Event Type: LGBTQ+ LifeSupport and Discussion Groups
Location: Online
Join our inclusive space to share openly, get and give support, and gather information you need. Explore how best to nurture your needs while being there for your transgender grandchild. All grandparents, including grand aunts and uncles, are welcome, regardless of their grandchild’s journey duration. This is a limited series with limited space. Facilitated by […]
This program is specifically designed for children of Holocaust survivors (2Gs). This workshop will allow us to tell the visual story of our families through heirlooms, letters, photographs, and/or memories. We will weave together a narrative from the past through a series of guided short exercises focusing on a treasured object, photograph or memory as […]
Celebrated naturalist John Muir dedicated his life to conserving nature’s splendor. Ansel Adams is America’s best known landscape photographer. Learn how their lives and art intersected to protect Yosemite National Park. Led by Eric J. Simon, Professor at New England College.
Learn practices to reduce stress and increase a sense of wellbeing! In this workshop participants will explore the causes and effects of stress. Each session will introduce various stress reduction techniques, including gentle movements that can be performed while fully seated. Given the uniquely stressful times we live in, learning how to minimize and manage […]
This program is at capacity and closed to new registrants.
Get ready to put your knowledge to the test with our exciting intergenerational trivia workshop! Teens and adults will play trivia and build strong connections across generations, while having a blast in the process! Tuesdays, July 29th, August 5th, and August 12th from 4:30pm-5:30pm EST All participants must attend all workshop sessions. If this is your […]
This program is at capacity and closed to new registrants.
This fusion class combines gentle movement, energy work, and self-care techniques, with seated and standing exercises (chair modifications offered). Class ends with a yoga nidra deep relaxation and meditation to refresh the body and spirit. Led by Melissa Elstein, Certified Yoga and Fitness Instructor.
Draw inspiration from a poem, quote or image related to the summer. We will discuss, crate and share our work. Bring your own drawing supplies. Led by creative arts therapist, Carla Rose. This series begins on Wednesday, July 30 and continues weekly through August 13.
Join in for theater exploration! In this workshop, teens and older adults will use improvisation, storytelling, theatre games, and creative writing to form intergenerational connections. Together you will create original work on themes that are important to you, drawing from your own lives and identities. Thursdays, July 30th, August 6th, August 13th from 11:30am-12:30pm EST […]
This program is at capacity and closed to new registrants.
Whether you’re new to meditation or are already a practitioner, this class is an ideal way to build calm and nurture yourself during this unprecedented time. Led by Amy Gross, Meditation Instructor.
What Matters is focused on advance care planning to enable, empower, and encourage us to think about, plan for, and take steps to ensure that our health care wishes will be known, respected, and honored. Join DOROT for this group presentation to learn more about advance care planning, choosing an agent to speak for you […]
Cost should never be a barrier to accessing caring relationships and community connection. DOROT offers our programs and services to everyone free of charge.
