18 Tower Lane • New Haven, Connecticut

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The Joy of Drumming

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Part of our Physical Pathway. Participants will be led through a warmup then play along to simple rhythmic patterns with classic songs. The numerous benefits of drumming include increased hand-eye coordination, focus, mental clarity, and motor skill. Led by resident volunteer Ruby Benarroch.

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Bingo

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Part of our Social Pathway. The classic game.

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30-Minute Exercise

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Part of our Physical Pathway. A shortened, modified version of our Healthy & Fit. These sessions are typically performed half seated, half standing, and can be modified to most ability levels. Practical strategies for minimizing fall risk are discussed.

Stan Nishimura Improv Trio

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Part of our Social Pathway. Concerts, themed game nights, trivia and more scheduled throughout the month.

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Chorus Rehearsal

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Part of our Psychological Pathway. Chorus leader Kevin Mack leads weekly rehearsals culminating in themed performances throughout the year. Runs seasonally.

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Healthy & Fit

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Part of our Physical Pathway. A full body exercise session that can be scaled to most ability levels. These workouts aim to increase strength and balance, improve flexibility and overall fitness levels.

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Healthy Minds & Living Support Group

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Part of our Emotional Pathway. This group intends to empower older adults and help them evolve through learning new skills, coping strategies, and lifestyle tips. A different topic is discussed each week. Led by MSW-LMSW Grace Ford.

Game Night with Charles Rosenay

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Part of our Social Pathway. Concerts, themed game nights, trivia and more scheduled throughout the month.

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30-Minute Exercise

Sanctuary

Part of our Physical Pathway. A shortened, modified version of our Healthy & Fit. These sessions are typically performed half seated, half standing, and can be modified to most ability levels. Practical strategies for minimizing fall risk are discussed.