PACE Open House and Barbecue – In Acknowledgement of Sexual Violence Awareness Month Save the date: Join us at the PACE Centre on May 10th for a FREE Community BBQ and Open House with food and refreshments sponsored by Enerflex in acknowledgement fo Sexual Violence Awareness Month. Open to everyone! […]
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Empowerment Through Defense – Women’s Self-Defense Workshop Join us on May 11 for an empowering event in acknowledgement of Sexual Violence Awareness Month. In collaboration with ENGAGE Athletic Performance, Wolfs Den Martial Arts Supply and PACE: Community Support Sexual Assault & Trauma Centre, we are hosting a Women’s Self-Defense Workshop
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Empowerment Through Healing – Navigating Trauma In acknowledgement of Sexual Violence Awareness Month, PACE Centre will be offering a presentation on understanding trauma, healthy coping and body mindfulness. 2 hour workshop Registration required No Fee Zoom and In-Person Option Email to Register
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Building Healthy Bonds – Recognizing and Addressing Unhealthy Relationships In acknowledgement of sexual violence awareness month, PACE centre will be offering a presentation on understanding and addressing unhealthy relationships. This presentation will also focus on understanding trauma and healthy coping in the aftermath of sexual violence. 1 hour workshop Location:
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Empower & Restore – A trauma-informed yoga and wellness workshop Discover the tools to nurture your well-being and find inner harmony. Join us of an empowering full day of Trauma-Informed Yoga and Wellness workshops dedicated to honoring survivors and raising awareness during Sexual Violence Awareness Month. This event is
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The Ministry of Children and Family Services is running a family violence prevention public awareness campaign on social media and other platforms during the month of March. This campaign promotes calling, texting or chatting with the Family Violence Info Line to survivors and bystanders of family violence. Whether reaching out
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Inter-Generational Healing: A trauma informed approach to parenting (IGH or IGH-TIP) IGH is a closed support group that provides participants opportunity to understand and work through underlying and often complex issues and challenges to safe and positive parenting. Participants will build or add to their toolkits for enjoying more positive
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Community Support Training Schedule 2024 For more information please visit: https://www.nwpolytech.ca/ce/ Here are the available 2024 Winter Community Support Training Courses. Courses can be taken as a part of the Crisis Response Certificate or as a stand-alone course. All courses are open to community members, professionals, students, first responders and
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This presentation will help participants identify the difference between situational violence & intimate partner violence.
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The Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) training workshop was developed by the Mental Health Commission of Canada to help people provide initial support to someone who may be developing a mental health problem or experiencing a mental health crisis. MHFA teaches mental health first aid skills. The philosophy behind MHFA
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To function effectively in the helping professions you need to be in good shape mentally, emotionally and physically. In this workshop, you will develop a better understanding of burnout, vicarious trauma and compassion fatigue, the consequences of each, and strategies to help you avoid compassion fatigue. It is more than
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This presentation will give individuals an overview of how to recognize, respond to, and support children/youth experiencing sexual violence. It will also give an overview of the negative influence of social media usage and how to keep yourself and your child(ren) safe from online sexual exploitation.
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It’s not easy or comfortable to talk about family violence, which is exactly why we should. November is Family Violence Prevention Month and the Government of Alberta will be using that opportunity to host a couple of important conversations. Save the dates: • November 16 at 1:30 p.m. – Boys
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