Learn practical strategies for managing hearing loss and improving daily communication. Topics include the hidden impacts of hearing loss, preparing for audiology appointments, assistive technology, and more. The class combines instruction and discussion, drawing from the instructor’s personal experience progressing from mild to profound hearing loss. Closed captioning provided. $5 copy fee included in cost.

Learn the differences between drugs and supplements, where they overlap, and how to better understand health-related advertising. Questions and discussion are encouraged, and participants may suggest topics throughout the course. No medical background is required. This class is for informational purposes only and participants will sign a related acknowledgment form.

This informative class will dive into everything medicare and medicaid. We will discuss what they are, qualifications, types, pros and cons, and if you need to appeal anything.

Students will develop stronger speaking and singing skills gained through improved breathing, articulation, and phonation techniques. During the semester, they will work on one or two songs of their choice, which they will perform in a public recital during the last class.

Grief is a natural response to many forms of loss, not just death. This course explores grief across the lifespan, including anticipatory, ambiguous, disenfranchised, and cumulative grief. Participants will examine how life changes such as retirement, illness, relationship shifts, identity changes, and unmet expectations can trigger grief. Through discussion and reflection, students will gain insight into grief and learn compassionate ways to understand and respond to it. This one day class is Monday, September 14.

Having trouble managing difficult emotions? The Power of Presence is a six-week psychoeducational course designed to help reduce anxiety and depression while increasing overall well-being. Using evidence-based cognitive, behavioral, and mind-body strategies, participants will learn and practice new tools each week. This is not a therapeutic intervention. Weekly attendance is expected.

Discover how your brain works and why caring for it matters. Learn practical strategies from NEAR-P science to improve personal well-being, strengthen relationships, and support community resilience. The course also explores Trauma-Informed Care and the Self-Healing Communities of Michiana movement. All materials are provided.

Take an exciting five-week journey through the history, operations, and conservation work of the Potawatomi Zoo. Explore animals from around the world, learn about the people who keep the zoo running, and enjoy a special visit from animal ambassadors. You’ll leave with a deeper appreciation for one of our community’s treasured attractions.