Enjoy a relaxing, seated chair massage by licensed massage therapist Sue Rodgers by appointment-only. Fees determined by Sue. To schedule an appointment call Sue directly (734) 320-1564.
Enjoy a relaxing, seated chair massage by licensed massage therapist Sue Rodgers by appointment-only. Fees determined by Sue. To schedule an appointment call Sue directly (734) 320-1564.
Presented by Emily Nagaonkar, LCSW. Join us to understand these behaviors' definitions, indicators, and risks. Learn harm-reduction strategies, resources, and tools to help yourself and your loved ones.
Facilitated by Katie Garvey, based on the curriculum developed by Teepa Snow. This introductory, interactive training workshop helps to raise awareness & build knowledge about dementia brain changes. Physiological changes affect a person’s ability to navigate & make sense of the world around them. Katie will introduce practical skills to respond in more helpful & empathetic ways. It enables one to meet people where they are on the journey. Those who care for a loved one, have a family member or friend who is living with dementia, or someone who works with people experiencing brain changes will find this experience very helpful. Free to attend. Prerequisite for Workshop 2 which will be offered in March. To register call or email CSC with your name & phone number.
A family-friendly event, drop-in and visit more than 100 local businesses, non-profits, crafters, artisans and the Best Ever Bake Sale.
Drop-in and join Chelsea Senior Center & Equality Chelsea as we screen “Rustin”, a powerful film about civil rights activist Bayard Rustin. A close advisor to Martin Luther King, Jr., Rustin was a driving force behind the 1963 March on Washington. A steadfast believer in nonviolent resistance, he dared to imagine a world where everyone was free to be who they are. Though a key leader in the civil rights movement, Rustin, an openly gay, black man chose to put the Movement ahead of himself and history nearly erased him. The film showcases this extraordinary man who never backed down, never apologized for who he was and who dedicated his life to the quest for racial equality, human rights, and worldwide democracy. Starring Emmy-winning actor Colman Domingo. Discussion following movie facilitated by EMU Professor Kate Mehuron, Dept. of History & Philosophy. This free event is open to all, popcorn & drinks provided.
Do you have a soup recipe that is championship-worthy? Then enter it into the CSC SOUPer Bowl Competition! Categories include CLEAR/BROTH SOUP or THICK CREAM/CHOWDER SOUP. Make your soup and bring it into the CSC cafeteria in a croc pot or roaster to keep it warm. CSC will label it with an Entry Number & Name. Lunch attendees will then walk up, take a sample to taste, and vote on their favorite in each category. Winners will be awarded at the end of the lunch. To register as a SOUPer Bowl competitor, you must call or email CSC with your name, phone number, and soup category.
Chase away the December blues and enjoy Spirit Week at CSC! Today get decked out in your favorite holiday shirt, sweater or outfit. Share some December Spirit and have fun!
Need help finding a holiday gift? Drop in and see the group’s handcrafted products for sale in Room 112. They will have hats, scarves, mittens, lap robes, towels, dishcloths, scrubbies, and so much more! All proceeds to benefit the Chelsea Senior Center.
Chase away the December blues and enjoy Spirit Week at CSC! Today wear your best holiday bling, sparkle, and jingle. Share some December Spirit and have fun!
Funding for all CSC programs comes significantly from local support, including sponsorships and private giving, as well as from grants. Every dollar impacts seniors in our community every day.