Join this peer group for people who experience mental health challenges and for those who care about them. Presented by Sharlisa Davis. Held every Wednesday from 4-5pm. Topics include: Empowerment and responsibility The importance of education Developing a Wellness Action Recovery Plan Taking preventative action Diet, light, and exercise Challenging negative thoughts Stress reduction and...
You will find free educational materials and information on support groups and education programs for dementia. For more details call 800-272-3900. Find them in the Community Room.
This support group is open to all. Topics rotate w/focus on life after stroke, education & prevention. Held every Thursday at 10:30 am. Community stroke survivors & one support person is there. Call 208-262-8700 for more information More information here.
This is a fun group of people with Parkinson's that are doing yoga type stretching and a line dance kind of exercise. It can be adapted to any ability level, even if you're using a walker or want to sit in a chair. Meets the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Thursday of the month.
A free opportunity available to anyone in the community. Find resources related to clothing, disability, education, employment, food, housing, hygiene, medical, mentorship, and treatment. Learn about the resources in our community and gather information about programs available to assist you. For more information call 208-848-6642.
Join DAC for these Recovery-Friendly events! In partnership with Kootenai Recovery Community Center we will host some art and crafts. All supplies provided no art skills needed! Let’s build an art project together and meet with peers about what your needs might be. Call 208-932-8005 to reserve a spot.
Harvest your creativity with Paper Collage. Try your hand at paper mosaic and create a harvest themed "stained glass window" effect for your art. All supplies provided. This hobby group is an all-ages, judgement -free activity group for those with disabilities in our community. Our goal is to build friendship and connection, to learn new...
Join the Arc of Spokane and other local partners for an opportunity to speak with representatives. Engage directly with elected officials and candidates about the priorities impacting individuals with disabilities and their families. Register here.
This is a safe and encouraging environment to meet peers dealing with the same issues. Bring your friends that are looking for support. They meet in the area outside Pullman Regional Hospital's Red Sage Cafe.
Join in the upcoming walk event in Coeur d'Alene. Show your support for research to end Alzheimer's. Register at this link.