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JFS Senior Connections: Redefining Aging (and how positive thinking can help)

  • Beth Meyer Synagogue 504 Newton Road Raleigh, NC, 27615 United States (map)

For many older adults, negative cultural stereotypes about aging influence how we think and feel about getting older. The impact of negative thinking often affects us emotionally and inhibits our true potential. There are certain realities about growing older we cannot change. However, there is much we can do to redefine what it means to be older and live productively.

Join Abby Palmer MSW, JFS Senior Services Social Worker to explore how ageism affects us as we grow old. We will focus on the benefits of redefining aging, being proactive and thinking positively.

About the speaker:

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Abby Palmer is a Master’s level Social Worker and joined JFS in 2015 as the Senior Services Social Worker. She provides assessments, plan development, referrals/resource exploration, and community programming for older adults and/or their caregivers.

Registration is required for this program by January 30 to help us plan properly. The program is free- Please consider a $5/person donation.

For more information, please contact JFS Program Coordinator, Debbie Ross at 919-676-2200, ext. 129, or Debbie.Ross@ShalomRaleigh.org

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