EPSI's Community Education Sessions - 99 to date!

East Prince Seniors Initiative will be hosting it's 100th Community Education Session on Thursday, January 3 at 10:30 a.m.      We are currently working on the January schedule and hope to have it ready before Christmas.  

We are SO fortunate to have such wonderful presenters who will come and give their time to deliver sessions.    (REMEMBER:  Although sessions are sometimes geared to seniors, they are open to everyone, regardless of age.   And you will find that many topics are for a very broad audience.    They are also FREE. )

We hope you will drop by in the new year - come often!    We would love to see you.    

If you want any more information about our sessions, why not drop by the EPSI office at Credit Union Place or give us a call at 888-21754.    MERRY CHRISTMAS!  

 

1. PLEASE NOTE:    This is an excellent program!
   
   LIVING A HEALTHY LIFE is a fun and practical program that helps people with ongoing health conditions (e.g. heart disease, diabetes, lung disease, stroke, etc.) overcome daily challenges and maintain active, fulfilling lives.
2. The program is also open to caregiver, loved ones, and anyone ready to make lifestyle changes to improve their health. Topics covered include managing symptoms, healthy eating, exercise, better communication, and how to make daily tasks easier.
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   Sessions are held once a week for 2.5 hours over a six week period. The program costs $10 and participants receive a copy of the book: Living a Healthy Life with Chronic Conditions.
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   Wednesdays beginning January 9th in Summerside at the Trinity United Church from 9:30am - 12 noon
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   To register, call 1-888-854-7244 (toll free).
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   Additional information about the program is attached or online at www.peihealthyliving.ca. Living a Healthy Life is organized through the Department of Health and Wellness.

Community Education session for the week of December 3-7th.

On Tuesday, December 4 at 7 p.m. Seward Bouchie and Gloria Schurman are doing a presentation called Computers:  Why Bother?  We will touch on the many varied uses for computers and give examples of the common computer devices used in everyday life.  A good overview for anyone who wants to learn more about what computers can do and the reasons they might want to learn about them.

On Thursday, December 6 at 10:30 a.m., Ann Miller from the Canadian Cancer Society will be giving an overview of the society's role and their programs.  She will also talk about how friends and families can help when someone has been diagnosed.  This promises to be a very informative and worthwhile talk.

Please remember that sessions are free and open to everyone.

If you would like more information on either of these sessions, please call us at 888-2174.  Hope to see you!

Community Education session for the week of November 26-30th

On Tuesday November 27th at 7 p.m. Dr. Doug Carmody will host an informal chat about men's health.  Bring along your questions - this is an excellent opportunity to learn from a very knowledgeable health professional.

On Thursday November 29th at 10:30 a.m., Jules Aucoin, from the provincial government, will talk about what you need to know about PEI's long-term care program.  He will give an overview of how the program works, with lots of time to answer any questions you may have.

Please remember that sessions are free and open to everyone. 

If you like more information on either of these sessions, please call us at 888-2174.   Hope to see you!

Community Education Sessions for the week of November 12-16th. 

On Tuesday November 13 at 7 p.m.  We have Cindy Cameron, a Summerside lawyer, touching on many legal issues, including wills, estates families and planning for the future.  Cindy has a real interest in sharing information with the community, and this should be a session of interest to many.

On Thursday, November 15 at 10:30 a.m., we will be hosting a free session in Gentle Fit with Melanie Ramsay-Mugridge.  Drop out and experiencce this very popular form of excerise in a group session.  All are welcome, and there are ongoing classes available if you want to continue after your introductory class.

Please remember that sessions are free and open to everyone.

If you like more information on either of these sessions, please call us at 888-2174.    Hope to see you!