Older adults often take multiple medications. This can sometimes lead to mismanagement or even addiction (intentionally or unintentionally). Join Jewish Family Service for a Zoom panel discussion on how to recognize and prevent misuse of medication.
Because music activates almost all areas of the brain, it not only helps us with cognitive function and learning, but with mood and sleep as well. Join Jewish Family Service as musician Michael Krieger explores music’s connection to better functioning in this free brain health workshop. Register in advance for this Zoom event at: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAuf-ioqDMoHdxup74RcbwPjDQOptcooyQp#/registration […]
Join FRIENDS of Jewish Senior Life as we gather to celebrate aging in style with the film “Iris,” about the inimitable fashion icon who’s been rocking big glasses, big bracelets and a big sense of style for 100 years. We’ll also welcome our own local fashion icons with a runway show that’s our little taste […]
The eyes are not only the window to our soul, but the direct link to our brain. Research has shown there is a connection between poor vision and a decline in cognition. Join Jewish Family Service for a free brain health workshop on how to optimize eye and brain health through proper diet, exercise and […]
Dancing not only makes us happy, it provides many benefits for brain health as well! In fact, the many varieties of dance impact several different areas of the brain that are key to long-term brain health. Join us as Gray Matters welcomes back physical therapist Brittany Denis to help us explore how dance can be […]
“How do smart, savvy older adults fall victim to financial scams?” If you’ve ever asked this same question, or wanted to know how to reduce your risk of falling victim to a scam, join Jewish Family Service as LaToya Hall, MSW & Evie Lynn Breuer, LMSW, CDP discuss Cognition, Brain Health & Financial Scams. LaToya […]
Join Alyson McAdams, Registered Dietitian and Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor, to learn how Intuitive Eating can benefit brain health. Intuitive Eating is an approach to food and overall well-being that honors the health of your body and mind. We will explore what Intuitive Eating is and how to incorporate it into your lifestyle. We’ll review […]
On Friday, May 5, 2023, we will honor those 95 and older at a festive brunch featuring memories and music from The Golden Age of Television. Please join us in shining a spotlight on the Greatest Generation by helping us identify these older adults who built our wonderful metro Detroit Jewish community. This special event […]
The way we think has a strong impact on our brain health, yet much of our daily thoughts are rooted in our family dynamics as we were growing up. Just like other things that require life-long learning to help us become our best selves, so do our thought processes. Join us for this fun and […]
Taking care of a loved one can be challenging. Jewish Family Service and Temple Israel get it. You are invited to join a supportive network of people who understand the challenges and rewards of caregiving in our Family Caregiver Support Group. This weekly group will provide a welcoming, judgement-free place to connect, share experiences and […]
People living with chronic pain often find it interferes with their ability to manage their health and live life to the fullest. Personal Action Toward Health (PATH) is an interactive program designed by Stanford University to provide the necessary skills and tools to help you manage chronic pain and live a better life. This six-week […]
Join Jewish Family Service as Patti Celori Said, Executive Director of the New England Cognitive Center, takes us on a journey into human learning. She’ll cover everything from the concept of neuroplasticity to practical ways to strengthen or maintain our cognitive abilities as we age. She will share key areas for cognitive fitness including memory, […]