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Engaging Community Through Diverse Educational Workshops and Programs

Join us for a variety of educational workshops designed to empower individuals and families in our community. From Music Monday Coordinator Training to estate planning and mental health discussions, our programs aim to enrich lives. Explore the exciting Youth Exploring Science Series, PALS Parenting Workshops, and Brainy Boomers Learning Series focused on aging and memory. Our offerings also include vital topics such as legal issues, nutrition for aging, and balancing work-life. Let's nurture curiosity and connection through learning together!

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Engaging Community Through Diverse Educational Workshops and Programs

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  1. Videoconferences Opportunities for your Community

  2. Sample VC • Music Monday

  3. Coordinator Training Series Web 2.0 Excel Partnerships Advertizing and Marketing

  4. Ami Quebec Series “Will & Estate Planning.” Sylvain Carpentier (Wed Nov 16 2011) “Laughter: Learn why it’s good for you.” Albert Nerenberg (Thurs Feb 2 2012) “Could it be a mental illness? How to encourage someone to get help.” Dr. Allan Fielding (Wed Mar 28 2012) “Medications and treatments: What’s available.” Dr. David Bloom (Wed May 16 2012) “Understanding court orders and how the police can help.” Michael Arruda & David Parry (Date to be determined)

  5. Youth Exploring Science Series Saturdays in February and March (excluding Spring Break) • Workshops designed for kids and teens to acquire new knowledge and, at the same time, to have fun and use their creativity. • This series of workshops aims at creating interest and nurturing scientific curiosity while having fun.

  6. PALS Parenting Workshop Series. • What's Happening at Home? Balancing work life and family • How to Read to Children 0-12 • Learning Styles: Help your child be a successful learner Additional possibilities • Victims, Bullies and Violence: What can parents do about it? • Role Models and Social Skills

  7. Brainy Boomers Learning Series • “Aging and Memory”Dr. Dolly Dastoor, PhD • “Legal Issues for Brainy Boomers and Beyond”Kelly Woodford, Notary • “Coping strategies for caregivers and family members of dementia patients”Dr. Loraine Mazzella, MD, FCCP (C) • “How is Your Hearing?” André Sirois, Audiologist • “Your Smile Healthy for Life!”Dr. Michael Wiseman, DDS • Eat Your Age! – Nutrition for Successful Aging“ Amy Pronovost, P.Dt.

  8. Quebec Farmers’ Association Series • Farm Food Forum • 5 Winter workshops to be offered on the last Thursday of every month (November to May excluding December). • Connection to Community School Gardens and bringing a Farmer’s Market to your CLC.

  9. More Possibilities • French For The Future • Revenue Canada Tax Training • How Money Works • MILR • Book Talk • Theatre Wakefield • Autism • Breast Cancer • 5-30 Challenge • Grant Writing workshops • Cardiovascular • Music Monday • Segal Centre/McGill Faculty of Music • Carbon Footprint • Royal Botanical Gardens • Meet the author Blue Metropolis and others

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