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Attend the ATW Speaker Series

Speakers will include local physicians, nurses, nutritionists, acupuncturists and other local health providers addressing a range of important health education topics and sharing their interest and experience.

 

Questions will be taken at the end of each presentation.

 

A $5 donation is suggested for each event, but no one is turned away

if they are unable to make a donation. ATW supports you in supporting your health!

 

 

LOGISTICS

 

Location: All meetings will be in the Willits Center for the Arts, 71 East. Commerical Street, Willits. 

 

Date: Series meets first Tuesday of each month from January through June and September through December.

 

Time: Presentations will start promptly at 5:30 PM so please plan on arriving a few minutes early to find a comfortable seat. Light refreshments will be provided.

 

Call Suzanne at 456-9676 with any questions.

 
 
January 2023

Connecting to Our Core Self: A Path to Well-Being

Carol Goldberg, Life Coach

Compassion Fatigue is the physical, emotional and psychological impact of helping others. This talk will teach the 5 body-based wellness skills that allow for the release of stress.

February 2023

Edie Cecarelli's 115th Birthday Parade

The lymphatic system is very important for our immune system. Learn how the two systems interact and ways to improve lymphatic flow.

March 2023

Let's Talk About Sex

Doris Wier, Relationship Coach

Ford Street Project is dedicated to assisting the addicted and homeless of Mendocino County to attain sobriety and improve self-sufficiency.

April 2023
Blue Zones Project re-scheduled until June
What is causing our young men to be under-motivated and under-achieving and how can we help them?
May 2023
Understanding Behavior
Redwood Children's Services re-sceduled until September
Grace talks about her experience working with parents going through the Family Re-Unification process

June 20, 2023

Become a Hospice Volunteer

Deane`a Jessup, MSW and Hospice Volunteer Coordinator

Hospice services focuses on whole-person care, supporting the patients and families with a deep sense of compassion and dedication by offering time, emotional support, resources, and peace of mind. Volunteers may continue to support families after the patient has passed in the bereavement program. Being a Hospice volunteer is a rich and rewarding experience. Please join us to learn how you can become a Hospice volunteer.

June 26, 2023

Blue Zones Project Story

Blue Zones Team

Blue Zones Project (BZP) is a community lead well-being initiative that encourages small changes that lead to healthier choices. The BZ team will share the BZ story, the life habits of the world's healthiest, longest-lived people, as well as explain the importance of our environment in how it impacts our health. Join us to learn how you can get involved!

July 2023: Summer Break

August 2023

Overdose Awareness Month

Maryanne Gould and Hailey

September 2023

Understanding Difficult Behavior in Children

Tiffany Tucker of RCS

October 2023

Nick Lawrence, Tools for Life Coach

November 2023

MCHAVN House Forum on Harm Reduction 

Aurelie Clivaz to moderate

December 2023

Death and Dying

Lorinda Williams, MSW

A comprehensive look at the dying process and what families need to know.

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