Events at The Women’s Place Resource Centre     ******************************************************************

                                              For information on events at The Women's Place

                                               Call : (902) 638- 8566

March 6, 2010                                                 

Standing Our Ground

Parent Abuse Group from a Cognitive Behavioural Approach

Facilitated by Shelly West M.Sc. Psychologist (Cand. Reg)

Topic include: education about parent abuse; dispelling harmful myths and societal messages about the causes of parent abuse; adressing problematic thought patterns and core beliefs; skill building(boundaries, assertiveness, self

esteem); problem solving; and situation management (anger management skills).

Location: The Women's Place, Cornwallis N.S.

When Saturdays 1-2 p.m.

Starts March 6, 2010  runs 8 consecutive weeks

call (902) 638-8566 to register

 

April 13, 2010 p

Supporting Senior Women's Security and Safety

A community strategy session  to share & gather information with others who want to make sure that our communities are safe and secure for everyone.

Location: The Women's Place, Cornwallis N.S.

When April 13, 2010  A one day workshop 11:00 - 3:00 Lunch provided

Call (902) 638-8566

 

ril  13, 2010

The Road Here

This is the title of a book that reflects the experiences and wisdom of women in our communities.  Edited by Rachel Brighton, this book tells the stories of women who made wonderful contributions to our area.  The book is available for sale for $10.95 at The Women’s Place Resource Centre.  All proceeds go to the Francis Mills Clements Bursary Fund.

Self Defense for Women

This program is available when there are ten women interested in participating.  Each session is about two hours long, and shows women how to protect themselves and how to get away from an attacker.  Eileen Doucet-Walsh is the instructor.  She has a Black Belt in Karate, and lives in Annapolis Royal.

 

International Child Assault Prevention Project (ICAP)

ICAP engages children in an interactive workshop that empowers them to have a voice and strategize how to protect themselves from bullying, strangers, and known adults who may be dangerous.  According to parents who have written testimonials to ICAP, “the information presented is not threatening – only helpful.”  For more information on ICAP, please check out their website at www.internationalcap.org.

 

Francis Mills-Clements Bursary Fund

This bursary for women resulted from a tribute for a very active woman in our community, Francis Mills-Clements.  Upon her request any donations from the tribute were to go to a bursary fund.  The fund is managed by The Women’s Place Resource Centre and the Nova Scotia Advisory on the Council of Women.  Each June, there is a bursary dispersed to a woman within Annapolis, Kings, and Digby Counties.  If you would like more information on this bursary, check our website or call The Women’s Centre at 638-8566.

 

 

Please Note

  • Programs are free and open to all women, unless otherwise stated.
  • Please register for all programs by calling The Women's Place Resource Centre at 638-8566.
  • Coed programs are advertised as such, or say "everyone welcome".
  • The Women's Place Resource Centre is a scent-free environment.
  • All programs are offered at The Women's Place Resource Centre unless otherwise stated.
  • Some facilitators of programs are not employed by The Women's Place Resource Centre. We offer space to women who provide professional community programming which is consistent with the philosophy of empowerment of women.

 


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