Brain Booster Club

The Charlotte Mecklenburg Library is proud to partner with the Alzheimer’s Association and the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Council on Aging to bring you a program series designed to offer research-based recommendations about taking care of our brains and our bodies in order to age as well as possible. Join us for this exciting kickoff session and start living better today!

Participants leave with a booklet for their plan of action!

The Brain Booster Club is a four-part series happening on the 2nd Tuesday of the month from April to July.

TO REGISTER CLICK HERE

The programs of the series are:
April 8th - Healthy Living for Your Brain and Body - Join us for this exciting kickoff session and start living better today!

May 13th - Healthy Nutrition - Research shows that healthy fuel for your body benefits brain function! Please join us and guest speaker Kelly Vass, MS. RD. LDN., Nutritionist of Nourish Up and Program Director of Meals on Wheels, for a fun session that addresses specific concerns related to cholesterol, obesity and hypertension.
Participants leave with brochures for their next steps.

June 10th - Cognitive Engagement - Please join us as guest speaker, Dr Cynthia Hancock, Ph.D., Director of Gerontology Programs at University of NC Charlotte, introduces us to some great programs and opportunities at UNCC. The ‘Senior Citizen Course Audit’ and the ‘Gerontology Conversational Service Learning’. Keep your brain alive by continuing to challenge yourself!

July 8th - Imagination & Inspiration - Please join us for the final session of this series as we will celebrate and inspire you to try something new with the ‘Imagination & Inspiration’ session. This is an opportunity to express yourself, reminisce and connect with others. In this program we honor the late Dr.Lawrence C Katz. Ph.D. Professor of Neurobiology at Duke University who inspired this program with his NEUROBICS.
Be sure to sign up for the whole series to get the most out of this exciting program!

This program series is brought to by a partnership between Charlotte Mecklenburg Public, the Alzheimer’s Association, and the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Council on Aging.