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Cochrane RancheHouse Art on Display in January Artist Jeff Mackenzie

Learn the basics of painting and start working on your masterpiece! Students learn how to chose their subject, prepare their canvas, apply paint with a variety of techniques as well as troubleshoot problem areas. Take home a completed painting and the knowledge to develop your skills further. Students are responsible for some supplies.

Are you new to your mental health and addiction journey, or looking for mental health information and support? Paths to Wellness free drop in workshops offer different topics and speakers each week. Each session includes a 45 minute presentation followed by opportunity for questions and discussion. Come to one or come to all. Call Cochrane Addiction and Mental Health Clinic to register 403-851-6100.

This half-day workshop is only for people with a valid ASIST certificate and allows you to renew your current ASIST certification for a further two years. Materials and snacks included.

This Bi-Weekly group offers support for mothers who are experiencing stress, anxiety or Post-Partum Depression. It is also a great way to connect with other mothers who are facing similar challenges and to learn about and practise self-care. Offered in partnership with Cochrane Mental Health and Additions. Child-minding available.

Learn the basics of painting and start working on your masterpiece! Students learn how to chose their subject, prepare their canvas, apply paint with a variety of techniques as well as troubleshoot problem areas. Take home a completed painting and the knowledge to develop your skills further. Students are responsible for some supplies.

One of the most stressful and challenging parts of parenting is dealing with children's behaviour. this workshop provides strategies to prevent misbehaviour, create a predictable family environment and manage children's behaviour and emotions in a constructive manner. The Triple P workshop is based on creating strong nurturing relationships, good communication and positive attention to help children develop. This group is appropriate for parents with children ages 2 to 10 years old.

The more present and available you can be for yourself at any moment, the greater service you can be to others Dr David Lertzman combines leadership, wellness and self-development with mindfulness mediation and QiGong practises providing tools to allow us to be centred and fully present for others in challenging circumstances. Snacks, lunch and materials included.

Meet other newcomers and begin to build your community in Canada. Make new friends and embrace diversity in a welcoming environment. Enjoy play-based activities for children while parents receive information on settlement and family support services.

This workshop introduces participants to career exploration tools. Participants will complete activities to determine career values and motivations to help determine their career path.

Join us for six sessions to learn about the Stoney Nakoda language and culture. This course builds on the basics of the Nakoda Language, sounds and alphabet, building to words and short phrases. Beginners and those who have taken 101.1 are welcome. The culture and history of the Stoney Nakoda people is also covered.

Are you new to your mental health and addiction journey, or looking for mental health information and support? Paths to Wellness free drop in workshops offer different topics and speakers each week. Each session includes a 45 minute presentation followed by opportunity for questions and discussion. Come to one or come to all. Call Cochrane Addiction and Mental Health Clinic to register 403-851-6100.

There are many challenges and celebrations in a family where ADHD is present. All parents and caregivers of children and youth with ADHD are invited to this monthly support group. Join us for strategies, information, resources, guest speakers and the opportunity to network. For mare information, contact Lorraine Spector at focusparent@shaw.ca.

Are you a great listener? Do people turn to you for help with their struggles? On Bell Let's Talk Day, practice The Helper Skills, Learn more about suicide prevention and how to make referrals to community resources. Snacks, lunch and materials included.

Learn the basics of painting and start working on your masterpiece! Students learn how to chose their subject, prepare their canvas, apply paint with a variety of techniques as well as troubleshoot problem areas. Take home a completed painting and the knowledge to develop your skills further. Students are responsible for some supplies.

At this session, the facilitator will talk about the importance of money management, the importance of discussing finances with your partner, and teaching children the value of money. Participants will also learn about RESP's and local resources in Cochrane.

Meet other newcomers and begin to build your community in Canada. Make new friends and embrace diversity in a welcoming environment. Enjoy play-based activities for children while parents receive information on settlement and family support services.

Join us for six sessions to learn about the Stoney Nakoda language and culture. This course builds on the basics of the Nakoda Language, sounds and alphabet, building to words and short phrases. Beginners and those who have taken 101.1 are welcome. The culture and history of the Stoney Nakoda people is also covered.

Council meetings are open to the public and are held in Council Chambers, Cochrane RancheHouse, 101 RancheHouse Road

Agendas are available on the Friday before the meeting. Minutes are available after they are approved at the following meeting. Meetings are also live-streamed and videos are available after meetings.
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