Ageless Grace brain Health Program

Join the East bay Branch Library and Lisa George for her Brightletics class on Ageless Grace Neuroplasticity Exercises.
Brightletics, founded by Lisa George, offers an Ageless Grace Brain Health Program that follows 21 Simple Tools for Lifelong Comfort and Ease that can be practiced by almost anyone of any age or ability. The exercises are designed to be practiced seated, in order to stimulate the five primary functions of the brain (strategic planning, memory and recall, analytical thinking, creativity and imagination and kinesthetic learning) by doing unfamiliar movements, or creating new ways to do an activity that is already familiar. The movements are spontaneous and organic, with no need to learn any special choreography. Each of the brain-changing tools also focuses on a primary physical skill necessary for lifelong optimal function (i.e. joint mobility, balance, spinal flexibility, upper body strength, coordination) — and all promote the “Three R’s” of Ageless Grace: the ability to respond, react and recover.
This class will take place in the North Conference Room of the East Bay Township Building, across the parking lot from the library.