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We learned from our Improving Communication group how empathy is essential to good communication. So how can we increase our empathy? How does it develop in the first place? On the other hand, if we are already highly empathetic, how do we keep from being overwhelmed by other people's experiences? This group will explore empathy from the points of view of various authors and provide an opportunity for participants to share their own experiences with empathy or the lack of it. Meets first and third Tuesday of the month.

A walk-through of our most commonly asked food and health questions designed to dispel eating myths and solidify knowledge around key core nutrition principles. We decode and demystify many grocery store advertisements and descriptions and uncover what organic, made with real fruit, heart-healthy, and low-sodium mean for our bodies and well-being.

This is a long-standing open-enrollment support group at RSC in which members support each other by listening; expressing concern; and offering tips, suggestions and advice, when solicited. Meets first and third Thursday of each month.

This is an ongoing support and educational group to help people with coping with the isolation, anxiety, depression, loss, etc. as a result of the COVID-19 Pandemic. Participants learn coping skills from facilitator and from each other. Meets every Friday.

The Rockville Farmers Market is a grower/producer only market. Our vendors sell fresh fruits and vegetables, meats, coffee, pastries, flowers and more! WIC and EBT/SNAP accepted. A list of participating vendors can be found on the Farmers Market Webpage. Getting to the Market: Metro: Red Line Ride On - Bus 47 and 56 Free parking available.

City of Rockville's Debut Juneteenth Panel Discussion on Social Justice and Equity will debut on the Rockville 11 Channel, (Rockville 11 on County Cable ) and on the City of Rockville's YouTube at 10:00 AM on June 19.