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The Science of Joy (Hybrid)

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The Science of Joy (Hybrid)

  • Housing Bureau for Seniors KMS Building 3621 S. State Street, Door 700, Conference Room 5 Ann Arbor, MI, 48108 United States (map)

Virtual - zoom

In-person - Ann Arbor

Register here: https://www.gswsm.org/events/overview/edit/25

The Geriatric Social Workers of SE Michigan - Washtenaw (GSWSM-W), would like to invite you to attend our next continuing education event presented by Adrianne Croket, Wellness Mentor. You will: learn to define difference between happiness and joy, understand how thoughts influence brain chemistry and role of environment in resilience, identify lifestyle factors that influence emotional well-being, and apply strategies to cultivate lasting joy. Attendees will earn 1 SW CEU*.

Time: 8:30 (networking), 9-10am (presentation)

Location: hybrid   

            In-person location: 3621 S. State Street, Door 700, Conf. Rm. 7

            To attend via Zoom: Registered participants will receive an additional email with link to Zoom registration for those interested in joining remotely. 

Cost: GSWSM Members: FREE; Guest registration: $20

 *1 CEU approved provider #MICE0071

GSWSM is dedicated to promoting the specialized field of Geriatric Social Work through the provision of professional development and educational programming.  We believe in supporting geriatric social workers through networking and in upholding the NASW Code of Ethics. For more information, please visit www.GSWSM.org