Session 1: Living on a low income Many older adults may find themselves frozen in their ability to move on when it is advantageous to do so. Our three-part "Living with Less" series will focus on transition and aims to offer alternatives and ideas for getting things done. The Zoom discussions will be led by […]
Caring for a loved one is nearly a full-time job, and many family caregivers do not take the time to care for themselves, which can result in compassion fatigue or burnout. Katie Monahan Brooks, from Transitions Hospice, will discuss the difference between compassion fatigue and burnout, define self-care for the family caregiver and identify self-care […]
Clinical therapist Kathleen Kenney from the Barrington Behavior and Wellness Center leads the discussion and provides techniques and coping strategies to ease anxiety about gathering again.
Tai chi is a mind-body practice that involves a series of slow, flowing exercises combining movement, meditation, and rhythmic breathing. This mind-body connection helps in fall prevention by increasing range of motion, strength, flexibility, and wellness. Tai chi can benefit anyone, and this program is especially designed to aid those who suffer from arthritic pain. […]
Deer Grove East in Palatine. Please RSVP to (847) 381-5030. Weather permitting.
The Low Vision Support Group offers education and support for those who live with restricted vision. There is no charge to participate, but registration is required for new attendees. For registration and details, call Diane Vos Hansen at (847) 381-5030.
Learn about backyard insects, the difference between the beneficial and harmful insects, and organic methods of controlling the harmful ones. Presented by Lake County Forest Preserves.
Session 2: Moving On Many older adults may find themselves frozen in their ability to move on when it is advantageous to do so. Our three-part "Living with Less" series will focus on transition and aims to offer alternatives and ideas for getting things done. The Zoom discussions will be led by Bacoa social service […]
On May 4, 1886, a bomb exploded during a labor rights demonstration, killing seven Chicago police officers. Barrington High School history teacher Cary Waxler will discuss how the Haymarket Affair fits into the Gilded Age struggle pitting workers and employers against each other.
Your credit history can affect your access to credit, loans, jobs, housing, insurance, and other important services. Barrington Bank & Trust’s lending team will discuss your rights and how to protect your credit history.
Guest speaker Rhonda Guzman, dementia care consultant and advocate, will conduct a discussion on caregiver challenges and self-care. Bacoa’s Alzheimer’s Support Group provides education, speakers and support for families and caregivers of people with Alzheimer’s and other dementias. It meets the second Wednesday of every month from 10:30 a.m.-noon; it is currently meeting via Zoom. […]
Tai chi is a mind-body practice that involves a series of slow, flowing exercises combining movement, meditation, and rhythmic breathing. This mind-body connection helps in fall prevention by increasing range of motion, strength, flexibility, and wellness. Tai chi can benefit anyone, and this program is especially designed to aid those who suffer from arthritic pain. […]
Explore history through highlights and exhibits from the Lake County Forest Preserves’ Dunn Museum in Libertyville.
Author Trish Laub will discuss her book Peaceful Endings. Her expertise is derived from the full-time care of her parents, one with Alzheimer’s and one with stage-4 cancer, for whom she delivered the care and end of life they desired. Her award-winning Comfort in their Journey book series provides the clear, concise and accessible information […]
Nick Sfondilis of Tech Tutors demonstrates photo functions found on smart phones.
Session 3: Selling your home Many older adults may find themselves frozen in their ability to move on when it is advantageous to do so. Our three-part "Living with Less" series will focus on transition and aims to offer alternatives and ideas for getting things done. The Zoom discussions will be led by Bacoa social […]
Make healthy skin a priority and identify areas of concern. Kara Fitzpatrick, PA-C of Derick Dermatology, leads a discussion on the do’s and don’ts of keeping skin healthy.
Tai chi is a mind-body practice that involves a series of slow, flowing exercises combining movement, meditation, and rhythmic breathing. This mind-body connection helps in fall prevention by increasing range of motion, strength, flexibility, and wellness. Tai chi can benefit anyone, and this program is especially designed to aid those who suffer from arthritic pain. […]
Meet for lunch at Neoteca, 130 S. Hough, Barrington. Please RSVP by July 13 by calling Janine O'Leary at (847) 381-5030.
Walk the trails at Deer Grove West in Palatine. Please RSVP to (847) 381-5030.
Bacoa social services coordinator Diane Vos Hansen, RN, leads this educational discussion series focused on health-related topics. This session: Exercise.
Tai chi is a mind-body practice that involves a series of slow, flowing exercises combining movement, meditation, and rhythmic breathing. This mind-body connection helps in fall prevention by increasing range of motion, strength, flexibility, and wellness. Tai chi can benefit anyone, and this program is especially designed to aid those who suffer from arthritic pain. […]
Sue Grossinger, senior services coordinator at Advocate Good Shepherd Hospital, explains how hospitalists get you the care you need. She’ll also discuss how observational vs. in-patient status affects care and coverage.
During the struggle for the North Atlantic in World War II, fierce battles were fought between German submarines and the Allied groups that hunted them. Learn how the U-505 and U.S. Navy Task Force 22.3 did battle and how the U-505 ended up in Chicago. Presented by Barrington High School teacher Cary Waxler.
“A Matter of Balance” focuses on strategies to reduce fall risk and help participants continue to lead vital, independent lives. The free eight-week class, sponsored by Bacoa and Advocate Good Shepherd Hospital, will teach participants to view falls as controllable, make changes to reduce fall risks at home and exercise to increase strength and balance. […]
Tai chi is a mind-body practice that involves a series of slow, flowing exercises combining movement, meditation, and rhythmic breathing. This mind-body connection helps in fall prevention by increasing range of motion, strength, flexibility, and wellness. Tai chi can benefit anyone, and this program is especially designed to aid those who suffer from arthritic pain. […]
