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EVENTS�

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COMMUNITY OUTREACH�

AARP TAX PROGRAM�

FARMERS MARKET COUPONS�

FUEL ASSISTANCE�

HOME HEALTHCARE �

HESSCO LUNCH�

MEDICAL RIDES�

WELLBEING CHECKS�

VETERANS MEETINGS�

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EXERCISE�

AGLESS GRACE NEW�

CHAIR EXERCISE�

CHAIR VOLLEYBALL�

SIT AND BE FIT�NEW�

WALKING CLUB�

WII BOWLING�

YOGA�

ZUMBA�

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HEALTH AND WELLNESS�

CHAIR MASSAGE�NEW�

BLOOD PRESSURE CLINICS�

FLU CLINICS�

FOOT CARE��

LOW VISION GROUP�

NUTRITION�

MEDICARE PLANNING�

MEMORY CAFÉ�

MEDITATION�

TRIAD�

WALPOLE VNA NURSING �

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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES�

BINGO�

BIRTHDAY PARTIES�

BOOK DISCUSSION GROUP�

BOARD GAMES�

BRIDGE�

CRIBBAGE�

CREATIVE CORNER�

DOMINOS�

HANDCRAFTERS CLUB��

MAH JONGG�

MOVIE MATINEE�NEW�

POOL TABLES�NEW�

WHEEL OF FORTUNE�

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TRIPS�

DAY OF BEAUTY�

STOP & SHOP�

REGIONAL DAY EXCURSIONS�

The mission of the Walpole Council on Aging is to promote social, recrea�onal and educa�onal

ac�vi�es and provide advocacy and assistance to Walpole Seniors and their families.�

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Hours: Monday � Friday, 8:00AM �4:00PM�

Walpole Co�opera�ve Bank South Street Center, 60 South Street, WALPOLE, MA 02081�

Telephone: 508�668�3330, Fax: 508�315�5533 Website: www.walpole�ma.gov �

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FEBRUARY ��

What a celebra�on it was! �

On December 20th, 2018 the Town of Walpole held a ceremonial ribbon cu�ng

for the new home of the Walpole Council on Aging; the Walpole Co�opera!ve

Bank South Street Center. There was much excitement and the event a)racted a

standing room only crowd that filled nearly all 15,000 square feet of space. On-

lookers tuned in in the many new program areas via the live recording by Walpole

Media TV. It was a moment for the Walpole seniors, many of whom have hoped

and worked for this building for decades. The gathering was a true testament to

the sense of community in this “friendly town.” Neighbors took care of neighbors

to raise over one million dollars that had been pledged by the Friends of Walpole

Elders at the Fall 2016 Town Mee!ng. It was a lovely day filled with tours led by

the Junior Women’s Club of Walpole, gra!tude, smiles, and indeed awe. The ex-

citement con!nued on January 2, 2019 when we held our official Grand Opening

and “toasted” to new beginnings. Open House style programming helped to ease

us all into our new space and in no !me, old friends and new friends alike found

cozy spots with the paper or shared coffee by the fire. The billiard tables were

busy and our incredible Volunteer Ambassadors and Board Members gave nearly

100 hours of their !me and talents to share our new home with approximately

400 people during our very first week. As we start the 50th year of the Walpole

Council on Aging, we know that there are many new adventures ahead and hope

you will join us to create the next great chapter of the Walpole Council on Aging. �

Le� to Right: Carmine Grugnale (PAGE Building Construc/on), John Catlin (Catlin Petrovick

Architects), Tony DiGiantomasso (PAGE Building Construc/on), Ribbon Cu6ng, guests at

the event in The Murphy Room and Friends of St. Patrick’s Room, Town Administrator Jim

Johnson with Alexandra Dunn, Environmental Protec/on Agency Regional Administrator

who awarded the Walpole Co�opera/ve Bank South Street Center a na/onal reuse award. �

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PROGRAM INFORMATION and POLICIES�

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All Walpole Senior Ci!zens are welcome to par!cipate in Council�sponsored ac!vi!es through the sole discre!on of the Wal-

pole Council on Aging, subject to the following:�

• All par!cipants must be age 60 years or older or a disabled resident. Spouses who are not 60 years of age and over

may par!cipate with their eligible partner.�

• Par!cipants must be ambulatory without assistance or accompanied by an adult qualified to assist 1 to 1.�

• Par!cipants must be able to assume responsibility for themselves and be mentally and physically capable of par!cipa!on in

ac!vi!es.�

• The Walpole Council on Aging and its agents do not assume responsibility for par!cipants in Council�sponsored ac!vi!es. �

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PROGRAM REGISTRATION�

Registra!on begins on the 1

st

business day of the month, on a first come first serve basis.

Each Senior may register themselves and one other person. �Programs with limited regis-

tra!on may be limited to Walpole residents unless space allows. Registra!on requires

par!cipant name, address and phone number. Program fees can be delivered in person

(cash or check) or by mail (check only) to the Walpole Council on Aging, 60 South St. Walpole, MA 02081. Seniors

have three (3) business days to deliver payment aHer reques!ng a phone reserva!on. Failure to deliver payment

will result in forfeiture of the reserva!on.�

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PROGRAM CANCELLATION�

We reserve the right to reschedule, change or cancel programs as needed. Programs that do not a)ain minimum

enrollment will be cancelled one business day in advance of the scheduled start date. Full tui!on will be refund-

ed. You will be contacted if your program is rescheduled or cancelled.�

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PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS�

Programs are subject to change or cancella!on due to weather, transporta!on or low par!cipa!on. If you cancel

within one week or less before any trip, monies will be refunded only if a replacement can be found. All monies

will be refunded when cancella!ons are made by the Walpole Council on Aging. �

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TRANSPORTATION �

Transporta!on is offered to residents of Walpole, 60 years of age and over, and residents with a documented dis-

ability, regardless of age. All Senior riders must carry a completed “FILE of LIFE” emergency medical and contact

informa!on. Passengers must be independently mobile with the ability to nego!ate stairs and move in one's en-

vironment with ease and without restric!on.�

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Passenger registra!on is required for all medical rides, errands, programs, ac!vi!es, excursions, trips and special

programs. Contact Laurel St. Pierre, Outreach Worker at 508�660�7362 to request a Medical Ride. Contact 508�

668�3330 to schedule errand transporta!on. All reserva!ons must be made at least 48 hrs in advance and pro-

vide the date, !me and loca!on of the Medical Appointment or errand.�

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Transporta!on pick�up and drop�off is scheduled only from a passenger’s

home or the WCOA. Sea!ng on WCOA vans is limited and subject to a

first come first serve required registra!on policy. Transportaon Services

updates are subject to change.�

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Walpole

NEW(S)HORIZON�

Walpole Council on Aging, Walpole Co�opera�ve Bank, South St. Center, 60 School Street, Walpole, MA 02081�

Telephone: (508) 668�3330 Fax: ((508)315�5533�

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This Newsle4er is made possible, in part, by a grant from the Massachuse4s Execu�ve Office of Elder Affairs �

and though the generous support of the Friends of Walpole Elders, Inc. �

Kerri McManama, Director� � Laurel St. Pierre, Outreach �

Janet Nye, Principal Clerk � � Linda Gagnon, Program Coordinator�

Chris�ne Tetreault, Advocate � � Carol Fellini, Van Driver �

Jim Hinds, Van Driver � � � Richard McCarthy, Chairman COA Board�

COA Information�

FROM THE DIRECTOR�

Does it s�ll feel a bit like a dream? As we

con�nue to se�le into our new home, a

world of possibili�es awaits. We hope you

have enjoyed ge!ng to know the Center

as much as we have enjoyed sharing it

with you. �

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Please join us at a to be determined date

in February to warmly welcome the new

Norfolk County Sheriff, Jerome P. McDermo�. �

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We will be offering a Soup and Sandwich Lunch through-

HESSCO’s program for all our Wednesday lunches in Febru-

ary. Dine�in meals in the Murphy Room will be available for a

$3 dona�on, please register to assist the kitchen with an ac-

curate count. �

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Winter brings the threat of illness, we hope you will consider

registering for the Addi�onal Vaccine Clinic through a collab-

ora�on with the Board of Health and RiteAid Pharmacy on

February 5th. Pre�registra�on is required and forms are avail-

able at the COA. �

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New Pond Village (a Benchmark property) has begun a new

monthly caregiver support group. RSVP to 508�660�9589. �

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I want express my gra�tude to your COA Team who executed

our reloca�on and welcomed you warmly to your new home.

Addi�onally, where would we be without our volunteers?

Your dedica�on, warmth, and enthusiasm made our opening

an enormous success. THANK YOU. �

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We look forward to enjoying treats from Ever So Humble Pie

on the second Tuesday of the month. Thank you for your gen-

erosity and support.�

Kerri McManama, Director �

Walpole Council on Aging�

A PIECE of PROGRAMMING�

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So many rooms!� So much to do!� Your

pa/ence has been appreciated as we

work through the growing pains.�Keep

watching for new things to do and plac-

es to go as we expand our program-

ming.� We are introducing Movie

Ma/nee every other Thursday.� On op-

posite Thursdays we will have “They

don’t make TV shows like this anymore!”� We will run old

TV shows like Bonanza, I Love Lucy, Dick Van Dyke.� Please

let us know what blast from the past you’d like to see

again.� What’s a good movie or TV show without popcorn?�

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Try your hand at playing pool.� Pick�up games are star/ng

on Thursdays at 1pm.� If we get enough players we can join

a league.��

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Foot care has expanded hours to every Monday.� Kathy has

offered to give basic manicures for $10 by appointment

every other Wednesday a�ernoon beginning Feb. 27th.�

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We are super excited to start using the Rail Trail.�And to

help us get started, we are lucky to have members of the

Trail CommiJee guide us along and share interes/ng facts

and historical info along the way.� Join us for the first of

many guided walks on Feb. 8

th

.� We will first hear about

the history of the Town Forest and a lesson on map read-

ing followed by a walk, weather permi6ng.�

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Movie Schedule:�

Thursday, February 14 � Sleepless in SeaJle �

Thursday, February 28 �Dave�

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Linda Gagnon, Program Coordinator�

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WALPOLE COUNCIL ON AGING PROFESSIONAL SERVICES�

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HESSCO Meal Site: 508�668�3330, ask for kitchen, lunch provided daily, $3.00 dona�on. 781�

784�4944 24 hours in advance for reserva�ons or cancella�ons �

Public Health Nurse with Na#ck Walpole VNA: Wellness Clinics and Educa�on two Fridays a

month at 9:30AM (�mes subject to change).�

Legal Services: Educa�onal Q&A, 2nd Wednesday of the month, 11:00AM�12:00PM �

30�Minute Legal Consulta�ons, 3rd Wednesday of the month, 2:00PM�4:00PM by appointment. �

Foot Care: Mondays by appointment only, 9:00AM� 2:00PM, Cost is $20. Appointments man-

aged by Outreach�

Nail Care: Basic Care with polish if requested, Every other Wednesday, 9:00AM�2:00PM, Cost

is $10. Appointments managed by Outreach�

SHINE (Serving Health Insurance Needs of All): Experienced trained volunteer counselors to

address Medicare ques�ons, Tuesdays, by appointment. �

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Walpole Council on Aging�

Walpole Co�opera!ve Bank South Street Center�

Floor Plan�

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Enjoy reading the news of the day FREE. Copies of the Boston Globe,

Boston Herald and New York Times are available daily in the Aurelia M.

Newell Founders Room, lounge and library.�

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We also offer coffee and tea daily, 8:00AM�3:00PM FREE of charge, as

well as a lending library curated by the Walpole Public Library filled with

a variety of reading genres. Borrow or donate your favorite �tles.�

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MONDAY� TUESDAY� WEDNESDAY� THURSDAY� FRIDAY�

**HESSCO lunch is provided

daily, $3 donation 24 hrs. in

advance for reservations or

cancellations

781-784-4944

ALL PROGRAMS ARE

1 HOUR UNLESS

OTHERWISE NOTED

1 SIGN UP DAY

9:00AM Zumba

10:00AM Wii Bowling

12:00PM HESSCO lunch

Potato Pollock Filet

12:30PM Bingo

4

8:50AM ZUMBA

10:00AM Chair Exercise

11:00AM GBFB


Cheeseburger

12:30PM Dominos

1:30PM Mah Jongg

2:00PM Line Dancing

5 AM Stop & Shop

8:30 AM Bird Park Walk

10:00AM Handcrafters


Swedish Meatballs

1:00PM Ageless Grace

1:30PM Chair Yoga

1:30PM Cribbage

6

9:30AM Sit and Be Fit



Soup and Sandwich

12:30PM Pokeno

2:00PM Senior Moments

7

8:30AM Meditation

8:30AM Bird Park Walking

9:00AM Mat Yoga Series


10:30AM Chair Yoga


Meatloaf

1:00PM Bridge/Billiards

8

9:00AM Zumba

9:30AM Wellness Clinic

10:00AM Wii Bowling


Turkey Divan

12:00PM Food Pantry

12:30PM Bingo

11

8:50AM ZUMBA


11:00 Low Vision Group


Chessy Beefaroni

12:30PM Dominos

1:30PM Mah Jongg

2:00PM Line Dancing

12 AM Stop & Shop




Portuguese Chicken


1:30PM Chair Yoga

1:30PM Cribbage

13



11:00AM Legal Q&A


Soup and Sandwich

12:30PM Pokeno


14

8:30AM Meditation




10:30AM Chair Yoga


Roasted Pork


15

9:00AM Zumba

10:00AM Wii Bowling


Seafood Newburg

12:00PM Food Pantry

12:30PM Bingo

18

CENTER CLOSED

19 AM Stop & Shop



11:00AM GBFB


LS Hot Dog


1:30PM Chair Yoga

1:30PM Cribbage

20



11:00AM TRIAD


Soup and Sandwich

12:30PM Pokeno

2:00PM Birthday Party


21

8:30AM Meditation




10:30AM Chair Yoga

10:00AM Veterans Meeting


Roasted Turkey


22

9:00AM Zumba

9:30AM Wellness Clinic

10:00AM Wii Bowling


Beef Picadillo

12:00PM Food Pantry

12:30PM Bingo

25

8:50AM ZUMBA


11:00 Chair Volley


Turkey Skillet

12:30PM Dominos

1:30PM Mah Jongg

2:00PM Line Dancing

26 AM Stop & Shop




Catch of the Day


1:30PM Chair Yoga

1:30PM Cribbage

27




Soup and Sandwich

1:00PM Creative Corner


28

8:30AM Meditation


NO YOGA

10:00AM Veterans Meeting



Beef Pot Roast


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Please sign up for ALL trips and events �

you would like to aJend. �

IN�PERSON and PHONE registra/on begin �

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1 at 8:00AM. �

You must speak to a desk volunteer. �

FEBRUARY 2019�

ADVERTISING�

Date Event or Trip February EVENTS & TRIPS Time & Location

TUESDAY

2/5

Memory Cafe Fun and welcoming event individuals with

forgetfulness and their families.

1:00—2:30PM

Friends of St. Patrick Room

TUESDAY

2/5

Additional Vaccine

Clinic

The Walpole BOH and Rite Aid will provide

pneumonia, Tdap & flu vaccines. Pre-

registration is required. Forms available.

Pre-registration Required

1:00—3:00PM

Wellness Suite

THURSDAY

2/7 & 2/21

Silver and Gold

Community Coffee

New and old members alike invited to this

social hour with coffee and treats.

10:00AM

Café/Lounge

THURSDAY

2/7 & 2//21

They Don’t Make TV

Like This Anymore

Remember the days of I Love Lucy, Gun-

smoke? Join us as we enjoy the classics.

11:00AM

Friends of St. Patrick

THURSDAY

2/7

Chickie Flynn

Luncheon

Registration required, preference to those

who didn’t attend in December. $2.50 pp.

Van leaves COA at 11:00AM

Luncheon promptly at 11:30AM

FRIDAY

2/8

Chief of Police

John Carmichael

Understanding Legalization of Marijuana

and what it means to you and your family.

9:30AM

The Murphy Room

FRIDAY

2/8

Introduction to the

Town Forest

Join the Trails Committee and explore our

new neighbor the Town Forest

11:00AM

COA and Rail Trail

FRIDAY

2/8

Wellness Clinic with

Natick Walpole VNA

Meet with a nurse for a blood pressure

check and quick health update.

9:30– 11:30AM

Wellness Suite

MONDAY

2/11

Coffee Hour with

Senator Feeney

Meet with Senator Feeney to discuss issues

important to you

11:00AM

Friends of St. Patrick

TUESDAY

2/12 & 2/26

New Member Wel-

come with Laurel

New to the COA? Join us for an overview of

services and an introduction to the Center

10:00AM


WEDNESDAY

2/13

Coffee Q&A with

Attorney DiPietro

Walpole Attorney Joanne DiPietro answers

your legal questions with coffee and treats

11:00

The Murphy Room

THURSDAY

2/14, 2/21, 2/27

Crafts with Sarah 2/14 Rustic Nail Heart ($5)

2/21 Alcohol Ink Painting ($4)

2/27 Rock Painting ($2)

11:00

Cibotti Center for Education

Registration Requested

THURSDAY

2/14

Veterans Meeting All Veterans welcome. 10:00AM


THURSDAY

2/14

Movie Matinee Sleepless in Seattle 11:00AM


WEDNESDAY

2/20

Chair Massage Treat yourself to a renewing 10-minutechair

massage. $1 per minute

By Appointment

Wellness Suite

FRIDAY

2/22

Wellness Clinic Meet with a nurse for a blood pressure

check and quick health update.

9:30– 11:30AM

Wellness Suite

MONDAY

2/25

Low Vision Group Sharing and support for those with

low vision

11:00 AM

Cibotti Center for Education

MONDAY

2/25

WALMART/Kohl’s Take the COA bus to WALMART and the

Walpole Mall for your holiday shopping

Van leaves COA at

11:00AM

TUESDAY

2/26

Normal Aging vs.

Memory Loss

Bridges by EPOCH

Lunch & Learn with Alicia Seaver VP,

Memory Care & Operations & Certified

Memory Impairment Specialist

12:00PM

Lunch and seminar ,Registration

required. The Murphy Room

THURSDAY

2/28

Movie Matinee Dave 11:00AM

Friends of St.Patrick Room

February Events & Trips�

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A NOTE FROM THE OUTREACH WORKER

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Hello, everyone,

This month, I’d like to tell you about a program new to Walpole. The pro-

gram is called Interface, it is a mental health referral service. The Senior

Center is proud to have been part of the committee made up of people

who work at Walpole Housing, the police and fire departments, the Health department, the

School committee, along with our counterparts from the same departments in Norwood, Riv-

erside Community Care and Norwood Hospital. Many of the same people on this committee

are part of the Community Intervention Team (CCIT), a meeting at which Interface was first

introduced.

Any Walpole resident who would like to find a counselor to speak to is welcome to use this

service. The phone number of Interface is 888-244-6843, they are available Monday—Friday,

9:00AM—5:00PM. Interface will ask questions regarding the issues the resident is calling

about, the insurance provider, and availability for appointments. The call may be made by

anyone, but it is best to have the person seeking help available to answer questions. Inter-

face will take all the information and provide a case number. The case number assigned is to

protect confidentiality and should be referred to in any follow up phone calls. Interface will

call the resident back with a “match” (someone who specializes in the issues needed and ac-

cepts the resident’s insurance), the resident would then call and make an appointment. Inter-

face will follow up, usually within 2 weeks, to be sure the counselor is a good match for the

resident. Brochures are available for those who would like more information.

I have a request, please. I am happy to help anyone needing assistance. However, if your

issue will take time, it is always best to make an appointment. Doing so will guarantee each

person gets the time needed and attention deserved. My office hours for appointments are

listed below. Fuel assistance, SNAP and SHINE appointments always require an appoint-

ment.

Upon arrival, please check in with the front desk and they will notify me of your arrival.

Please have a seat and I will be with you as soon as possible. These steps are requested to

respect the privacy and confidentiality of anyone who is already in my office. Thank you for

your understanding on this issue.

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Laurel St. Pierre, Outreach Worker�

Office Hours: Tues. 9:00�12:00PM, Wed. 12:30PM�2:00PM �

or by appointment�

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HELPFUL NUMBERS TO REMEMBER�

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NORFOLK COUNTY” ARE YOU OK”�

(866) 900�RUOK (7865)�

Receive a call daily to make sure you are OK!�

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POLICE (Non�emergency) 668�1212�

FIRE (Non�emergency) 668�0206 �

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COA WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY�

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If the Walpole Schools are closed

due to inclement weather, the

Council on Aging will be closed. All

trips during the winter months are

subject to weather condi�ons. Please call the

center at 508�668�3330 if you are unsure if a

trip is s�ll taking place. We will u�lize the Ro-

boCall system for updates and COA closings. �

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Silver and Gold Community Coffee�

4 Ways Music Benefits Seniors�

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Music is an important part of everyday life. We listen to songs dur-

ing our workouts, in our car, and just about everywhere in be-

tween. But did you know music offers incredible benefits? Yes, mu-

sic can be used to improve health, enhance moods, and even im-

prove memory. Learn more about the benefits of music and how it

can be beneficial to your.�

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Psychological Benefits of Music�

Seniors who listen to music have a happier outlook on life and are

shown to have better social interaction. Music has shown to enhance moods, improve interest levels and in-

crease positive emotions. Those with dementia and Alzheimer’s have been known to increase communication

with others after listening to music since a song can trigger a memory from when they were younger.�

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Health Benefits of Music�

Studies show that music promotes positive overall health. Those that listen to music often have better nights of

sleep, diminished pain and improved recovery time. Music has also shown to increase mobility, coordination,

and overall cognitive abilities. Finnish researchers found that patients who listened to music following a stroke

experienced a faster recovery of verbal skills. Listening to music can also promote physical activity including

dancing.�

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Memory Benefits�

Studies have shown when a person listens to music that corresponds with an important time, place, event or

emotion for the listener, the brain’s memory maker, also known as the medial prefrontal cortex, becomes stim-

ulated. Music therapy for Alzheimer’s and dementia patients has proven to help stimulate this type of brain ac-

tivity. Some Alzheimer's and dementia patients who have lost the ability to speak have been known to still hum

along with songs.��

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Stress Reduction�

Music can also help settle down seniors when they become stressed and agitated. It has shown to increase re-

laxation and self�esteem, while reducing tension and anxiety. Soothing music, like doo�wop or jazz, can help

with a senior who is agitated.��

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How to Integrate Music into Your Life�

It is easier than ever to bring music into your life. Not only has technology made once forgotten media available

at the tip of our fingers, live music is more abundant than ever. Here are several music activities for seniors to

try out: �

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•�Create a personalized playlist with songs you enjoy�

•�Take a friend or loved one to a live concert in your area�

•�Take up an instrument you once played�

•�Have a sing�along, they help promote a sense of community �

•�Search YouTube to watch live performances from favorite artists �

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Article excerpted from http://www.enlivant.com/blog/4�benefits�of�music�for�seniors�

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