This class includes CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) for adult, child, and infant, as well as AED (automated external defibrillator) and first aid. Students will gain the knowledge and skills necessary to recognize and care forindividuals in emergency situations including cardiac arrest. Emphasis will be on providing basic care until advancedmedical care personnel arrive and take charge. American Heart Association CPR certification will be awarded uponsuccessful completion of class requirements. Class may run until 9:00pm. Gardiner Area High School.

This class includes CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) for adult, child, and infant, as well as AED (automated external defibrillator) and first aid. Students will gain the knowledge and skills necessary to recognize and care forindividuals in emergency situations including cardiac arrest. Emphasis will be on providing basic care until advancedmedical care personnel arrive and take charge. American Heart Association CPR certification will be awarded uponsuccessful completion of class requirements. Class may run until 9:00pm. Gardiner Area High School.

Remember that great party you went to last summer? Remember when you got up and tried to channel Saturday Night Fever and everyone just stared? Don't let that happen again! If you learn how to Swing, you'll be the life of the party, impress the boss and probably get a raise. Who doesn't want that? Swing can be danced to a wide variety of music, making it one of the most "useable" dances. No experience necessary, just a desire to have fun! Both couples and singles are welcome.

This program is for anyone interested in learning more about the early detection of Alzheimer’s disease. The purpose of this workshop is to provide the general public with a greater understanding of the difference between age-related memory loss and dementia and what to do if they have signs of Alzheimer’s disease. At the workshop, you will learn: how to tell the difference between Alzheimer’s and typical aging; steps to take if you recognize a warning sign in yourself or someone you know; the process for receiving an Alzheimer’s diagnosis and why early detection is crucial.

Have you ever stopped to think what people did long before refrigeration? What would life be like without it? One way was with the help of root cellars. The great news is that they are still around today. Join Jason Lilley from the University of Maine Cooperative Extension, for an introductory workshop on designing, constructing and maintaining root cellars for winter food storage.

Living Well with Chronic Pain is ideal for people who are experiencing a wide range of chronic, non-cancer related pain conditions. Participants in this class learn practical tools to help develop self-management skills, as well as ways to communicate about the pain they experience, with an emphasis placed on creating action plans and setting realistic, attainable goals.

Living Well with Diabetes was designed for people with diabetes and their natural supports to participate in and learn a variety of day-to-day self-management skills to actively manage their diabetes and increase their activity level. Topics such as testing your blood sugar, diabetes medications, stress management, activity level, treating low blood sugar, caring for your feet, and healthy eating.

Personal Safety is designed for any individual who wants the tools to be confident in their everyday life. This class will teach the skills necessary to stay safe in a variety of situations; from outward appearance and confidence level, to utilizing the body as a weapon. Everyday items that can be used as a form of self-protection will be addressed as well. This personal safety course will give you the tools necessary to recognize possible dangerous encounters and teach you how to handle them. Focus will be placed on prevention strategies as well as mental and physical preparation. This 3-hour course will employ a variety of techniques that are easy and practical to use. Ages 14+ welcome to attend. No experience necessary.