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The Beach Cities Health District (BCHD) hosts a variety of events, including social hours, training sessions, and support groups. The BCHD also encourages volunteers to help with outreach efforts.
This workshop helps caregiving families recognize their own conflict patterns — from freezing up to shutting down — and build real skills to work through hard conversations instead of
avoiding them.
Caring for a loved one with a dementia diagnosis can be overwhelming and stressful. Our support groups offer a safe space to address the challenges that come with caring for someone, find support amongst peers who share similar experiences and openly express your feelings around being a caregiver.
Conversation topics range from discussing favorite pastimes to sharing favorite books and movies. This is a time to converse, share and learn about others.
Caring for a loved one with a dementia diagnosis can be overwhelming and stressful. Our support groups offer a safe space to address the challenges that come with caring for someone, find support amongst peers who share similar experiences and openly express your feelings around being a caregiver.
Conversation topics range from discussing favorite pastimes to sharing favorite books and movies. This is a time to converse, share and learn about others.
Support your mental health with a mindfulness practice. Take 30 minutes to downshift and practice mindfulness techniques. The guided mindfulness meditation session will be led by a trained Beach Cities Health District instructor.
The Families Connected Parent Chat is a free monthly support group open to all South Bay parents and caregivers.
You are welcome to drop-in for this casual discussion group with light-hearted activities to spark conversation.
Caring for a loved one with a dementia diagnosis can be overwhelming and stressful. Our support groups offer a safe space to address the challenges that come with caring for […]
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