Programs

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Fitness Programs

The Fitness Programs at the Groton Senior Center promote and maintain the physical abilities of participants and also group classes offer a chance to socialize with other class members and provide mental stimulation through music and physical motion.  Class sizes range from small Qi Gong classes to large Cardio Sculpt classes.

Music Programs

The music programs at the center provide an opportunity for seniors to develop their skills in music whether it is learning to read music, sing in harmony or learning to play piano.  The choruses also take a leadership role in the community by going out to entertain at adult day centers, nursing facilities and schools.

Education/Enrichment

Programs in this category provide seniors with time to learn new skills in the areas of the arts, technology, health and more.  Through education the seniors develop and help maintain their mental abilities as well as support their self-esteem and creative needs.  Class sizes are small to medium.

Cards/Games

A variety of choices for group play and individual play.  Promotes mental stimulation and provides for socialization.  Research has shown that Bingo and other games are good for the brain.  They stimulate memory, attention skills and have great social interaction which works on many parts of the brain.  Our games programs include a variety of levels from basic to more challenging options.

Social Scene

These are events often attached to meals that are offered to provide socialization and entertainment for seniors.  Most events have a meal or food attached to them. These include the afternoon teas, monthly birthday/anniversary parties, special breakfasts, club gatherings, dinner and movie nights, annual Gnog Show (formerly Gong Show), annual Great American Picnic, Luau, Thanksgiving Dinner, Holiday dinner and Rotary dinners.  A regional dinner dance is held annually also to allow for socializing with friends from the other towns in the county.

Community Service Programs

These programs offer the seniors an opportunity to take a leadership role in community involvement either through sponsoring a community event or by participating in the community event.

Health Services

These services are provided to help seniors age at home and stay as well as possible.  Everyone is encouraged to take advantage of the programs.

Nutrition Services 

In addition to health services, the nutrition programs offer the opportunity for improved nutrition for participants and also in some cases a way to socialize with other seniors in small to large groups.

Human Service programs

These programs also support seniors aging in place.  They promote individual self-efficacy in making better choices and decisions about their individual needs.

Transportation Services

These programs support aging in place and allow seniors to stay active in their community and at the center.

    Tuesday, March 12th- Virtual Learning with Senior Learning Network- Wake Up to Your Dreams

    Time: 1:00pm

    In this workshop, you will learn how to decipher a dream and discover the compassionate, life-affirming process of working with the “if this were my dream” projective style.

    Please register for all topics. RSVP 860-441-6785.
    This way we can call you if something changes.

    ​You must register this way if something was to change with the scheduling of the program you would be able to be notified. Walk ins are welcome but remember you won’t be notified of any changes.

    Contra Dance- Every Fourth Saturday

    Every fourth Saturday here at the Center, the Mystic Contra Dancers meet for a fun filled evening. Contra dancing, traditional American Folk Dancing. For more information, call Katrina at 860-961-9321.  www.mysticdancewebs.com

    Tuesdays, March 5, 12, 19, 26, & April 2, and 9th- Live Well for Diabetes

    Time:  5:30 – 8pm

    Learn the skills to self-manage your diabetes and develop a plan to stay healthy.  Living a Healthy Life with Chronic Conditions books will be available on loan at no cost or participants can purchase a book for $25.
    Taught by Ledge Light Health District.  Cost: free