Welcome to the April Edition of The #MTL Monthly. In this month’s video, Sara and Kelci discuss April’s monthly theme, the upcoming Keynote Speaker Series event, Earth Day, Trilogy Petstock Week, and more!

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Motion Month & Bracket Challenge Winners Coming Soon!

The March Calendar was full of competition between Motion Month and the annual Trilogy Bracket Challenge. We aren’t ready to announce the winners just yet, so stay tuned to MTL’s News Section and your weekly newsletters for those announcements coming later this month. But for now, thank you to all our Members who participated!

Keynote Speaker Series | April 17th

Mark your calendars for Wednesday, April 17th as we host the next event in our Keynote Speaker Series! This month, we’ll be welcoming author and speaker, Riley Moynes to discuss the “Four Stages of Retirement”.

Despite the common belief, retirement takes more than financial planning. And while folks may be financially ready to spend up to a third of their lives in retirement, they must also prepare for the psychological changes and challenges that almost always accompany it.

In this session, we will explore the four phases of retirement, the five unavoidable losses, the three Ds, and the keys to reaching phase four.

For those who are retired, this session will help make sense of the many changes and challenges you’re facing. And for those who are not yet retired, it will provide a “heads up” as to what’s coming.

Click here to register in advance!

Trilogy Petstock Week | April 22nd – 28th

This celebration is all about your furred, feathered, and even scaly family members – that’s right Trilogy Petstock is a week-long celebrate of pets! From April 22nd to 28th, our Clubs will be celebrating in a variety of ways, including Paint-A-Pet Art Classes, Yappy Hours, Training Seminars, Treat Cooking Demos, and so much more!

Check out your Club’s Events Calendar on MTL for details.

Dr. Amy’s Wellness Journal

Hair

Maintaining healthy hair and avoiding hair loss is an important aspect of health. Thinning hair can be a sign of imbalance, poor health or stress — or it can be genetic and not related to anything at all. Challenges to keep hair healthy and thick compound with increasing age, but there are some good options for support that might be worth considering if you find the state of your hair disconcerting.

Click here to read the full article. You can read all of Dr. Amy’s Wellness Journals at any time on MTL by clicking on More Fun Stuff > Dr. Amy and then selecting the Wellness Journals tab.