MONROE — Managing diabetes can feel overwhelming, but those with it do not have to do it alone. The Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) Green County Office invites the public to take part in an evidence-based virtual workshop: Healthy Living with Diabetes. 

This interactive six-week program is designed to empower individuals living with Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes, those with prediabetes, or loved ones supporting someone with diabetes. Developed and extensively researched by Stanford University, the workshop provides practical strategies that improve confidence, reduce medical visits, and support long-term health and independence.

Unlike traditional lectures, Healthy Living with Diabetes is an engaging, peer-supported experience led by two trained facilitators. Participants will learn from each other, share experiences, and build a community of support — all from the comfort of their own home.

Workshop Details

●  Dates: Thursdays, June 5 to July 17 (no session on July 3)

●  Time: 1-3:30 p.m.

●  Location: Virtual, via Zoom

●  Optional Zoom Practice Session: Thursday, May 29

●  Suggested Donation: $15

●  Pre-registration is required

●  Spots are limited

There are no county or state residency restrictions.

In just 2.5 hours per week for six weeks, participants can gain valuable tools to manage diabetes effectively. That’s a total of 15 hours to change a lifetime of health. Whether living with diabetes or caring for someone who is, this workshop offers the support, education, and community that is needed.

Call the ADRC Green County Office at 608-328-9499 to sign up or visit www.adrcgreencounty.org.