By Jan Boal, RN Each of us has our own definition of what peace means. All these thoughts are good medicine for our body, mind and spirit. During this time of unrest…
Category: Wellness
RISING HEARTS STUDIO: Monthly Art Gathering – Rock Painting Sunday Nov. 26th
Please join us for our monthly Open Art Studio series – this month is ROCK PAINTING. Sunday November 26th 4-6PM – $10/suggested donation. THIS IS A FUN COMMUNITY EVENT OPEN TO ALL!…
FREE offerings for pregnant, postpartum families provided by the Build Your Nest Postpartum Navigator Pilot Project – Parent Pop In Nov. 17, Manzanita Library; Online Workshops & More
The Build Your Nest Postpartum Navigator Pilot Project is a community based program for families in the perinatal period offering classes and direct support. Parent Pop In, Manzanita Library, November 17th, stop in…
TILLAMOOK COUNTY WELLNESS: Preventing Medical Disasters
By Michelle Jenck, M Ed. October was Emergency Preparedness Month. It was a reminder that we can be caught off guard at any moment and that negative consequences of the unexpected can…
Energy Healing Event Nov. 4 & 5 Old Mill Event Center in Garibaldi
This weekend is the Energy Healing Event in Garibaldi at the Old Mill Event Center in Garibaldi. Energy Healing Event will run Saturday Nov 4th from 9a-5p & Sunday 5th from 10a-4p….
Tillamook Residents Honored for Building Bridges Across Differences
A team of 9 residents bringing financial literacy courses to Tillamook featured at the national Bridge-Building Innovation Showcase. A team of nine Oregonians who have worked across differences to promote financial education…
HEALING ARTS: Crystal Basics Class Oct. 28th at Rising Hearts Studio, Nehalem
Crystal Basics Class October 28th 9-10:30 AM – at Rising Hearts Studio in Nehalem Have you been wanting to learn basic practices for using crystals for healing? This is your chance! Join…
TILLAMOOK YMCA FREE WELLNESS PROGRAMS: Diabetes Prevention, Together we can Prevent Type 2 Diabetes!
New Cohort Starts Monday, October 23, 2023 at Noon Here’s a testimonial from a current Diabetes Prevention Program participant: Karen Patterson, 36 years old, two daughters, lived in PNW her whole life,…
OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY NEWS: National study concludes Measure 110 has not led to more overdose deaths; Mental health support available 24/7 to Oregon farmworkers
National study concludes Measure 110 has not led to more overdose deaths The Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) has published a study* finding Measure 110 has not contributed to alarming increases in overdose deaths in Oregon. Measure…
Health Cares About Domestic Violence; Turn the Town Purple to Shine the Light on Domestic Violence
Research has shown domestic violence and abuse is associated with the development of chronic health conditions including diabetes, obesity, eating disorders, and substance abuse. You may be asked routinely about high blood…
