The Notebook Café is a monthly gathering at Meadowview Care and Rehabilitation Center for people with Alzheimer's disease, their families, and anyone interested in dementia. The first gathering will feature dance movement therapist Donna Newman-Bluestein, who uses dance and movement to help clients with dementia express themselves and connect with others. Donna Newman-Bluestein's session on May 17th will include humor, props, music and everyday movements. RSVPs can be made by contacting Claire Henry.

1. About You, for You
The Notebook Café:
134 North Street
North Reading, MA 01864

2. The Notebook Café:
About You, for You
Meadowview Care and Rehabilitation Center is pleased to introduce
the Notebook Café. Designed for people with Alzheimer’s disease, their
families and friends and anyone interested in dementia, this monthly
gathering is a fun mix of relaxation, resources and support. There are
no charges, no expectations and no judgments.
Our café is all about you—and for you.
Shake the Blues
with Donna Newman-Bluestein
Our first monthly gathering will feature Dance Movement Therapist Donna Newman-
Bluestein. With a master’s degree in dance therapy and 34 years of experience, Donna’s ability
to combine joy with movement has helped her clients, their family members and staff. Come
and find out for yourself!
Thursday, May 17, 2012 • 2 – 4 p.m.
134 North Street • North Reading
Donna uses humor, props and everyday movements to encourage people with dementia to
express themselves and experience a greater sense of vitality and connection with others. She
brings a loving heart, a sense of joy and toe-tapping music to her work.
Learn more about Donna at www.dancetherapymusings.com and one of her tools at
www.octaband.com.
RSVP to Claire Henry at (978) 276-2000 or claire.henry@sunh.com.
Drop-ins welcome.