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This interactive course offers a hands-on understanding of dementia through Dementia Live®, providing participants with insights into how those with dementia may perceive and react to real-life situations. By experiencing sensory and cognitive challenges firsthand, participants will learn how to recognize behaviors that may escalate a crisis and discover effective ways to respond. The second session explores deeper caregiving strategies, reducing risks, and fostering supportive relationships for those with dementia. Active participation is encouraged, offering an immersive experience to better understand and assist individuals living with dementia.
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We will discuss the benefits of meditation, the different types of meditation, have a short demonstration, leave with a guided meditation you can use daily, and end with a Q&A. Our lives are full of busy schedules and a constant stream of information to process, leaving most of us feeling highly stressed by the end of the day. Many people are turning to Meditation to boost our emotional and physical well-being. People who practice meditation as part of their regular routine have reported higher levels of happiness, patience, and compassion. They also show lower levels of stress and frustration, which leads to other benefits like lower blood pressure and increased energy levels.
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Unless we have owned and loved a precious companion animal, it is hard to understand the commitment and love surrounding our precious friends. Certified by the University of Vermont School of Veterinarian Science, Dr. Armstrong introduces the care of aging pets and an examination of the aging pet's health care options. Topics include quality of life tools, palliative and hospice care for animals, memorializing pets, and working through the grief of losing a much-loved companion.
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It took me years and years as an editor to discover a great truth: most events in life can be simplified and explained through a powerful short story.
But what makes a story powerful, and memorable? Is it vivid description of characters, problems, concepts, or solutions that helps us remember and repeat these stories?
We will cover these issues and discuss classic parables, allegories, and fables, and why we remember them.
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Living through grief can be a painful and lonely experience. The class is designed for people who are experiencing grief as well as people supporting others who are facing grief and loss. We examine fundamental indicators of anticipatory grief, mourning and bereavement and consider strategies to serve and support people through this healing time.
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This course is full. If you would like to be added to the waitlist, click the Add to Waitlist button.
This is the SECOND level for students who have already taken the first Professional Organizer's Guide class. You'll learn how to tackle your own specific clutter crises {including photos and paperwork}, file fold t-shirts like an Olympic sport, and wrap lamp cords so they look like a piece of art. You'll find out all the best places to take your donations and consignments. And you'll even have a class on Elizabeth's favorite products {for any budget).
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An exploration of urbanism and its effects on our quality of life. Topics to include traditional neighborhood form and postwar suburban sprawl, their differences and effects. Issues addressed will include walkability, transit, social connection, public health, aging in place, and more. No prior knowledge of the subject is required. This course will be of interest to anyone concerned with the ways we shape our human habitat, and the ways it shapes us!
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- REGISTRATION FOR THIS CLASS IS CLOSED. This class is already in session.
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Instructor: Anne Wright
Capacity Remaining: 12
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Dates: 10/13/2026 - 11/10/2026
Times: 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
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Sessions: 4
Days: Tu
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Building: TCU Burnett School of Medicine (opens in new tab)
Room: Arnold Hall Medical Ed Building Learning Studio A
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If you’ve completed the introductory course and are eager to deepen your practice, this class is here for you. This course explores more practices, including a Seated Movement Practice, Loving-Kindness meditation, and a meaningful silent retreat. We’ll also read "Real Happiness" by Sharon Salzberg together as a group (book provided).
Join us for this next step in your mindfulness journey, building on what you’ve learned to strengthen your resilience and deepen your mindfulness skills.
*Prerequisite course: Mindfulness & Meditation: An Introduction
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Instructor: Julianna Greer
Capacity Remaining: -30
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Dates: 11/9/2026 - 11/16/2026
Times: 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
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Sessions: 2
Days: M
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Building: Annie Richardson Bass (opens in new tab)
Room: 3240
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Association. Pictorialization. Acronyms. Rhyming. This two-session workshop will be devoted to understanding and practicing these and other techniques for improving learning and recall. Besides remembering names, we will review mnemonics for other memory challenges such as your medications regimen and “the list you left at home.”
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Instructor: Thomas Morton
Capacity Remaining: 19
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Dates: 11/9/2026 - 12/7/2026
Times: 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
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Sessions: 4
Days: M
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Building: Online Class
Room: Zoom
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Who are you? Where did you come from? I can help you trace your family history back through the centuries--back to Kings, Queens, and Emperors. I will show you how to quickly use all the online resources and how to organize your data. I will show you how to prepare and assemble a 350-page hard-covered book for your family and friends. No genealogy experience necessary.
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Texas Christian University