Dietitians from the Aging and Disability Resource Center of Barron, Rusk & Washburn Counties, Darby Simpson, Jennifer Jako, and Leslie Fijalkiewicz, will prepare content for the 8 sessions. They are experienced in delivering evidence based health promotion programing for older adults and understand their target audience. The investigators in Madison will develop theory-driven behavior change programing to integrate into the sessions. Co-investigator Kimberlee Gretebeck previously developed behavior change lessons incorporating Social Cognitive Theory for a proven program, Physical Activity for Seniors for Life (PALS), which is being disseminated through ADRCs in 8 counties in Wisconsin, in preparation for statewide dissemination. The behavior change techniques and strategies used successfully in PALS (goal setting, barrier identification/problem solving, self-monitoring, relapse prevention, etc.) will be modified to relate to following a healthy diet. The nutrition content will then be merged with the behavior change component. The merged sessions will then be sent back to the dietitians for review and comment. It is anticipated that 2-3 revisions will be needed. BBHL will then be offered with 10 participants at the Senior Center in Cameron Wisconsin. After participating in BBHL, we will conduct a focus group with participants and interviews with BBHL leaders to determine what content to keep or omit. Responses will be used to revise BBHL. BBHL will be revised prior to starting Aim 2.