Small peer sharing circle supporting women in various stages of life. Including but not limited to, women struggling in life, or with stages of change in addiction. A support group for women looking to make a change, share experiences and supporting one another.
Date: Mondays beginning July 14, 21, 28 & August 11, 18, 2025 *August 11th & 18th sessions at Rainbow Ridge Golf Course. Transportation Provided. Times: 9:00am-10:30am 8-10 years 11:00am-12:30pm 11-14 years Location: 4 Directions Complex Aundeck Omni Kaning Space is Limited Provided: Lessons using the Starting New At Golf equipment Healthy Snacks Club Rentals, Driving Range, and Green Fees at Rainbow Ridge Golf Course To register, contact: Mandy McGraw (705) 282-4809 For more information, contact: Mark Peltier (705) 968-0626 mark.peltier@nthc.ca
SPRING: WAKE UP - A playful art journaling group series for adults 18+ in Espanola and surrounding area. Take a break and be curious with us! Registration Required. 6 participants per group A journal will be provided, and supplies will be available during group time. Participants will have an opportunity to experiment with different materials, connect with the earth, and each other. Prompts provided by the facilitator weekly, relating to the theme of each group. To register, please contact the Facilitator: Nicole Jol RSSW, DWHEAT (she/they) Mental Health and Addiction Counsellor Email: nicole.jol@noojmowin-teg.ca Mobile: (705) 968-0795 About the Facilitator: Nicole is a Polish/Dutch second generation Canadian, counsellor, artist, and student completing the final stages of a dual diploma program in Art and Expressive Arts Therapy with the Winnipeg Holistic Expressive Arts Therapy Institute.
Dates: Thursdays- July 17, 24, 31 & August 7, 14, & 21, 2025 Time: 3:00-4:00pm 10 years & under 4:00-5:30pm 11 years & up 5:30 - 7:00pm Open for adults/families Location: Assiginack Arena Manitowaning, ON P0P 1N0 All Equipment Provided Healthy Snacks and Beverages provided Tournament on August 21st: Boys Singles Girls Singles Open Doubles (Parent/Adult & Child must partner) *Warm-Ups begin 4:00pm, Tournament starts at 5:00pm To register, please visit www.assiginack.ca > Events tab > Online Booking. Or, contact: Kelly Ranta recdirector@assiginack.ca Open Badminton Drop-In no registration required. Alternative contact: Mark Peltier (705) 968-0626 mark.peltier@nthc.ca
Small peer sharing circle supporting women in various stages of life. Including but not limited to, women struggling in life, or with stages of change in addiction. A support group for women looking to make a change, share experiences and supporting one another.
SPRING: WAKE UP - A playful art journaling group series for adults 18+ in Espanola and surrounding area. Take a break and be curious with us! Registration Required. 6 participants per group A journal will be provided, and supplies will be available during group time. Participants will have an opportunity to experiment with different materials, connect with the earth, and each other. Prompts provided by the facilitator weekly, relating to the theme of each group. To register, please contact the Facilitator: Nicole Jol RSSW, DWHEAT (she/they) Mental Health and Addiction Counsellor Email: nicole.jol@noojmowin-teg.ca Mobile: (705) 968-0795 About the Facilitator: Nicole is a Polish/Dutch second generation Canadian, counsellor, artist, and student completing the final stages of a dual diploma program in Art and Expressive Arts Therapy with the Winnipeg Holistic Expressive Arts Therapy Institute.
JOSEPH SYRETTE is Anishinaabe Ojibwe from Batchewana First Nation located in Sault Ste Marie, Ontario. He currently lives in Mount Pleasant, Michigan with his Family. Growing up as a traditional shkaabewis “helper” Joe has learned to balance his spiritual and personal life while continuing to always remain humble with the knowledge he carries. He has spent his young and adolescent years in Ontario learning how to live in duality between the modern world and traditional Anishinaabe world through fasting and attending ceremonies. He currently helps communities and other traditional people and healers when needed allowing his knowledge and traditional teachings to grow. He has also gained knowledge and language from his traditional Ojibwe family, as well as the many elders and spiritual people from Batchewana, Garden River and other First Nations across North America and the United States. Spending a life time of listening and learning about himself as an Anishinaabe person, this has allowed him to value and respect all physical and spiritual beings and their protocols. He has had the opportunity of working alongside many different elders and healers to which he has been given teachings and rights to helping his Anishnaabek relatives with spiritual healing. Traditional Ceremony/ Services: […]
JOSEPH SYRETTE is Anishinaabe Ojibwe from Batchewana First Nation located in Sault Ste Marie, Ontario. He currently lives in Mount Pleasant, Michigan with his Family. Growing up as a traditional shkaabewis “helper” Joe has learned to balance his spiritual and personal life while continuing to always remain humble with the knowledge he carries. He has spent his young and adolescent years in Ontario learning how to live in duality between the modern world and traditional Anishinaabe world through fasting and attending ceremonies. He currently helps communities and other traditional people and healers when needed allowing his knowledge and traditional teachings to grow. He has also gained knowledge and language from his traditional Ojibwe family, as well as the many elders and spiritual people from Batchewana, Garden River and other First Nations across North America and the United States. Spending a life time of listening and learning about himself as an Anishinaabe person, this has allowed him to value and respect all physical and spiritual beings and their protocols. He has had the opportunity of working alongside many different elders and healers to which he has been given teachings and rights to helping his Anishnaabek relatives with spiritual healing. Traditional Ceremony/ Services: […]
Small peer sharing circle supporting women in various stages of life. Including but not limited to, women struggling in life, or with stages of change in addiction. A support group for women looking to make a change, share experiences and supporting one another.
SPRING: WAKE UP - A playful art journaling group series for adults 18+ in Espanola and surrounding area. Take a break and be curious with us! Registration Required. 6 participants per group A journal will be provided, and supplies will be available during group time. Participants will have an opportunity to experiment with different materials, connect with the earth, and each other. Prompts provided by the facilitator weekly, relating to the theme of each group. To register, please contact the Facilitator: Nicole Jol RSSW, DWHEAT (she/they) Mental Health and Addiction Counsellor Email: nicole.jol@noojmowin-teg.ca Mobile: (705) 968-0795 About the Facilitator: Nicole is a Polish/Dutch second generation Canadian, counsellor, artist, and student completing the final stages of a dual diploma program in Art and Expressive Arts Therapy with the Winnipeg Holistic Expressive Arts Therapy Institute.
Small peer sharing circle supporting women in various stages of life. Including but not limited to, women struggling in life, or with stages of change in addiction. A support group for women looking to make a change, share experiences and supporting one another.
SPRING: WAKE UP - A playful art journaling group series for adults 18+ in Espanola and surrounding area. Take a break and be curious with us! Registration Required. 6 participants per group A journal will be provided, and supplies will be available during group time. Participants will have an opportunity to experiment with different materials, connect with the earth, and each other. Prompts provided by the facilitator weekly, relating to the theme of each group. To register, please contact the Facilitator: Nicole Jol RSSW, DWHEAT (she/they) Mental Health and Addiction Counsellor Email: nicole.jol@noojmowin-teg.ca Mobile: (705) 968-0795 About the Facilitator: Nicole is a Polish/Dutch second generation Canadian, counsellor, artist, and student completing the final stages of a dual diploma program in Art and Expressive Arts Therapy with the Winnipeg Holistic Expressive Arts Therapy Institute.
