered elderhood. It begins with acceptance, preparation and self-care. But there’s more…elderhood is a time to “Reweave the gorgeous tear-stained threads of your colorful life into a fresh tapestry of meaning.” – Robert Raines PEPhousing.org
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Anjana Utarid, Executive Director of Children’s Village Anjana Utarid is Executive Director of The Children’s Village. We need a sense of purpose, and if we’re retired, it’s still easy to find. Learn how The Children’s Village needs you! It houses foster kids and has an inter-generational model wherein surrogate “grandparents” reside in separate apartments and
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Jessica McCracken, Program Coordinator Joined by Silvi Alcivar, Poet Instructor, Center for Elders and Youth in the Arts (CEYA). The CEYA program is a creative arts program with the Institute on Aging. Through creative expression and skill building, CEYA engages older adults with the goal of connecting them to the community. Join us to discuss
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Helen Andrade, Director, Steppin’ Out Dance Studio Joined by Ann Kiefer and Howard Smith, Dance Partners. Dancing is beneficial to our body, brain and emotional state. We’ll talk to dancers about why they dance and they will inspire you to pick it up at any age to add to your vitality!SteppinOutDance.net
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Steve Price, RN Joined by Ian Wilkerson, Music Therapist, BC. Steve doesn’t read music and had never written songs previously, but now at age 60 he has a CD he wrote and performed! Ian will explain why learning an instrument is great for building new brain cells. Websites: StevepriceRN.com and www.bayareamusictherapy.org
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Greacian Goeke, Storybridge Director It’s fun to do theatre, dance and sing! Rehearsing, performing and the cast party are wonderful ways to play. Stagebridge offers classes for the over 50 crowd. You can even go to summer camp and learn to act, sing, and tell stories! Stagebridge.org
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Anne Greenblatt, M.A. of The Village Network Movement is joined by Kate Hoepke, Executive Director of SFVillage.org. Let’s say that we want to remain at home as we get older. Your physical abilities at age 30 are different from age 80, right? How do you find affordable help? We’ll discuss the growing concept of joining
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Gena Jacob will discuss Fountaingrove Lodge, the nation’s first LGBT, inclusive, retirement community offering continuing care. Dave Wasson from Wasson Investment Services discusses what unmarried, same sex couples need to know about financial planning.
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