3 Voices to explore "What's the plan for the rest of your life?"

Sandra Hurley and Marla P. Meyer are the featured guest speakers in 3 Voices’ third and final fall series program which will focus on “What’s the plan for the rest of your life?” This program will identify the decisions and conversations senior citizens and their families need to have and with whom.

The presentation will be held on Sunday, Nov. 17, 2 p.m. at the Masonic Hall, 62 Pleasant St., in Marblehead.

“These are conversations and decisions that should happen now rather than later when it will be harder to talk about things or even too late to address them,” said Judy Gates, one of 3 Voices’ founders.

Hurley, RN, MBA, N-E, BC, is the president of Commonwealth Clinical Services, Inc. She began her career in health services after obtaining her degree as a Registered Nurse from Boston City Hospital.She held various high-level positions in the health care field before opening her own home health care agency in 2005 with her husband, Dr. William B. Hurley.She is active in her church, her community, and participates in weekly initiatives to feed and clothe the homeless.

Meyer will share information about organizing important information and documents and also conducting the essential — and frequently courageous — conversations with family and friends. Meyer is a licensed independent clinical social worker in private practice. It was her involvement over the course of 20 years with individuals and families that led her to earn a Masters Degree in Social Work and her independent clinical license from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. For the past decade, including the last six years at the Marblehead Council on Aging, she has helped senior adults in navigating their life transitions. Her work has incorporated social and cultural activities, social services, nutrition, geriatric care management, needs assessment, and supportive counseling to families and caregivers.

3 Voices programs are free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be served. The Masonic Hall is handicap accessible and offers plenty of parking.

3 Voices is an organization dedicated to empowering women to tackle issues that confront them every day. For more information about 3 Voices and its programs, contact 3voicesmhd@gmail.com or visit 3Voices.org.

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