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20/02/2019
Moving Forward With Stroke - Goderich
2:00 pm to 3:30 pm / Goderich: Harbor Hills Retirement Community / A drop-in support group for adult stroke survivors and caregivers!
21/02/2019
Wine & Cheese Tasting - Supporting Clinton Public Hospital Foundation
7 p.m. / Clinton Town Hall / Tickets $25 - includes 8 sample tickets / Tickets available at Clinton Town Hall, Clinton Public Hospital Foundation Office or online
Research has found that regular physical activity appears as effective as psychotherapy for treating mild to moderate depression. Therapists also report that patients who exercise regularly simply feel better and are less likely to overeat or abuse alcohol and drugs. Source: CMHA
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Bereavement Support

A list of community bereavement supports is available from the Chaplain's Office.

If you would like to know what supports are available to you in the community please contact the Chaplain at 519-272-8210 Ext. 2768.

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