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THRIVING IN TRANSITION
Building and Sustaining Your Resilience
October Monthly Meeting
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We have never lived this long and we are now entering a time zone of radical transition, navigating the journey of a full, well-lived life. What are the factors in thriving in transition? What does scientific research tell us about the role resilience plays in the process? In this highly interactive and practical session, Michael Pearn, Co-founder of The Resilient Aging Lab, will suggest resources for Re-Imagining Aging.
"Aging is inevitable;
Living well is a skill."
Michael will introduce resilience as something we can build, using the five Cs of
Resilience:
C
larity,
C
onfidence,
C
ontrol,
C
onncection and
C
ontentment.
When: October 15, 6:00 pm
Where: 50 California 10th Floor San Francisco (one block from the Embarcadero BART, reduced parking rates in Embarcadero Buildings)
How: To attend register by clicking below:
After a long career as an organizational psychologist working with clients around the world, Michael Pearn co-founded The Resilient Aging Lab LLC with a mission to build confidence, tools, and connections for people in transition, especially as older adults. The Resilient Aging Lab offers workshops, Online Gatherings (for deeper exploration of personal issues), and Circles to help connect people in transition around common goals and interests. For more information about the Resilient Aging Lab, click HERE.
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FREE ONCE AGAIN
Envisioning
Your New Game of Life
November Monthly Meeting
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"Play is the answer to how anything new comes about." Jean Piaget
What keeps you from living the retirement of your dreams? For women, it's often duty. We've worked so hard to be the responsible wife, mother, daughter, and colleague. We're experts on duty! Freedom to be ourselves? Not so much.
For our TTN November Monthly Meeting, join Janet Kodish, founder of My UnRetired Life, as she leads us through the F.R.E.E. Once Again Framework for creating the retirement of your dreams. You'll let your heart lead the way to envisioning a life that is playful, engaged, connected, and 100% you.
When: November 19, 6:00 pm
Where: 50 California 10th Floor San Francisco (one block from the Embarcadero BART, reduced parking rates in Embarcadero Buildings)
After retiring from U.C. Berkeley in 2012, Janet discovered her purpose as a certified Life and Retirement Coach. But first, she had to set herself free from a lifetime of duty to work and family responsibilities. Through small retreats and private coaching, Janet delights in helping women envision the life they've been waiting for, release old guilt that gets in the way, and play their new game of life.
For more information about Janet and her work, visit her webpage HERE.
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MEMBER ANNOUNCEMENTS
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From TTN Member, Bunnie Quint:
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EAST BAY CARING COLLABORATIVE
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All TTN members in the East Bay may join the Caring Collaborative, a group of women who volunteer to support each other in times of illness, injury, or other personal needs. Our goal is to create a supportive safety net to preserve and promote healthy independence.
Sample services include rides to and attendance at medical appointments, providing meals, and assistance with household chores such as grocery shopping. For more information or to join, contact
Janet Mandelstam, Collaborative lead at
jmand99@earthlink.net
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STEERING COMMITTEE MEMBERS
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Barbara Aspelin
Financial Coordinator
Aleen Colitz
Events
Dianne McCutcheon
National Liaison Coordinator
Bunnie Quint
Event Planning
Gail Benton Shoemaker
Program Planning Coordinator
Joan Varrone
Event Planning
Janice Wallace
Special Interest Groups
and Membership Coordinator
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ADJUNCT COMMITTEE CHAIRS
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Arlene Reiff
TTN-HOME East Bay
Exploring Housing Options
Mona Kreaden
TTN-HOME SF
Exploring Housing Options
Janet Mandelstam
East Bay Caring Collaborative
Nancy Ware
Newsletter Editor
Janet Mandelstam
Arlene Reiff
Co-Founders of SF Bay Area Chapter
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A LO
OK AHEAD TO OUR
MONDAY MONTHLY MEETINGS
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Mark your calendars for these wonderful and engaging Monthly Meetings in the coming months.
October 15 Michael Pearn
Thriving in Transition
November 19 Janet Kodish
Free Once Again
December 17 TTN Members
Holiday Party
January 21 Jim Emerman
& Ann Colby
Purpose in the Third Age
February 18 Sara Geber Solo Aging
March 18 Panel TTN Entrepreneurs
April 15 Financial Planner Financial Planning for Women
May 20 TBA
June 17 Anna Gatmon Spiritual Life in a Material World
All meetings are held at 6:00
at 50 California Street- 10th floor.
Easy access from BART and SF MUNI
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SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS
SIGs
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Groups With Openings
- East Bay Non-Fiction Books
- East Bay Artists Group
- SF Movie Goers
- Travel Partners
- Exploring Life Over 70 - if interested in joining this group please contact Shelley Friedman at shelleydit@gmail.com
Groups in Formation
- Hiking Group is forming to take weekend hikes/walks in the East Bay regional parks. Each month, we'll go to one of ten parks, all with maintained trails, only moderate inclines, rest stops, and places to have a picnic lunch we've brought. We can choose hikes (usually loops) from 2 to 6 miles in length, and we'll always adjust our pace to accommodate everyone. Full directions will be sent out before each hike. I'm ready to go -- are you? Contact Toby Stewart (tobyetc@yahoo.com ) or 510-717-8137 if interested!
- Game Night (or weekend afternoon): Anyone interested in starting a game group? Please contact Hope Levy at hopelevy0@gmail.com
- Craft Ladies: Are you interested in starting a monthly craft group to do a different craft activity once per month? If so please contact Hope Levy at hopelevy0@gmail.com
Groups That are Currently Filled
- East Bay Dining Out
- SF Non-Fiction Books
- Exploring Life Over 70
- SF TED Talks
What's your passion?
Any member can start a special interest group. If you have an interest that is not represented by a new or existing group, contact Janice Wallace at
For more information about other new groups as well as information about existing groups, see the Special Interest Page on our
website.
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THE READERS' CORNER
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Many of you have shared interesting articles and videos that have been appreciated by our readership. We'd like to encourage this sharing; to this end, we have created a monthly column called Readers' Corner. Submit your articles to Nancy Ware at nanwebware@sbcglobal.net
San Francisco Senior Beat
 There's something for everyone in this list of Helpful Links sent in by Jan Robbins, contributor to San Francisco Senior Beat. Whether you're looking to getting a job, or getting around town, or getting some help or learning new skills or finding a place to volunteer, you will find it HERE.
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Shining a Spotlight on Silver Hair
According to Massey, some women insist that most clients who decide to stop dyeing their hair will be back, gray heads in hands. Massey disagrees. "It's all in your perspective," she said. "It's about body image and 'owning it.'" To read the full review click
HERE.
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