"Not until we are lost do we begin to understand ourselves." - Henry David Thoreau
Female-Focused Therapies
Past Studies
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Group Sessions

- Group Discussions and Sharing Experiences
- Activity Description: Participants engage in discussions about past experiences, current events, or shared interests. This can include storytelling or reminiscing about significant life events.
- Social Interaction Benefit: These discussions encourage participants to connect with one another, share personal stories, and build relationships, which can alleviate feelings of loneliness and enhance emotional support[1][4].
AI Companions and Mentors
Aging Brain Therapies
Family Care Circle
Spiritual Care Circle

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🧩 Engage
Family:
- Addresses relationship dynamics, especially helpful for older adults who rely on family or caregivers and need a supportive home environment.
Friends:
- Activity Description: Participants are encouraged to bring in photos or memorabilia to share with the group, prompting discussions about their past.
- Social Interaction Benefit: This activity helps women connect over shared memories and experiences, reinforcing social ties and providing emotional support through shared history[1][3].
Neighbors:
- Activity Description: Participants are encouraged to bring in photos or memorabilia to share with the group, prompting discussions about their past.
- Social Interaction Benefit: This activity helps women connect over shared memories and experiences, reinforcing social ties and providing emotional support through shared history[1][3].
Games:
- Activity Description: Engaging in group games such as bingo, card games, or word puzzles encourages teamwork and friendly competition.
- Social Interaction Benefit: These activities not only stimulate cognitive function but also promote laughter and camaraderie among participants, fostering a sense of community and belonging[1][3].
🎭 Expression
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- Activity Description: Uses painting, drawing, collage, and other forms of visual art to help participants explore feelings, reduce anxiety, and improve overall well-being.
- Activities such as painting, drawing, or crafting allow participants to express themselves creatively while working together on projects.
- Social Interaction Benefit: Collaborative art projects encourage communication and teamwork, allowing women to share ideas and support each other’s creative expressions, which can enhance social bonds[2][4].
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Activity Description: singing, playing instruments, music-listening, and/or songwriting to stimulate cognitive, sensory, and emotional functioning.
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Employs purposeful movement, creative expression, and body-based approaches to support cognitive engagement and improve motor coordination.
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Social Interaction Benefit: Music has a unique ability to evoke memories and emotions, and participating in music-related activities can create joyful interactions and shared experiences among women, enhancing their emotional well-being[1][3].
🕊️ Reflect
Culture:
- Activity Description: CST sessions often revolve around specific themes, such as holidays, hobbies, or cultural topics. Activities may include crafting, cooking, or music related to the theme.
- Social Interaction Benefit: Thematic activities provide a common ground for participants to bond over shared interests, facilitating conversations and collaborative efforts, which are essential for social engagement[2][4].
Spirituality:
- Focuses on spiritual and existential concerns, life meaning, and coping with change or loss, often important for older adults.