This 12-week program, facilitated by Rev. Carol Baxter of The Inspired Living Center, is designed for those who may be starting the next chapter in life initiated by events such as retirement, a divorce, a move, a health issue, an empty nest, or a shift into another career.

Changes in your middle and mature years can raise many self-doubts and questions about the future. Join Carol for this 12-week workshop that will help you refocus your direction by addressing issues like boredom, excitement, feeling untethered, irritability, enthusiasm, and depression. Using a simple set of mindfulness tools, you'll discover that everyone is creative, and that age is just a number.

The workshop uses Julia Cameron's latest book, "It's Never Too Late to Begin Again." Laura Ingalls Wilder published Little House In the Big Woods when she was 64. In 2015 Sam Waterston, Martin Sheen, Lily Tomlin, and Jane Fonda opened with the Netflix original: Grace and Frankie. Five years later, they entered their seventh season at ages 79, 79, 80, and 82, respectively, showing that it's never too late to find joy, passion, creativity, and direction. The 12-week program is offered on Tuesday evenings 7 to 9 p.m. over Zoom, starting August 11.

For more information, call Rev. Carol at 772-359-8924, email [email protected] or visit TheInspiredLivingCenter.com.