Courses
Well Central courses
May 2026
26
May
The Stages of Change (Selkirk, MB)
May 26, 2026 to June 2, 2026
10:15 am to 11:45 am
Change is not always a linear process; it can involve mixed emotions, setbacks, and periods of growth. The stages of change model represent the six stages a person generally goes through when [...]
27
May
Turning Pages
Turning Pages is a six-week mental health program designed for adults aged 50 and over who may be experiencing sadness, anxiety, or challenges related [...]
27
May
Trending Practices in Job Retention
This workshop will help you identify interpersonal skills and strategies to keep your new job. This session focuses on learning about communication styles, professional [...]
27
May
Online Course - Conquering Negative Thought Patterns
Struggling to overcome negative thinking? This free, 1.5 hour online course will explore the patterns of negative thoughts and present a two-step process for changing [...]
28
May
Addiction and the Brain (In-person)
Addiction can affect anyone, and it often shows up in ways that feel confusing or out of control This session explores how addiction impacts [...]
28
May
Addiction and the Brain (Online)
Addiction can affect anyone, and it often shows up in ways that feel confusing or out of control This session explores how addiction impacts [...]
28
May
The Stages of Change
Change is not always a linear process; it can involve mixed emotions, setbacks, and periods of growth. The stages of change model represent the six stages a person generally goes through when [...]
June 2026
02
Jun
Embracing Acceptance (In-person)
Acceptance is about noticing and acknowledging situations as they are, even when they are difficult or uncomfortable. It does not mean liking or agreeing [...]
02
Jun
Embracing Acceptance (Online)
Acceptance is about noticing and acknowledging situations as they are, even when they are difficult or uncomfortable. It does not mean liking or agreeing [...]
02
Jun
Insights into OCD (Selkirk, MB)
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is more than a preference for order or routine. It is a mental health condition involving two key components: obsessions, which [...]