 Planning for the Holidays While Grieving
Tuesday, October 22, 2024, at 6:30 - 8:00 PM EST Join Peer Support Community Partners and SADO.D for a special online event, Planning for the Holidays While Grieving, on Tuesday, October 17th, 2024, at 6:00 PM MDT. This free webinar offers a compassionate space for individuals navigating the unique challenges of loss during the holiday season. Participants will gain valuable insights into the grieving process and learn practical tools to foster resilience. The event provides an opportunity to connect with others who are experiencing similar emotions, creating a supportive community for healing and growth. The discussion will focus on setting boundaries and developing coping strategies for the holidays, while also offering comfort in knowing that you are not alone in feeling apprehensive during this time. Please note that, due to funding by the Massachusetts Bureau of Substance Addiction Services, these workshops are free for all Massachusetts residents by using the promo code: MASS. Individuals outside of Massachusetts are required to pay $10 per live workshop at the time of registration. On-demand workshop recording sessions are available at no cost, regardless of location. If cost is a concern, participants are encouraged to contact [email protected] for assistance. Register today to begin your journey toward understanding and peace at: bit.ly/sadod-holidays
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10/6/2024 Because KIDS Grieve Kids 2 Kids Evening Grief Group & Fall Day Camp - oct 18-19, 2024Read Now Because KIDS Grieve Kids 2 Kids Evening Grief Group & Fall Day Camp
Join Because KIDS Grieve for a special weekend of healing and connection at their Kids 2 Kids Evening Grief Group on Friday, Oct. 18, 2024, at the BKG Center followed by their Fall Day Camp with a special trip to Rising Stars Stable for Grief Therapy with a professional horse therapist on Saturday, Oct. 19th! The day wraps up with a Chili Dinner & Movie Night. Location: 459 Shoup Ave, Twin Falls, Idaho, 83301 All events are free! Registration Deadline: October 16th Learn more and register at www.becausekidsgrieve.org Let's support our grieving kids with this unforgettable weekend of healing and hope! 10/1/2024 Good Grief Boise Presents: Embracing New Traditions, Following Loss - 08 Dec 2024Read Now Good Grief Boise Presents: Embracing New Traditions, Following Loss
Sunday, December 8, 2024 1:00 - 3:00 PM MST True North Yoga - 1512 N. 10th St. Boise, Idaho The holiday season can be especially challenging if you are dealing with the loss of someone close to you. Whether it was a recent loss or one that occurred some time ago, feelings of grief may seem overwhelming during the holiday season. Join them and find support in community, learn how to embrace new traditions, navigate potential triggers & find peace & joy again during the holidays. Register at https://www.truenorthyoga.co/workshops/  Because Kids Greive: 10th Annual Fall Bereavement Conference
“Lessons from the Field: A 30-Year Retrospective” The registration deadline is November 5th. Guest Speaker: Dr. Tina Barrett, LCPC, Executive Director / Co-founder of Tamarack Grief Resource Center. Barrett’s commitment to excellence in grief and trauma care is matched by her profound dedication to healthy organizations and setting teams up for success. Drawing from her experiences as an Executive Director, Board Member, staff member, supervisor, supervisee, and volunteer, Dr. Barrett focuses on strength-oriented care and fostering healthy, effective workplaces. Her interactive workshops are informed by her work in schools, hospitals, private practice, group homes, treatment centers, and nonprofits. She serves on the Leadership Team for Project Tomorrow Montana, the Presidents’ Circle for the National Alliance for Children’s Grief (NACG), and the Advisory Board for the Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS). Dr. Barrett received the Community Educator Award from the Association for Death Educators and Counselors (ADEC) in 2019. The 10th Annual Bereavement Conference will be held on: Thursday, November 14, 2024, in the Treasure Valley area Location: Hot Springs Auditorium at St. Luke’s Plaza 1 (lower level of the employee health building), 400 S Broadway, Boise, Idaho Check-in: 8:30 am, Conference: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Friday, November 15, 2024, in Twin Falls Location: St. Luke's Magic Valley, Oak Rooms, 801 Pole Line Rd W, Twin Falls, Idaho Check-in: 8:30 am, Conference: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Learning Objectives: - Identify four grief styles and strategies to help each style experience stability and care amidst grief. - Introduce practical interventions for grief support (narrative, creative, symbolic, and physical). - Review two strategies to increase autonomic nervous system regulation. - Understand the construct of stigmatized losses. - Introduce the tri-phasic model of trauma recovery. This conference provides a valuable opportunity for professional growth and community engagement in the fields of grief and trauma support. Cost: $40 (includes snacks and lunch) Social Workers and Counselors may earn up to 6 CEUs by participating in the workshop. Participants must preregister by filling out the registration form at https://becausekidsgrieve.org/2024-fall-bereavement-conference/, clicking “Register.” The registration deadline is November 5th. Register early to secure your spot!  Survivors Of Murder-Suicide & DV Homicide Support Group Hosted By the Georgia Commission on Family Violence Starting October 2024: Registration is now open! Available to survivors residing in Georgia and Alabama at this time. All survivors impacted by murder-suicide, or domestic violence homicide are welcome to join this innovative therapeutic support group. No one should have to suffer the violent loss of a loved one alone. Join us for a supportive network and assistance to help you cope with your grief. Free to attend - Closed group meetings - 11 sessions Groups are led by two licensed clinicians - Virtual meeting space for your convenience Register today for a confidential pre-screening meeting with a licensed clinician to see if joining a support group is right for you. For more information, contact Danielle Edwards at [email protected] or 1-404-772-3854. Visit www.gcfv.ga.gov/ssms for more information and additional referrals to clinicians trained in grief support.  Grief Is...Retreat
September 18 - 20, 2024 The "Grief Is...Retreat" is a FREE 3-Day Online Event happening Wednesday, September 18th to Friday, September 20th hosted by Joi Renique! This event is 100% online, allowing you to process grief from the comfort of your home or any place where you feel safe. Learn from 15+ grief support professionals. Each presentation is 15-20 minutes long and packed with key takeaways and actionable steps. Videos will be available for FREE for 24 hours, so you can watch at your own pace. There will be a LIVE streamed welcome call on Tuesday, September 17th. Join the event Facebook community as soon as you get your FREE ticket! Remember, each video is pre-recorded and will be released at the scheduled time. Speakers will be LIVE during panel discussions and in the Facebook group on the day their presentation is released. Register now for FREE at https://tinyurl.com/GriefIsEvent For more info or questions, email Joi and her team at [email protected]  IMPACT Suicide Conference 2024
September 13, 2024, from 8:00 AM - 12:30 PM CT The 2024 IMPACT Suicide Conference is coming up with a focus on Digital Lifelines: Building Resiliency & Awareness. This FREE half-day virtual conference will be held on Zoom on September 13, 2024, from 8:00 AM - 12:30 PM CT. This event is a vital opportunity for community members and professionals to learn resources and methods to reduce the number of lives lost to suicide. Did you know that, according to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP), suicide was the 11th leading cause of death in the U.S. as of 2022? With an estimated 1.6 million suicide attempts in the same year, it’s clear that we must act. The conference will bring together impactful speakers who will share personal experiences, educate through data-driven insights, and lead breakout sessions tailored for parents, nursing and mental health professionals, community members, and students. A key highlight will be a forum on accessing local and national resources. The IMPACT Suicide Conference, a volunteer-driven initiative by the Madison County (IL) Mental Health Alliance, has been making a difference since 2020. Each year, the conference centers on the goal of preventing suicide in all communities, reminding us that it takes all of us working together to achieve this mission. Learn more and register at www.impactsuicide.net  Kintsugi Healing Grief Group for General Loss
Saturday, September 28, 2024, from 3:00 - 6:00 PM MST Join the South Salt Lake Arts for Life and RoanYourBoat on Saturday, September 28, 2024, from 3:00 - 6:00 PM MST for this one-session Kintsugi group to honor and bring healing around all types of grief. Kintsugi is a technique that symbolizes strength and resilience. Has grief, loss, and hardship broken your heart open? In the repair of your brokenness, you can be stronger, more precious, and more beautiful. Grief comes in many forms, whether the loss of a relationship, the loss of a loved one, or even the loss of our sense of self. The fee is $25, discounted for South Salt Lake Residents. All supplies provided. No experience is necessary. Their 4-week Kintsugi Grief and Loss Group for Loss of a Loved One is scheduled for Tuesdays in October (October 8th, 15th, 22nd, 29th). Registration is open for this 4-week support group. To register, use the QR code in the graphic or visit www.sslarts.org/classes For details, email [email protected] or visit www.roanyourboat.org 9/5/2024 SPAN Benewah County 5th Annual Suicide Prevention & Awareness Run-Walk-Remember - 07 Sept 2024Read Now SPAN Benewah County 5th Annual Suicide Prevention & Awareness Run-Walk-Remember
Join SPAN Benewah County for their 5th Annual Suicide Prevention & Awareness Run-Walk-Remember on September 7, 2024! Check-in starts at 8:30 AM, and the walk kicks off at 10:00 AM at the Elks Lodge in St. Maries, Idaho - NEW Location! Stick around for the block party after the walk! Enjoy vendors, coffee, booths, raffles, and delicious food from Taco Bout It for breakfast and lunch by Elks & Veteran Outreach. If you live in the area, don't miss out on this important event! Pre-register now at www.tinyurl.com/ytmbtex8. For questions, contact [email protected] The Power of Love Show from the Dee Dee Jackson Foundation
The Dee Dee Jackson Foundation (DDJF) is dedicated to supporting children who have experienced loss and trauma, empowering them to live healthy and joyful lives. Through their flagship program, "The Power of Love Show," hosted by TJ and Taj Jackson, DDJF provides a platform for open conversations about grief, healing, and mental health. The foundation also offers resources, educational initiatives, and community support to help children and families navigate the challenges of loss. To learn more about their mission, access valuable resources, or get involved, visit ddjf.org or follow their journey on social media. On this episode of The Power of Love Show Sara J. Cobb, founder of ‘My Grief Connection’, shares with hosts TJ and Taj Jacksoon about how her passion for grief and mental health education stems from a blend of personal interests, strengths and transformative life experiences.  International Overdose Awareness Day: August 31, 2024
Together, we can make a difference in the fight to end overdose. Join us in the world’s largest annual campaign to honor the memory of those we've lost and stand in support of the families and friends left behind. We recognize and respect the intense grief felt by those who remember loved ones who have died or suffered irreparable harm due to substance overdose. Together, we can highlight the strength of coming together and offer love and support to those connected to this tragedy. Sending love to all who are grieving the loss or injury of a loved one to overdose. Together, we can stand united in this journey. Visit www.overdoseday.com for additional details. For help and resources, visit samhsa.gov/find-help  International Overdose Awareness Week: August 25 - 31, 2024
This week, as declared by President Joe Biden in a recent proclamation, we observe Overdose Awareness Week. This is a time to mourn the lives lost to death by overdose and to support those struggling with addiction and substance misuse. President Biden's proclamation reminds us of the urgent need to address the overdose crisis with compassion and action. As we remember those we've lost, let’s also work together to break the stigma surrounding addiction, advocate for life-saving resources, and support recovery efforts in our communities. If you or someone you know needs help, know that you are not alone. Let’s stand united in the fight to prevent overdose and offer hope to those in need. Substance use disorders impact the lives of millions of Americans. But prevention matters, treatment works, and recovery is possible. We can all work together to #EndOverdose. For help and resources, visit samhsa.gov/find-help For information and resources, visit www.mygriefconnection.org/grief-addiction--mental-health.html  Movement & Mental Health Event
Sunday, August 25, 2024 Fleet Feet, 3573 E Longwing Lane, Meridian, Idaho 83646 Discover how movement, goal setting, and community can boost your mental wellness at the Movement & Mental Health event! Join the community for an inspiring event hosted by Trail Fridays in partnership with Fleet Feet Treasure Valley. Open to all fitness levels—from elite athletes to beginners—this event offers valuable insights, inspiration, and practical tips to get moving, enhance your well-being, and achieve your goals. Hear from three remarkable speakers who will share their personal stories and discuss the profound impact of movement, goal setting, and connection on mental wellness: - September Dilgard-Frogley: Founder of Connection Is The Cure, dedicated to raising awareness about mental health and suicide prevention. - Megan Lacy: Owner of Fleet Feet Treasure Valley and Team USA Elite Athlete, sharing her journey of overcoming eating disorders, depression, and anxiety to promote an active lifestyle. - Kylee Wiscombe: Founder of Gr8ter, an ultrarunner who transformed her life after being diagnosed with a severe mental illness and now helps others navigate their mental health challenges. Schedule of Events: 4:00 pm - Trail Fridays Shopping Night 5:00 pm - Refreshments Served 5:15 pm - Welcome & Guest Speakers 6:30 pm - Door Prizes and Farewells Don't miss this prime opportunity to connect with inspiring individuals, gain valuable insights, and support a great cause. Special guests and local nonprofits will also be there to share information about their mental health programs and upcoming events.  🚨 Get Ready for the 1st Annual Ride for the Fallen! 🚨
Join the Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association Chapter 13-2 (CVMA) as they ride to Remember and Celebrate the lives of those who have gone to the other side. This is more than just a ride—it's a tribute to our fallen heroes and a way to support veterans in need.🪖 📅 Date: Saturday, September 17, 2024 📍 Location: High Desert Harley Davidson, 2310 East Cinema Drive, Meridian, ID ⏰ Registration: 9:00 AM 🏁 Shotgun Start: 10:00 AM 🏍️ Route: 160 miles with 4 stops 💵 Price: $10/Bike - All proceeds support veterans in need. 🎲 Dice Roll at Each Stop – Prizes for the highest and lowest totals! Every mile makes a difference. Ride to honor the fallen and support our veterans. 🎖️ 🔗 Learn more at: https://tinyurl.com/RFTF2024 🔗  Death Café hosted by The Heartway
Last Monday of every month from 3:30 – 5:00 PM PT via Zoom Explore the mysteries of death and transform perceptions about life's final transition at the Heartway Death Café, a welcoming, open, and safe environment to discuss any thoughts or fears about life, death, and beyond. Their objective is to foster an awareness of death that leads to a more fulfilling life! Join them on the last Monday of every month from 3:30 – 5:00 PM PT via Zoom (courtesy of the SusiQ -- the nurturing home of Laguna Beach Seniors). The next meeting is Monday, July 29, 2024. At their monthly online discussion groups, attendees become more intimate with death and transform their fears around the end-of-life transition. In a relaxed, open, and safe atmosphere, participants are invited to share any issues or fears surrounding life and death. Please note that Death Café events are a discussion group rather than a grief support or counseling session. Join facilitator Dr. Andrea Deerheart, Founder of The HeartWay, for a thought-provoking and inspiring discussion. Everyone is welcome! The FREE monthly Death Café features: - A relaxed, open, and safe atmosphere where attendees are invited to share issues surrounding life and death - A focus on increasing awareness of death to help participants and their loved ones make the most of finite lives - A respectful, and confidential space, with no agenda— there is never any intention to lead people toward a conclusion, product, or course of action Find out more and register at www.theheartway.org/death-cafe 7/26/2024 Mental Health Academy's 2024 Suicide Prevention Conference - August 24 - 25, 2024Read Now Mental Health Academy's 2024 Suicide Prevention Conference
August 24 - 25, 2024 The Mental Health Academy's Suicide Prevention Conference is a pivotal event dedicated to addressing and advancing strategies in suicide prevention. Bringing together leading experts, practitioners, and advocates, this conference provides a comprehensive platform for learning and discussion on cutting-edge research, innovative practices, and effective interventions. Attendees will gain valuable insights into the latest developments in mental health support, share best practices, and collaborate on strategies to enhance community and individual resilience. With a focus on actionable knowledge and practical solutions, the conference aims to equip participants with the tools and understanding needed to make a meaningful impact in the field of suicide prevention. https://www.mentalhealthacademy.net/suicideprevention  Photo via Pexels Life-Balance Strategies for Caregiving Professionals That Really Work The growing number of professionals who also serve as caregivers for elderly family members underscores a significant societal shift. However, balancing professional responsibilities, caregiving duties, and one’s personal life presents unique challenges. The importance of finding a sustainable balance is critical. So today, My Grief Connection will explore strategies to manage these roles effectively.
Planning Ahead for Caregiving Anticipating future caregiving needs is crucial in mitigating stress and uncertainty. Developing a comprehensive care plan that includes financial, healthcare, and emergency considerations ensures preparedness. Involving other family members in the planning process helps distribute responsibilities and fosters a supportive network. This collaboration eases the burden on any single caregiver and ensures a well-rounded approach to elder care. Keeping Career Ambitions in Sight It's important not to neglect your professional goals and aspirations amid caregiving duties. Staying abreast of industry trends and opportunities for advancement keeps your career trajectory on track. Discussing your career aspirations and caregiving responsibilities with your employer can lead to support and understanding. This open communication is key to finding flexibility and opportunities within your professional sphere. Advancing Through Online Learning Advancing through online learning, particularly through programs such as a master's in nursing, offers caregivers the flexibility to enhance their career without sacrificing their caregiving duties. The range of options from available nursing masters degrees enables caregivers to specialize in fields poised for growth, ensuring their professional advancement aligns with long-term caregiving roles. Also, this accessibility to education allows for a seamless integration of career development into a caregiver's busy schedule. Setting Healthy Limits Establishing clear boundaries is essential for maintaining balance across all areas of life. Communicating your availability and limitations to employers, family members, and the person you're caring for prevents misunderstandings. It's important to regularly evaluate and adjust these boundaries to reflect any changes in your caregiving situation. This flexibility helps in maintaining a manageable workload and personal time. Mastering the Art of Refusal Mastering the art of refusal is essential for safeguarding against the risks of overload and burnout that come with taking on too much. By learning how to politely decline additional responsibilities, caregivers can concentrate on their essential duties without feeling guilty, thereby ensuring the well-being of both themselves and those they care for. This practice is crucial for maintaining a balance between caregiving responsibilities and professional ambitions, ultimately leading to a more sustainable lifestyle. Embracing this approach not only helps avoid burnout but also fosters long-term satisfaction and prevents the build-up of resentment. Fostering Personal Connections Engaging regularly with friends and family outside of caregiving duties is vital for emotional well-being. Support systems offer both emotional relief and practical assistance, lightening the load of caregiving responsibilities. Joining caregiver support groups provides a platform to share experiences and gain valuable advice. These connections are invaluable in fostering a sense of community and mutual support. Cultivating a Thankful Outlook Starting a gratitude journal encourages daily reflection on the positives in your life. This practice shifts focus from challenges to the joys and accomplishments, enhancing mental health and resilience. Gratitude plays a significant role in improving life satisfaction and strengthening personal relationships. This outlook creates a more positive and fulfilling life experience. Acknowledging Every Success Celebrating every achievement, no matter how small, is important for recognizing progress and maintaining morale. Acknowledging these successes motivates continued effort in all areas of life, including caregiving and professional development. Sharing these moments with loved ones helps build a supportive and positive environment. This practice fosters a sense of achievement and satisfaction. Using the strategies discussed here is important for balancing caregiving, work, and personal life. Planning ahead, setting boundaries, connecting with others, and learning continuously help caregivers manage their roles effectively. Saying no when needed and having a positive attitude also support well-being. By adopting these practices, caregivers improve their own lives and positively impact those they care for, creating a supportive environment for everyone. My Grief Connection is here to share tips and resources to aid those who are struggling with grief. Questions? Don’t hesitate to reach out! Guest Post By Charley Sunday  FREE Understanding Grief Webinar
Monday, July 22, 2024, at 7:00 PM EST Join GrieveWell for this interactive workshop to learn about grief and its effects on one’s physical and emotional health. You will receive information and resources to help you move through your grief journey in a way that leads toward healing. This presentation is for those who are mourning the death of a loved one, those supporting someone who is grieving, or for those who want more information about grief. Register for GrieveWell webinars at www.GrieveWell.com/calendar 7/17/2024 Bluegrass Care Navigators Camp Hope For Children ages 6-17 in Kentucky - Fall 2024Read Now Bluegrass Care Navigators Camp Hope
Southeast KY: Sept 21, 2024, at Four Star Village, Red Fox, KY - Register by: Aug 30 Central KY: Oct 5, 2024, at Life Adventure Center, Versailles, KY Register by: Sept 6 Registration is open for Bluegrass Care Navigators Camp Hope, a special, FREE, one-day bereavement camp for children ages 6-17 and their caregivers in Kentucky who have experienced the loss of a loved one. Camp Hope provides an opportunity for participants to express their grief and develop coping strategies in a fun, safe and supportive environment. Learn more and register at www.bgcarenav.org/camp-hope  Join Good Grief Boise for "Riding the Waves of Grief with Whitney Popa"
Friday, July 19, 2024 at 7:00 PM MST True North Yoga, 1512 N. 10th St., Boise, Idaho Good Grief Boise invites you to come together in community as they hold space for an open discussion on navigating the waves of grief with their friend and guest speaker, Whitney Popa. Whitney is an inspiring writer, editor, and consultant for small businesses with big dreams. A storyteller at heart, she helps connect people through their stories. Whitney is a proud graduate of Bishop Kelly High School ('04) and the University of Idaho ('08). She currently resides between Edmonds and Waterville, WA. Her debut book, "A Wave Called Grief," explores her journey through loss and healing. Don't miss this special opportunity to share, listen, and heal together. Let's support one another and navigate the waves of grief as a community. Donations are greatly appreciated but not required. https://www.facebook.com/events/748263513811038?ref=newsfeed Please register here: https://www.truenorthyoga.co/workshops/  Navigating Sibling Loss Workshop
July 16, 2024 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm (PT) Losing a sibling to homicide is a deeply traumatic experience that can have far-reaching effects on various aspects of one's life. Join Homicide Survivors for their virtual Navigating Sibling Loss workshop on July 16, 2024, where the group will explore the different impacts that sibling loss has on one's identity. This workshop is for siblings 18 and older who are navigating the loss of their sibling due to homicide. Together, we can navigate the ebbs and flows of grief. Register Here: www.linktr.ee/HomicideSurvivors  💔July is Bereaved Parents Awareness Month💔
Bereaved Parents Awareness Month is a month dedicated to raising awareness of the support necessary when one endures the loss of a child. Bereaved Parents Day will take place on Wednesday, July 3rd, to raise awareness for all parents who have lost a child of any age and from any circumstance. This day of support was initiated in 2020 by the UK charity A Child of Mine after they realized there wasn't a specific day honoring bereaved parents from all walks of life. The theme this year is "Love Lives On". The aim is to unite every bereaved parent from all walks of life and to break the silence around loss. Sadly, babies and children die, but it's time to stop the taboo and start talking about death and loss and show up with empathy for bereaved parents.Please join us to help spread the message, keep the conversation going, and show the bereaved parent community that they are NOT alone. Participate by lighting a candle on Wednesday, July 3rd, at 7:00 PM in your timezone to remember all of the children who have lost their lives too soon. If you would like to share a photo on social media to show your support, please use the hashtags: #nationalbereavedparentsday2024 #bereavedparentsday2024 #achildofmine #LoveLivesOn #NBPD24 Let's come together to honor and support parents who have faced the unimaginable loss of a child by spreading love and compassion. Let's raise awareness, foster understanding, and provide a community of comfort and healing. Share stories, lend a listening ear, or simply light a candle to show that no one has to grieve alone. Learn more at: https://achildofmine.org.uk/national-bereaved-parents-awareness-day/  8th Annual Pink and Blue Fun Run
Saturday, June 22, 2024, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM MT Lakeview Park (1304 7th Street North, Nampa, Idaho, 83687 The 8th Annual Pink and Blue Fun Run to support David's Hope Pregnancy and Infant Loss Ministry is coming up on Saturday, June 22, 2024, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM MT at Lakeview Park. Come dressed in creative pink and blue, and them in commemorating the lives of babies gone too soon. This year's theme at the Pink and Blue Fun Run/ Walk is "You are My Sunshine." The event will benefit David's Hope Pregnancy Loss Ministry, a non-profit organization based in Nampa, Idaho, that helps families cope with pregnancy loss, miscarriage, stillbirth, and early infant death. There will be plenty of fun for the whole family as well as prizes for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place, a drawing for all participants, and a prize for the very best pink and blue spirit!! There will also be raffles, face painting, vendors, and fun for the whole family! Register now at www.pinkandbluerun.com  Never Give Up Outdoor Fitness Community Event
June 22, 2024 from 9:00 - 11:00 AM Cultural Center (formerly known as HCC), 315 Stampede Drive, Nampa, ID 83687 All are invited to the "NEVER GIVE UP" Outdoor Fitness Community Event for a slim shady time full of fun, activities, prizes, music and exercise an a lot of information! This is a FREE community event aimed at encouraging our community to stay active and bring awareness to mental health. Expect: Vendors, prizes, & snacks. Let's come together, get moving, and support each other! Hosted by: Super Nutrition, GFS Home Loans, McAlvain Companies Inc. Don't forget to share your photos and tag @SuperNutrition Learn more at: https://www.facebook.com/SuperNutrition1422/  Wellness Retreat: A Weekend of Healing for Violent Crime Survivors
From October 4-6, 2024 in Gig Harbor, Washington Victim Support Services (VSS) is hosting a free to attend Wellness Retreat: A Weekend of Healing for Violent Crime Survivors, from October 4-6, 2024 in the serene and picturesque setting of Gig Harbor, WA and applications are now open! This exclusive retreat will take place at a private AirBnB location, revealed only to confirmed participants to ensure a safe and intimate environment. Each attendee will have their own bedroom, providing a personal space to unwind. Due to the nature of this retreat, they are limiting participation to just 6 individuals, allowing for a close-knit and supportive community. There is no cost to attend. - Immerse yourself in a safe environment filled with workshops and therapeutic activities to embrace healing, resilience and renewal - Find solace in a mindful ambiance - Forge meaningful connections with others who understand the journey toward empowerment Please note, applying does not guarantee a spot at the retreat. They will review each application carefully to ensure a warm, appropriate, and safe environment for all participants. Applications are open from June 3-30, and they will notify applicants of their status by July 10. For more details, please visit: https://victimsupportservices.org/help.../wellness-retreat/ For any questions or concerns, please reach out to their Community Support Coordinator, Liberty Miller, at [email protected]. Click the link below to apply. Applications are being accepted through June 30th. https://forms.gle/o5opoCtRaWYp1AP26 |
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