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Monday, May 16, 2022 6:30pm EST
Carion Fenn Foundation presents our 2nd Annual Resilience Workshop on Monday, May 16, 2022 6:30pm – 8:30pm Eastern in partnership with Clarington Public Library and the Municipality of Clarington sponsored by The Ajax Legion and The Islamic Society of Ajax featuring Maria James-Shier, author of Cultivating Compassion; Candace Singh, Adult Educator at CMHA Durham and Rev. Michlynn Walton, Owner of The Cove Collective focusing on compassion.
Our Workshop is FREE to the public with presentations, breakout sessions & a healing activity. Learn how to recognize, build or continue to build your resilience to be the best you. Please join us and share this event so that others may receive needed support or information. Once registered, you will receive a confirmation email with details on how to join on the day of our program.
Register Now at https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/resilience-workshop-2022-tickets-298929896367
6:30pm – 6:45pm: Welcome & Greetings
6:45pm– 7:05pm: Maria James-Shier, Registered Nurse & Author
7:05pm – 7:25pm: Rev. Michlynn Walton, The Cove Collective
7:25pm - 7:45pm: CMHA Durham - Candace Singh, Adult Educator
7:45pm – 8:15pm: Breakout Session - Maria James-Shier & CMHA Durham
8:15pm – 8:25pm: Healing Activity - CMHA Durham
8:25pm – 8:30pm: Closing
This year we launched our Mental Health T-Shirt, Let's Talk About Mental Health to increase awareness and help support our programs. Get your T-Shirt now available from our online store.
Carion Fenn Foundation
289-923-8170
Speakers
Candace Singh, ADULT EDUCATOR
CANADIAN MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION DURHAM
Candace has worked in the nonprofit sector for over six years helping to support the sustainable development of the social determinants of health in communities. She holds an Honours Bachelor of Science and advocates for both physical and mental health. Currently pursuing a Master of Education, Candace is passionate about using education as a way to engage and inform communities of the importance of accessing community supports such as libraries and mental wellness organizations like the Canadian Mental Health Association of Durham.
Maria James-Shier, RN, MN, CPXP
AUTHOR OF CULTIVATE COMPASSION: SELF KINDNESS COUNTS.
As a Registered Nurse, Maria brings experience in healthcare delivery and end-of-life family caregiving. The spring of 2020 provided an unanticipated silver lining to COVID 19 – the gift of dedicated time to make this qualitative research project ‘Cultivate Compassion: Self Kindness Counts’ a reality. Her debut work explores how front-line caregivers remain resilient to adversity. Stories from the field of caregiving uncover life hacks to boost compassion and resiliency for both professional and family caregivers. Resiliency is based on compassion not only for ourselves but also for others. We invite you to collectively pause to explore the strengths and resources that we already possess and provide inspiration to integrate a host of new wellness strategies. When not immersed in thoughtful ventures or wanderlust, Maria can be found balancing on her yoga mat or blending green juice.
Rev. Michlynn Walton
Rev. Michlynn Walton has been connected to the Elemental Energies from a very early age. She draws on the energies unique properties as a means to navigate her journey and learn about the world we live in. Her accreditation's include: Ordained Metaphysical Reverend, Reiki, Soul Retrieval, Quantum Touch, EFT, and Sound Vibration Healing Teacher/Mentor/ Practitioner - Public speaker, Energy Intuitive - Spiritual Workshop & Retreat Facilitator - Birth & Death Doula, Grief Counselor & Hospice Worker. Rev Michlynn shares her gifts all over the world.
Program PARTNERS
RESILIENCE WORKSHOP (Clarington)
Carion Fenn Foundation presents our 2nd Annual Resilience Workshop on Monday, May 16, 2022 6:30pm – 8:30pm Eastern in partnership with Clarington Public Library and The Municipality of Clarington featuring Maria James-Shier, Candace Singh at CMHA Durham and Rev. Michlynn Walton at The Cove Collective focusing on Compassion. Our Workshop is FREE to the public with presentations, a breakout session with our speakers & a healing activity. Please join us and share this event so that others may receive needed support or information. Once registered, you will receive a confirmation email with details on how to join on the day of our program. Learn how to recognize, build, or continue to build your resilience to be the best you.
MENTAL HEALTH FORUM (Ajax)
Our Virtual 5th Annual Mental Health Forum, Wednesday October 6, 2021 6:30pm – 8:30pm Eastern in partnership with Ajax Public Library and Lakeridge Health focusing on Selfcare. Sponsored by Ajax Legion and the Islamic Society of Ajax. Our Forum is FREE to the public for 2 hours and features speakers such as Durham Mental Health Services - David Clarke, Fitness with Tavis Edward, Registered Nurse Tanis Russel, Canadian Mental Health Association Durham - Alec King & Breakout Session to talk about ways to care for yourself when you need selfcare.
MENTAL HEALTH SYMPOSIUM (Oshawa)
Due to Covid-19 our Mental Health Symposium June 17, 2020 has been merged with our Mental Health Forum October 10, 2020 at 12pm.
4th Annual Mental Health Symposium in partnership with Ajax Public Library, Lakeridge Health and Ajax Home Week. Featuring speakers including Leslie McKenna-McConnell, Cordelia Julien-Clarke, Jim VanDusen and exhibitors including Canadian Mental Health Association, Durham Mental Health Services, Home Healing Hues and more. Listen to our speakers, ask questions, network with others, participate in our breakaway session on Empathy, enjoy light refreshments and fill out an entry ballot to win great prizes!
MENTAL HEALTH CHAT (Pickering)
Mental Health Chat in partnership with Ajax Legion. Join us for our FREE Weekly Virtual Mental Health Chat May 10, 20XX – June 10, 20XX 7pm – 8:30pm EST. Our Chat provide support through various mental health & wellness experts and community through information, support, and a Q & A. Our chat not only helps to encourage social engagement, but also promotes participation and maintaining relationships as part of championing mental wellness. Our program runs for 1.5 hours in length with 50 minutes speaking time and then 40 minutes dedicated for an interactive session of questions to the speakers.