Workshops, programs, and projects are offered at various times throughout the year depending on interest, facilitators, and funding.
NIA Sessions - Fall '22
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Moving to Heal allows us to feel better by building a trusting relationship with the awareness of sensation. As a trauma-informed practice, each session will introduce a focus related to healing, and our moves will explore that focus. Nia blends the energies of dance, martial arts and healing arts. It is gentle and adaptable, suitable for all levels of fitness regardless of health status or mobility limitations, and can be enjoyed seated or standing. Moving together in community offers opportunities for shared rhythm and playful exploration. In Nia, we know that through movement, we find health. Who is Kathleen Naylor? Kathleen Naylor is a Nia Brown Belt and licensed teacher. She has been teaching Nia for 11 years, and loves to lead groups of people in exploring the joy of movement. A Registered Counselling Therapist, Kathleen is also an intermediate level Somatic Experiencing student. She is a longtime friend of Second Story, and is honoured to offer this movement practice to contribute to the wellness of all participants. You can learn more at Nia on the South Shore. |
Photography Wellness Group
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Join us for the Photography Wellness Group that will focus on using photography as a mindfulness practice. We will look at how photography can help manage anxiety and depression, and help you process emotions and feelings through pictures. Just bring your camera or phone! For more info or to register, info@secondstory.ca or 902-640-3044. No cost.
When: Tuesdays, October 18 - November 1,10:30 am to noon Where: Second Story Women's Centre, 18 Dufferin St, Lunenburg |
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Grief Support Group
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Grief Support Group for women and gender-oppressed people who are grieving the loss of a loved one.
1:30 - 3:00 pm Fridays, September 30 - November 4 @ Second Story Women's Centre in Lunenburg. Contact Christine at 902-397-1625 or christine@secondstory.ca for more information or to let her know that you're interested in attending. We do ask that folks let Christine know in advance if you're planning to attend. |
Please register for all workshops by calling or emailing SSWC. Programs are free and open to all women and gender-oppressed people. Any programming that is open to anyone in addition to the women, girls and gender-oppressed people that the Centre serves will be advertised as such or say, "Everyone welcome."