Mindfulness Skills for Older Adults

Have you ever forgotten what you are doing or why you are doing it?
Do you experience physical discomfort and then worry about it?
Do you get lonely?
Research studies have shown that when older adults practice mindfulness
on a regular basis, they experience improvements in memory, have an easier
time dealing with pain, and diminish loneliness, anxiety and depression.
Cultivating a mindfulness practice can significantly boost your quality of life.
Join Shelly Hubman, co-founder of The Mindfulness Education Exchange
(www.mindfuledex.com) for a 4-week series.
Shelly, combines two decades of experience as an award-winning educator
with more than two decades of serious mindfulness practice. She specializes
in providing older adults with a wide range of tools and techniques that help
them find greater well-being in their lives.
Sign up online at www.tucsonjcc.org, at the Welcome Desk or by calling
520-299-3000.
$60/$40 members, Drop-ins welcome $17/$12 member.