CLEARLAKE – Learn five typical personality patterns and the myriad opportunities for personal growth for men in the later phases of life at a public seminar on Tuesday, June 29.

The free drop-in seminar will take place from 11:15 a.m. to noon at St. John’s Lutheran Church classroom building at 14310 Memory Lane, Clearlake. Turn right from Olympic Boulevard onto Memory Lane at Wild About Books in Clearlake.

This free seminar is the first in the public seminars series conducted by Konocti Senior Support Inc.'s Senior Peer Counseling program and is designed to inform Lake County residents about the emotional challenges and opportunities of older adults.

Future sessions of this public seminars program will include topics such as how to talk to an elder who drinks too much; avoiding caregiver burnout; coping with the death of a pet; the gifts of conscious aging; increasing peace of mind through meditation; and many more.

The presenter, Kim Baughan Young, MFT, psychotherapist and clinical supervisor, will be available to answer your questions about aging and caregiving.

Sponsored by the Department of Mental Health, grants and donations, all trainings and services offered are free of charge, with donations gratefully accepted.

Senior Peer Counseling provides trained senior volunteers to visit seniors 55 years and older needing support to deal with life’s changes that are getting them down.

Please call 707-995-1417 for more information.