Spring/Summer 2019 Parks and Recreation Activities Brochure
HEALTH &WELLNESS PRESENTATIONS All the health and wellness classes take place at the Shakopee Community Center unless otherwise noted. Please register online at www.ShakopeeMN.gov or in person at the Community Center.
MEMORY CAFÉ Memory Café provides great opportunities for those diagnosed with memory loss and their care partner(s)/family to engage with peers in a very relaxed and unstructured environment. No registration required. RSVP to 952-233-9515 or ckress@ShakopeeMN.gov. WHEN: 4-5:30 p.m. Last Tuesday of the Month March 26, April 30, May 28, June 25, July 30, Aug. 27
DEMENTIA THREE-PART SERIES WHAT IS DEMENTIA? Did you know memory loss is not a normal part of aging? Identify what is normal forgetting versus signs and symptoms of dementia. Discuss the common causes of dementia and what steps should be taken when concerned about a loved one’s memory loss. Learn ways you can help maintain a healthy brain and overall memory.
WHERE: Community Center Party Room FREEDOM FROM FRACTURES™
Learn about varying fracture risk levels in addition to medical factors that increase fracture risk, how to calculate fracture risk, how to reduce the risk of fracture and the next steps for better bone health and fracture prevention.
Day Dates
Time
Cost
Code
Wed April 3
4-5 p.m.
$2
HW 403
Registration deadline: Wednesday, March 27
Day Dates
Time
Cost
Code
AROMATHERAPY: USES AND BENEFITS FOR THOSE WITH
Mon May 20
1-2 p.m.
Free HW 520
ACTIVE OLDER ADULTS Registration deadline: Monday, May 13
DEMENTIA AND THEIR CAREGIVERS Dr. Ellen Kerber, M.D., family practice physician and wellness advocate, will share current research and recommendations for using essential oils for both caregivers and their loved ones. Essential oils are a safe, simple method of promoting calm, rest, and balance and enhancing mood in those with dementia and in those who care for them. 'ALZHEIMER’S GIFTS' Rick Naymark, author of the book "Alzheimer’s Gifts," shares his fun and touching "attitude adjustment" for those caring for someone with Alzheimer's. While you may be shocked, depressed and overwhelmed by the changes in your loved one, and the responsibilities in caring for them, there are gifts along the way if you only know what to look for. Rick cared for his mother, who had Alzheimer's for eight and a half years. If you need to be lifted-up, then listen to what Rick has to share and help you focus on what really matters. Day Dates Time Cost Code Wed April 10 4-5 p.m. $2 HW 410 Registration deadline: Wednesday, April 3
VIRTUAL HOUSING TOUR Come aboard the ‘Cruise Line’ for a virtual cruise of the world of senior housing. You will experience several local senior housing communities as you visit their "virtual" ports of call. Each senior housing location will share in the fun of a cruise-themed, presentation of its community and share in samplings of food from around the world. Your boarding pass entitles you to wonderful resources and information about the housing services in your community, and fun gifts from presenters. Each senior housing program will provide a 10-minute presentation about the services, programs, fees and more that they offer.
Day Dates
Time
Cost Code
Wed May 1 10 a.m.-noon
Free CD 501
Registration deadline: Wednesday, April 24
PHARMACIST "BROWN BAG" MEDICATION REVIEW Meet one-on-one with a pharmacist to review and discuss medications and supplements you are currently taking. Pharmacist will look for potential duplications in treatments, side effects or interactions and ensure you fully understand the instructions. Please bring all medicines and supplements.
Day
Dates
Time
Cost
Code
March 25
CD 325
April 22
CD 422
May 20
CD 520
1:30-3:30 p.m. (20-minute time slots per person) Free
Mon
June 24
CD 624
Day Dates
Time
Cost
Code
July 22
CD 722
Wed April 24
4-5 p.m.
$2
HW 424
Aug. 26
CD 826
Registration deadline: Wednesday, April 17
Registration deadline: One week prior to event
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Shakopee Parks & Recreation Department Activities Brochure Spring-Summer 2019
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