Seniors in Sync

Make new friends, learn something new, create community with your fellow 70s+ community at TBA!

Weekly TBA Community Coffee Hang out

Mondays from 10:00 AM-12:00 PM at Temple Beth Am.
Enjoy coffee/tea and conversation on campus! We will invite speakers to address the group on various topics every few weeks.

Featured Upcoming Events:

Please Note: While our coffee session begins at 10am, presentations will begin at 10:45am.

Exact times will be added when those details are confirmed

Coffee and Conversation in Pilch Hall

Diane and Larry Herman will share a presentation
on the Maputo Synagogue Community in Mozambique,
of which they were a part for many years

Monday, October 19 at 10 AM
Coffee and Conversation in Pilch Hall
Rabbi Joel Rembaum will present on
“Kiddush: The key to our Sanctuary in Time—Shabbat.”
Monday, October 26 at 10 AM
Coffee and Conversation in Pilch Hall
Temple Beth Am member Ruth Askren’s Art
Monday, November 2 at 10 AM
Tour of the USS IowaMonday, November 9 at 11 AM – 1 PM
“An Introduction to Jewish Meditation – Why Now?” a presentation by TBA member, Rabbi Carla Howard, Founder and Executive Director of the Jewish Healing Center of Los Angeles. Rabbi Howard combines rabbinic ordination with a unique background of pre-medical studies, clinical work in women’s medicine and midwifery, and success as an entrepreneur. She served as Rabbi for Gateway’s Beit Tshuvah, a drug and alcohol residential treatment center, and was hired to create its Women’s Program. She also served as Associate Rabbi of Metivta – A Center for Contemplative Judaism.Monday, November 16 at 10:45 AM
Coffee and Conversation in Pilch Hall
Who, Me? A Cane?
When is it time for a cane or walker and how do you feel about it?
Rachel Feinberg, Doctor of Physical Therapy, is back to talk about…dun dun dun…the dreaded assistive device! Join us for an engaging and practical conversation about when a cane or walker might actually be helpful, how to know which device is right for you, and how to use it properly.
We will also tackle the emotional side of the equation: resistance, frustration, embarrassment, and the fear that a cane or walker somehow announces “I am now old!” Using an assistive device is not a sign of weakness. In fact, the right device can be a smart tool for staying safe and maintaining independence.
Come with questions, bring your skepticism, and maybe even a few stories in support of device usage! Remember, the cane is not the problem…falling is.
Monday, November 30 at 10 AM
January – Walking Tour DTLA with LA ConservancyMonday, January 5
February – Wende Museum docent led tourTuesday, February 9th 10:30am-1:pm
March – Japanese GardenMonday, March 8
May – Potluck Shabbat lunchFriday, May 22
June – Holocaust Museum with TBA member docent volunteersSunday, June 14