VBIP is a unique, embodied approach to coaching neurodivergent and trauma-affected individuals towards living in a more holistic, grounded understanding of themselves and their potential for agency, autonomy and active participation in their daily lives. February 21–22, 9 a.m. –5 p.m. daily
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Registration Fee (includes snack and lunch) $150 + HST (Regular) $120 + HST (Early Bird, register by September 30, 2023) Details at uoft.me/cricevents/#ac-1810 About the Workshop (FOR CLERGY, CHAPLAINS, SPIRITUAL CARE PROVIDERS) Spiritual Care to the dying and bereaved, while being one of the most satisfying aspects of ministry, has always had challenges. We embrace those struggling with difficult decisions. The advent of MAiD has increased the complexity of these conversations and...
Join everyone for an informative session on Aging in Place, what is involved, what to prepare for and all over lunch! Registration is required so please email office@northleaunited.ca or call 416 425 5252 with your name, contact information and number of people who will be attending. Hope you see you there!
Join Affirm United/ S’affirmer Ensemble and Affirming Connections to learn about the malicious misinformation campaign and threats that have been launched against the drag and 2SLGBTQ+ communities across Canada-and what you can do. Our speakers will: address some of the dangerous myths circulating around drag, trans and other queer identities; look at recent Canadian online and in-person instances of anti 2SLGBTQ+ hate, some of which include Christian groups; explain how these connect to wider...