Calendar & Classes
Missoula Aging Services offers educational classes and workshops throughout the year.
See below for upcoming events and how to register. To enroll in a class or register for an event call MAS at (406) 728-7682.
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10:00 am
Memory Loss Conversations
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Virtual Caregiver Support Group
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10:00 am
Memory Loss Conversations
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Virtual Caregiver Support Group
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Memory Loss Conversations
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Educational Classes
Missoula Aging Services offers regular class series on a variety of important topics. See below for more details.
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This workshop is available monthly and is for those approaching 65 or newly eligible for Medicare due to a disability. We invite you to learn how you can make the most of your Medicare options! Be informed about important enrollment dates, limited guaranteed issue rights, how to save money on your prescription drugs and protect yourself from late enrollment penalties.
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Powerful Tools for Caregivers is an evidence-based curriculum designed to help family and community caregivers. This six session class series is available virtually and will help participants learn to take better care of themselves and manage their stress while caring for a relative or friend.
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Many great classes and opportunities are available for health education and promotion in Missoula. Please call (406) 728-7682 for more information.
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A Matter of Balance
A Matter of Balance Falls Prevention Classes are offered throughout Missoula County on a rotating basis.
Many older adults experience a fear of falling. People who develop this fear often limit their activities, which can result in physical weakness, making the risk of falling even greater. A Matter of Balance is a program designed to reduce the fear of falling and increase activity levels among older adults.
The program is designed to benefit older adults who:
-Are concerned about falls.
-Have sustained falls in the past.
-Restrict activities because of concerns about falling.
-Are interested in improving flexibility, balance and strength.
-Are age 60 or older, community-dwelling and able to problem solve.A Matter of Balance enables participants to achieve significant goals.
They gain confidence by learning to:
-View falls as controllable.
-Set goals for increasing activity.
-Make changes to reduce fall risk at home.
-Exercise to increase strength and balance.
