Every other month on the third Wednesday (this time the first Wednesday!), join friends old and new to discuss a work of non-fiction, memoir, or maybe even fiction on a topic that is related to aging, caregiving, death, and dying.

This month, we will reading the stories of those who have had near death experiences as collected and studied by physician Bruce Greyson. Considered one of the world’s experts in near death experience, Greyson reveals his journey toward rethinking the nature of death, life, and the continuity of consciousness.  RSVP to find out more about our in-person gathering.

Discussion Leader: Leslie Rowley

Every other month on the third Wednesday (this time the fourth Wednesday!), join friends old and new to discuss a work of non-fiction, memoir, or maybe even fiction on a topic that is related to aging, caregiving, death, and dying.

This month, we will leaning into the “Living Well” part of the discussion group’s name and discussing Designing Your Life: How to Build a Well-Lived, Joyful Life, by Bill Burnett and Dave Evans. What began as a course at Stanford’s famed “D School,” the book helps readers applying the design thinking techniques useful for prompting innovation in the business context to the personal project of  creating lives that are both meaningful and fulfilling, at any age or life stage. Exercises accompany the text.  RSVP to find out more about our in-person gathering.

Discussion Leader: Leslie Rowley