Providence Stroke Center at Providence Brain and Spine Institute is thrilled to invite stroke survivors and their families to join a free, half-day adaptive golf clinic. Golf FORE Brain Health (formerly known as Saving Strokes) is a safe and fun way to meet peers, get some physical activity, and maybe even learn new skills! No prior golf experience is necessary and stroke survivors of all physical and cognitive abilities are welcome. We are wheelchair friendly and also have physical therapists, nurses and other volunteers on hand to support attendees. The golf clinic is followed by lunch and educational presentations. To register, please visit providence.org/classes.
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