Successful Aging - 1st Tuesday monthly group for Young and Old — and In-Between!
What IS ‘successful” aging; how can we help ourselves – and others – get there? Interested in exploring this with other Harvard/Radcliffe alums? Inviting you to join us.
- Is it helpful – and interesting -- to learn about these issues at any age? Earlier choices affect us as we age: physical and emotional health, finances, relationships – and what we pass to others, including our children.What IS successful aging? Since all who survive long generally experience sickness, old age and death, is successful aging an oxymoron?
-Interesting conversations, helpful learnings, enjoyment, friendships arise as we share our ideas, knowledge, and experience.
-Or, since all who survive long generally experience sickness, old age and death, do you think successful aging an oxymoron?
Structure: Meet once a month, more for those who wish, for 1 ½ hours to share our experiences, understandings, usually a question/topic for our meeting, perhaps a speaker, perhaps related reading or podcast or video; occasionally a moment to celebrate a birthday of a group member – whether it’s 25 or 50 or 100.
Breakout groups encourage deeper discussions and connections.
Participate and help shape the discussion and the structure.
Co-Host:
Lee Robbins, Ph.D.:Social Systems Sciences, has spent much of his life organizing and nurturing groups and organizations including the Management, Spirituality and Religion Group and its annual participant-led Retreats of the international Academy of Management; the progenitor of the International Ombudsman Association; the San Francisco Gay Intellectual Salon; a multi-college urban studies and intervention program, and he recently supervised a dissertation on Re-Engagement by Elders.
Questions regarding the event, please contact Lee Robbins at leerobbins@sonic.net.
Co-Host: TBD
Tuesday, September 6th
7:30pm - 9:00pm PT
HCSF Members: Free
Non-members: $10
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