What are you doing to make your life – and lifestyle – pleasurable and resilient? The Nia Art of Sensation is actually a series of retreats, just 2 magical hours every week, meeting on zoom. We move some of the time and coach how to do it YOUR way at your own level of energy and comfort. Lots of super questions to help you grow into becoming an Elder with a capital E!
A 10-Week Educational Seminar for Individuals & Care Partners
Are you or a loved one living with memory loss? Join us for a supportive, educational, and engaging series designed to help both individuals and their care partners gain tools, resources, and community connection.
📅 Dates: September 9 – November 11, 2025
⏰ Time: Tuesdays, 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM
📍 Location: First Congregational Church, 1050 East 23rd Ave., Eugene, OR
What You’ll Gain:
✔ Guidance from local professionals on memory loss care
✔ Education on community resources & support services
✔ A safe space to ask questions and share experiences
✔ Connection with others on a similar journey
💲 Cost: $100 per family
🎓 Scholarships Available
👉 Register today at www.elderhealthandliving.com/living-with-memory-loss
Or call Bridget at 541-852-3600
Be-Friending Death: An Eight-Week Online Journey
Facilitated by Rev. Dick Everts & Ani Sinclair
Sundays, September 14 – November 9
6:30 – 8:00 p.m. (via Zoom)
This program offers a safe, supportive space to deepen reflection, gain knowledge, and foster connection as we befriend one of life’s most profound transitions.
What are you doing to make your life – and lifestyle – pleasurable and resilient? The Nia Art of Sensation is actually a series of retreats, just 2 magical hours every week, meeting on zoom. We move some of the time and coach how to do it YOUR way at your own level of energy and comfort. Lots of super questions to help you grow into becoming an Elder with a capital E!
A 10-Week Educational Seminar for Individuals & Care Partners
Are you or a loved one living with memory loss? Join us for a supportive, educational, and engaging series designed to help both individuals and their care partners gain tools, resources, and community connection.
📅 Dates: September 9 – November 11, 2025
⏰ Time: Tuesdays, 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM
📍 Location: First Congregational Church, 1050 East 23rd Ave., Eugene, OR
What You’ll Gain:
✔ Guidance from local professionals on memory loss care
✔ Education on community resources & support services
✔ A safe space to ask questions and share experiences
✔ Connection with others on a similar journey
💲 Cost: $100 per family
🎓 Scholarships Available
👉 Register today at www.elderhealthandliving.com/living-with-memory-loss
Or call Bridget at 541-852-3600
Be-Friending Death: An Eight-Week Online Journey
Facilitated by Rev. Dick Everts & Ani Sinclair
Sundays, September 14 – November 9
6:30 – 8:00 p.m. (via Zoom)
This program offers a safe, supportive space to deepen reflection, gain knowledge, and foster connection as we befriend one of life’s most profound transitions.
What are you doing to make your life – and lifestyle – pleasurable and resilient? The Nia Art of Sensation is actually a series of retreats, just 2 magical hours every week, meeting on zoom. We move some of the time and coach how to do it YOUR way at your own level of energy and comfort. Lots of super questions to help you grow into becoming an Elder with a capital E!
A 10-Week Educational Seminar for Individuals & Care Partners
Are you or a loved one living with memory loss? Join us for a supportive, educational, and engaging series designed to help both individuals and their care partners gain tools, resources, and community connection.
📅 Dates: September 9 – November 11, 2025
⏰ Time: Tuesdays, 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM
📍 Location: First Congregational Church, 1050 East 23rd Ave., Eugene, OR
What You’ll Gain:
✔ Guidance from local professionals on memory loss care
✔ Education on community resources & support services
✔ A safe space to ask questions and share experiences
✔ Connection with others on a similar journey
💲 Cost: $100 per family
🎓 Scholarships Available
👉 Register today at www.elderhealthandliving.com/living-with-memory-loss
Or call Bridget at 541-852-3600
We’re excited to invite you to our next Straight Talk: Advice for Everyday Living presentation here at Junction City Retirement.
From Recovery to Daily Living – Understanding Home Health vs. In-Home Care:
Choosing the right care can feel overwhelming. This free, one-hour program will help you understand the key differences between home health and in-home care, and how they can actually work hand-in-hand for better outcomes. Our guest speakers—Kathleen Wagner from New Horizons and Tara Hubbard from Cascade Health. They will share real-life examples, answer common questions, and provide practical guidance. What you’ll gain: Clarity on care options Tools to make confident decisions Helpful resources for yourself or loved ones
This is a free community event. Light refreshments will be served, and there will be a door prize—so bring a friend!
Reserve your spot today by replying to this email or calling us at 541-998-6060.We look forward to seeing you there!
Memory Care Support Group at Waterford Grand
Join us on the 4th Thursday of every month at 5:00 p.m. for our Memory Care Support Group, a welcoming space for caregivers, families, and anyone affected by memory loss. Whether you or your loved one lives at Waterford Grand or elsewhere, you’ll find understanding, encouragement, and practical resources to help navigate the challenges of dementia and memory care. Together, we’ll explore strategies for coping with a diagnosis, managing related issues, and finding strength in shared experiences. This supportive group is guided by compassionate professionals dedicated to uplifting and educating families. RSVP by calling 541-636-3329.
Be-Friending Death: An Eight-Week Online Journey
Facilitated by Rev. Dick Everts & Ani Sinclair
Sundays, September 14 – November 9
6:30 – 8:00 p.m. (via Zoom)
This program offers a safe, supportive space to deepen reflection, gain knowledge, and foster connection as we befriend one of life’s most profound transitions.
What are you doing to make your life – and lifestyle – pleasurable and resilient? The Nia Art of Sensation is actually a series of retreats, just 2 magical hours every week, meeting on zoom. We move some of the time and coach how to do it YOUR way at your own level of energy and comfort. Lots of super questions to help you grow into becoming an Elder with a capital E!
A 10-Week Educational Seminar for Individuals & Care Partners
Are you or a loved one living with memory loss? Join us for a supportive, educational, and engaging series designed to help both individuals and their care partners gain tools, resources, and community connection.
📅 Dates: September 9 – November 11, 2025
⏰ Time: Tuesdays, 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM
📍 Location: First Congregational Church, 1050 East 23rd Ave., Eugene, OR
What You’ll Gain:
✔ Guidance from local professionals on memory loss care
✔ Education on community resources & support services
✔ A safe space to ask questions and share experiences
✔ Connection with others on a similar journey
💲 Cost: $100 per family
🎓 Scholarships Available
👉 Register today at www.elderhealthandliving.com/living-with-memory-loss
Or call Bridget at 541-852-3600
Be-Friending Death: An Eight-Week Online Journey
Facilitated by Rev. Dick Everts & Ani Sinclair
Sundays, September 14 – November 9
6:30 – 8:00 p.m. (via Zoom)
This program offers a safe, supportive space to deepen reflection, gain knowledge, and foster connection as we befriend one of life’s most profound transitions.