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On Thursday, September 10th at 6:00pm, join us at Central Park (15th Ave. & Scarth Street, Regina) for an evening of connection, compassion, and hope. This free, family-friendly event brings our community together to raise awareness, share support, and learn about local programs and services that make a difference. Our very own Stacey Adelman will […] |
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Feline Good is a unique 7-session Animal-Assisted Therapy group designed for teens ages 12–16 who are experiencing social or mental health challenges. Open to teens of all genders, this supportive program provides opportunities to build confidence, connection, and emotional well-being through Animal-Assisted Therapy, skill-building, and community involvement. Participants will complete volunteer training through the Regina […] |
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Ages 8 Years to Adult (Children under 11-years must attend with an adult) The loss of a beloved pet can be deeply painful and is often overlooked as a source of real grief. This small-group experience provides a supportive space to process emotions, share memories, and honour the bond shared with animal companions. Join Nathalie, […] |
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Ready to build on existing social communication skills? This supportive summer intensive is designed for children who are ready to strengthen more advanced social communication skills, deepen peer connections, and build confidence navigating social situations in a small, encouraging group setting. Using a neurodiversity-affirming, strengths-based approach, participants will continue developing practical skills in ways that […] |
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Success Squad is a strength-based, trauma-informed group designed to help children understand ADHD in an affirming and empowering way. Participants will learn about how the ADHD brain works, explore social-emotional learning skills, build coping strategies, and develop confidence in self-advocacy. Sessions incorporate movement, art, play, and storytelling to support learning and connection. Important: The first […] |
