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Greensboro, NC 27403
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Register for TimeSlips Training October 21

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TimeSlips - a group storytelling process led by one or more trained facilitators. The program marks a fundamental shift away from focusing on memory and reminiscence, toward encouraging people with memory loss to exercise their imaginations and creativity. Developed by Anne Basting (PhD) in 1998, the TimeSlips Project has generated hundreds of stories that are used to produce plays and art exhibits, and to rekindle the hope for human connection among people living with Alzheimer's and related dementia.

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PaintAbilities - watermixable oil painting classes for individuals in private as well as group settings.

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Memories in the Making - creative storytelling through watercolor painting for people with dementia.

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Culture Keepers - cultural histories and traditions passed on by foreign-born elders primarily with internationally adopted children.

For scheduling and pricing please contact Executive Director Lia Miller at lia@cca-nc.org or call 336-253-0856.

Interested in helping us spread the word about creative aging in North Carolina? Complete this form and return it to CCA-NC.

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