On Monday, December 15, Aging Well returns to Webster at Rye, a Silverstone Living Community, in Rye, NH. Offered by nonprofit UYM Charities, Aging Well is a community-based program that provides access to integrative health and wellness services for older adults, many of whom are underserved or economically vulnerable.

With more than 20 years of experience in counseling and holistic health,Gi Indoccio, LCMHC leads Aging Well, which provides 45-minute to 60-minute ‘pop-up’ style events. Launched this fall, the program’s initial focus is on introducing older adults to mindfulness practices, Reiki energy healing, and guided imagery.

“We can work with seniors who are in varying states of health,” said Indoccio. “We can also help staff at places like Webster at Rye introduce some of Aging Well’s principles into their everyday work with seniors.”

According to UYM Charities’ Rev. Dr. Robert Levey, interest in Aging Well is increasing. “This program requires minimal administrative effort on behalf of staff, provides immediate benefits to older adults, and gives staff who work with this population ideas on how to better meet their needs,” he said. “We are already booking sessions for 2026.”

Aging Well is a donation-based program that provides access to integrative health and wellness services for older adults, many of whom are underserved or economically vulnerable. Aging Well reflects UYM’s broader commitment to address interconnected challenges facing communities, recognizing that individual well-being and community resilience are deeply connected.

Organizations interested in hosting Aging Well sessions or individuals seeking more information can contact Rev. Dr. Robert Levey at rlevey@uymcharities.org.

Founded in 1980, UYM Charities supports underserved individuals and communities through wellness, mentorship, and community-based care and initiatives rooted in dignity, equity, and holistic well-being.