Education PACKAGE
SourcePoint • 800 Cheshire Road Delaware, OH 43015 Organized by SourcePointAbout this event
Description
We're sorry, but this program is over. The last meeting was Friday, September 27, 2024.
Register for as many of the following activities that you wish to attend for one low fee—up to 13 presentations available this quarter for $15! If you wish to register for more at a later date, customer service can assist you in-person or by phone, 740-363-6677.
Please register for presentations you intend to attend. All Instructors are informed of attendance numbers prior to class. If you cannot attend, please let us know as soon as possible at (740) 363-6677.
Click the Enroll Now button to register for any or all of the activities listed below. For assistance with registration, call 740-363-6677. Scholarships are available at MySourcePoint.org/scholarship.
MOMENTS OF GRACE: EXPLORING NEAR-DEATH EXPERIENCES
Friday, July 12, 1–2:30 p.m.
The near-death experience (NDE) is a fascinating subject of global interest and source of many debates, controversies, and headlines. NDEs are profound psychological events, with transcendental and mystical elements, that may occur during times of intense stress with significant aftereffects. Join us for a fascinating discussion on a phenomenon that can enrich our lives and encourage conversations on a taboo topic. This class may be taken alone or as part of this series. Presenter Linda Manley, CNP, brings more than 35 years of experience from the medical field to this presentation. She serviced in the Army Nurse Corp, 25 years as a flight nurse in Central Ohio, and 18 years as an emergency nurse practitioner. What she has learned about this subject fundamentally altered her viewpoint on death.
HOW VISION CHANGES WITH AGE NEW
Tuesday, July 16, 1—2 p.m.
Dr. Thomas Litzinger, Medical Doctor and surgeon at ReVision LASIK and Cataract Surgery, will be presenting on the importance of protecting your eyesight as you grow older. Dr. Litzinger is a corneal, cataract and refractive specialist. He will review common ocular diagnoses such as cataracts, corneal dystrophies, glaucoma, and diabetes, in addition to surgical solutions. Dr. Litzinger is a strong advocate for preventative care and will also share helpful ways to safeguard vision as you age.
A TRIP TO THE CANADIAN ROCKIES
Tuesday, July 23, 1?3 p.m.
Join local historian, Van Young, as he shares a beautiful landscape of the Canadian Rockies. In photos, enjoy Elk Island National Park, Jasper National Park, Lake Louise, the Athabasca Glacier and Banff National Park. Enjoy seeing the face of a glacier and the dazzling blue glacial-fed waters to experience this remarkable landscape.
DELAWARE POLICE DEPARTMENT: SELF DEFENSE RETURNING
Thursday, Aug. 8, 1—2:30 p.m.
Officers Kolp and Hartman from the Delaware Police Department will share a presentation on self defense. Join officers as they share valuable information to help you stay safe and be more confident in the event you have to defend yourself.
Don’t miss these helpful tips from trained officers. Dress comfortably as you will be trying some physical techniques.
DOC TALK: COMMON SHOULDER INJURIES AND TREATMENT METHODS NEW
Thursday, Aug. 15, 1--2 p.m.
We welcome back great speaker and educator, Dr. Jared Guth from Orthopedic One. He will discuss common shoulder injuries and treatment methods.
MOMENTS OF GRACE: AFTER-DEATH COMMUNICATIONS
Friday, Aug. 16, 1—2:30 p.m.
Have you ever sensed the presence of a loved one who died? If so, you are not alone. These experiences, which may be exhilarating and confusing, are known as after-death communications (ADCs). ADCs are spontaneous, take many different forms, and have been documented throughout time. Please join us for an intriguing discussion on a phenomenon that provides hope and comfort to the bereaved and suggests that love does, indeed, transcend all boundaries. This class can be taken alone or as part of this series. Presenter Linda Manley, CNP, brings more than 35 years of experience from the medical field to this presentation. She serviced in the Army Nurse Corp, 25 years as a flight nurse in Central Ohio, and 18 years as an emergency nurse practitioner. What she has learned about this subject fundamentally altered her viewpoint on death.
DANIEL BOONE: OUR FIRST PIONEER
Tuesday, Aug. 20, 1—3 p.m.
Join local historian, Van Young, as he discusses Daniel Boone. He was a true American pioneer, often called the Great Pathfinder. He blazed trails during the 1700s and led people to travel and settle in what would become Kentucky, and other parts of our wilderness lands. He was an explorer, soldier, statesman, Indian fighter and father of 10. The talk shares his life and accomplishments while telling about the hard times and challenges colonists were faced with the 1700s.
THE POWER OF NATIVE POLLINATOR PLOTS NEW
Wednesday, Aug. 28, 11 a.m.—12:15 p.m.
Naturalist, Lindsey Krusling from Alum Creek State Park will speak at SourcePoint. She will share info about native pollinator plots, the benefits of them, and how to set one up in your own backyard! Some native seeds will also be given to attendees.
OHIOHEALTH SERIES: BRAIN HEALTH NEW
Wednesday, Aug. 28, 1—2 p.m.
Lauren Nidiffer, Board Certified Clinical Specialist in Neurologic Physical Therapy OhioHealth Neurological Rehabilitation and Courtney Francis, M.S., CCC-SLP, OhioHealth Neurological Rehabilitation Westerville Medical Campus will share information on what we can do to remain as independent as long as possible. Their presentation will include nutrition, psychology, and overall health to keep the brain healthy and information on stroke prevention.
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT: OVERVIEW OF SPRING TORNADOES NEW
Thursday, Sept. 5, 1–2 p.m.
Alex McCarthy, Director of the Delaware County Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Management will review the three tornadoes that impacted Delaware County on the evenings of March 14 and April 17, 2024. He will discuss how meteorological factors came together to support these powerful storms, as well as actions that the emergency management team took to coordinate recovery.
MOMENTS OF GRACE: HEALING ASPECTS OF NEARING-DEATH AWARENESS
Friday, Sept. 13, 1--2:30 p.m.
Near-death awareness (NDA) is a term that describes a dying person’s experience which often includes vivid end-of-life dreams or visions. A recent study found most hospice patients reported an NDA prior to their death and the experience was comforting, even joyful, for the dying person. Could you recognize such an experience? This class will discuss NDAs and the positive impact they can have on both the dying person and their loved ones during a challenging time. This class can be taken alone or as part of this series. Presenter Linda Manley, CNP, brings more than 35 years of experience from the medical field to this presentation. She serviced in the Army Nurse Corp, 25 years as a flight nurse in Central Ohio, and 18 years as an emergency nurse practitioner. What she has learned about this subject fundamentally altered her viewpoint on death.
CATARACT SURGERY ADVANCEMENTS NEW
Friday, Sept. 20, 1—2 p.m.
Dr. D. James Schumer, Founder, Medical Doctor and surgeon at ReVision LASIK and Cataract Surgery, will be presenting on Cataract Surgery Advancements. Dr. Schumer is a corneal, cataract and refractive specialist, who embraces technology options to help people achieve their best vision at all stages of life. He will review differences between a Refractive Lens Exchange and Cataract diagnoses in addition to sharing advancements in technology that make it possible to customize a patient’s vision to individual lifestyle and vision goals. Dr. Schumer is an advocate for patient education and innovation to ensure patients enjoy a lifetime of the best possible quality vision.
THE FASCINATING WORLD OF MAPS
Tuesday, Sept. 24, 1--3 p.m.
Join local historian Van Young as he discusses maps. We have taken them for granted all our lives. Although we no longer use many folding maps, we still use mapping in our daily lives. This talk describes the history of maps and their use and purpose over time. On a lighter note, many examples of maps will be seen showing our daily living habits, our politics and our likes and dislikes. A very visual presentation. Fun, yet educational as well.
To ensure your class/presentation is held, register early and no later than two business days before its scheduled date.
To cancel or transfer your registration, call (740) 363-6677.
Cancellation Policy: You will receive a refund for fee-based activities canceled by SourcePoint or for activities from which you withdraw before the deadline. Refunds are not available for activities you are unable to attend.
Prerequisites
ComPASS
or ComPASS
Instructor
Joan Pearse
Program
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When
July 01 - September 27, 2024
8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday