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Minds in Motion® is a 2-hour program that combines 1 hour of physical activity with 1 hour of mental and social stimulation. Please contact our Intake Coordinator Casey Robichaud with any questions.

If you are already a client, please contact your Client Support Coordinator for support group availability in your area.

Minds in Motion® is a 2-hour program that combines 1 hour of physical activity with 1 hour of mental and social stimulation.

Support groups offer caregivers a chance to share their experiences with people who understand their situation. It can be a great way to reduce stress and learn new strategies for effective care giving.

Minds in Motion® is a 2-hour program that combines 1 hour of physical activity with 1 hour of mental and social stimulation.

Support groups offer caregivers a chance to share their experiences with people who understand their situation. It can be a great way to reduce stress and learn new strategies for effective care giving.

Support groups offer caregivers a chance to share their experiences with people who understand their situation. It can be a great way to reduce stress and learn new strategies for effective care giving.

Support groups offer caregivers a chance to share their experiences with people who understand their situation. It can be a great way to reduce stress and learn new strategies for effective care giving.

Minds in Motion® is a 2-hour program that combines 1 hour of physical activity with 1 hour of mental and social stimulation.

Support groups offer caregivers a chance to share their experiences with people who understand their situation. It can be a great way to reduce stress and learn new strategies for effective care giving.

Support groups offer caregivers a chance to share their experiences with people who understand their situation. It can be a great way to reduce stress and learn new strategies for effective care giving.

Minds in Motion® is a 2-hour program that combines 1 hour of physical activity with 1 hour of mental and social stimulation.

Support groups offer caregivers a chance to share their experiences with people who understand their situation. It can be a great way to reduce stress and learn new strategies for effective caring.

Support groups offer caregivers a chance to share their experiences with people who understand their situation. It can be a great way to reduce stress and learn new strategies for effective caring.

Support groups offer caregivers a chance to share their experiences with people who understand their situation. It can be a great way to reduce stress and learn new strategies for effective caring.

Support groups offer caregivers a chance to share their experiences with people who understand their situation. It can be a great way to reduce stress and learn new strategies for effective caring.

Support groups offer caregivers a chance to share their experiences with people who understand their situation. It can be a great way to reduce stress and learn new strategies for effective caring.