Healthy Minds Healthy Bodies 2-day continuing education training workshop. This workshop is designed to give professionals working with injured veterans, up-to-date information regarding veteran topics including veteran culture, general injury (physical and psychological) and disability awareness, barriers (and solutions) in a fitness facility environment, and adapted exercise programming for these individuals.
NWVU Monthly Meeting and Peer Support Workshop. March 11, 2017 - Meeting at 10:00 – Call to Order at 10:15 am
National Women Veterans United Peer-to-Peer Support Workshop Join us for a day of confronting “Clutter” in our lives! PART 1, Saturday, March 11, 2017 1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. Free!
Women Veteran artists have been selected to showcase their work at Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Medical Centers around the country in March, to coincide with Women’s History Month.
It is that time once again, so mark your calendars for Saturday, March 18, 2017, for the Annual Beef and Cabbage Luncheon. See your Post Cmdr for Tickets. $25ea/per person. Tables of 8 is preferable ($200).
Stress Relief for Veterans & Military Service Members.
Bring Balance And Focus Back Into Life * Improve Sleep * Increase Energy * More Control Over Emotions * Greater Resiliency Learn how to use unique breathing practices to release stress from the body & mind. The practices can be used daily for stress reduction and as needed for immediate reduction in anxiety or negative emotions. The workshop is free for veterans & family members.
This program is designed for those interested in women’s issues and health professionals who are interested in educating themselves about diseases and the effects on women’s health.
A panel discussion about the challenges and critical issues facing many returning U.S. military service members and veterans. This event is free and open to service members, veterans, counselors and the clergy.
Full day of workshops with compelling and inspirational teacher Deborah Grassman.
Do you remember your ‘Battle Buddy’? Why did they matter? How did they matter? Join Roll Call Chicagoland for a Post 9/11 veteran roundtable discussing the importance of camaraderie through the lens of personal transition and professional pursuits. With work experiences in the entrepreneurial, non-profit and healthcare sectors, our participants will communicate their lessons, challenges and successes discovered in their post-service journey.