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Every Thursday at 2 pm, the Peer Support program hosts a virtual and in-person Wellness Group that focuses on personal development and helpful life skills.
Here are the topics for December.
For more information
📱705-498-9925
📧peersupport@nbd.cmha.ca
To register for virtual option: forms.office.com/r/ffehzf8GjD
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Every Tuesday at 2 pm the Peer Support program hosts a virtual and in-person Anxiety and Depression Group. This group provides support and education on living with mental illness.
Here are the topics for December.
For more information
📱705-498-9925
📧peersupport@nbd.cmha.ca
To register for virtual option: forms.office.com/r/ffehzf8GjD
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We still have the warm fuzzies from the Downtown North Bay & Waterfront Old Fashioned Christmas Walk. We asked attendees to fill in cards for community members, and they certainly delivered. Take a moment to enjoy some of our favourite submissions – they’ll warm your heart. ❤
#SpreadSomeJoy #SomeonesSomeone
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Time for some Fa la la la fun at Peer Connections with Yuletide Karaoke next Friday, December 13 @ 2 pm.
Don’t forget, there’s Karaoke at Peer Connections (333 Fraser) every other Friday at 2 pm!
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The Health Promotions team recently joined the Trinity United Church Coffee Club to host a workshop that engaged members in conversations around general mental health, stress, and self-care.
This welcoming and lively crew unanimously agreed that the social connection they build meeting up each week nurtures wellness and is so important for their mental health!
If you're interested in arranging mental health training or workshops for your organization, workplace, or group connect with CMHA NBD's Health Promotions team at education@nbd.cmha.
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