Our instructors are trained in a variety of disciplines to help participants learn practical and effective ways to care for their bodies and their minds. Explore our offerings below!
Facilitator: John Mitchell, Registered Psychiatric Nurse (RPN, RN, BSN, MSc)
The group meets once monthly, every 3rd Wednesday evening, 6:30 to 8:30.
No fee.
Requirements: Registration (pending approval of facilitator)
Please complete the form to register
Begins on Wednesday, December 13th (held on the 2nd Wednesday of each month)
7:00 pm to 8:00pm
1106 Winnipeg Street, Classroom area on the 2nd Floor (accessible by stairs or elevator)
Grief Solace Circle is a support group for adults who are grieving.
We offer support for all types of loss including major life changes, loss of relationships, death of a loved one, loss of a job, or loss of health, as some examples. We offer a support circle where people feel safe to share their experiences and feelings as well as offer tools to help people process their grief.
This group offers a place where there is permission to grieve.
The group will meet once monthly and is free of charge.
Held on the 2nd Wednesday of each month: 7:00pm to 8:00pm
**all registration applications are private and confidential**
Wanda Gronhovd is a grief facilitator, author, and retired nurse. She worked in palliative care for
many years and leads grief workshops and retreats.
Requirements: Online Registration
Target group: adults
Held weekly on Wednesdays beginning September 13th, 2023
2:30pm to 4:00pm
1106 Winnipeg Street
This group is offered by our Counselling and Lifestyles Department
Held weekly on Wednesdays from 2:30pm to 4:00pm
On-going.
Group highlights:
Social connection, games, wellness topics, healthy snacks and beverages, and opportunities to meet other seniors.
Guest speakers will featured once a month.
The Regina Community Clinic gratefully acknowledges the financial support of the G. Murray and Edna Forbes Foundation Fund at the South Saskatchewan Community Foundation, which is a public foundation serving the people of South Saskatchewan. The SSCF builds permanently endowed charitable funds for the changing need and opportunities of the community and provides grants to the eligible charitable organizations and qualified donees in Animal Welfare, Arts and Culture, Community Development, Education and Scholarships, Environmental Health, Social Services, Spiritual, and Sports and Recreation sectors.
Requirements: 55 years and older
Target group: 55 years and older