WIC counselor, Keva Williams, will offer an open discussion about the realties of breastfeeding when friends and family don’t support the idea.
Professional potter, Diana Smith, will offer an introduction to working with clay. Instructions and materials to complete a clay bowl will be provided. Afterwards, your bowl will be fired , glazed and returned for pickup just in time for Mother’s Day. Your creation with be dishwasher and microwave safe.
“But now, O Lord, You are our Father,
We are the clay, and You our potter;
And all of us are the work of Your hand.” Isaiah 64:8
WIC counselor, Keva Williams, will offer an open discussion about the realties of breastfeeding when friends and family don’t support the idea.
Ready for art therapy? Please join us for this lovely water art class that we are offering. Enjoy the beauty of art and the peace that it brings and therapeutic advantages it offers.
Today’s Mom aims to improve the dietary and physical activity habits of moms-to-be in ways that are sustainable before, during, and after pregnancy.
Six sessions will help moms-to-be understand the changes pregnancy has on the body.
This free series will cover topics such as:
- Relief for common pregnancy discomfort
- A babies development
- Healthy eating for mother and baby
- Reading food labels
- Menu planning
- Keeping active during and after pregnancy
Offered by the Michigan State Extension Program.
WIC counselor, Keva Williams, will offer an open discussion about the realties of breastfeeding when friends and family don’t support the idea.
The Institute for Population Health presents the Blood Pressure Project. Come receive a free blood pressure monitoring cuff device, health education, and telehealth follow-up from a Certified Nurse Midwife or Certified Nurse Practitioner. Prenatal and postnatal women will learn how to measure their own blood pressure. Participants will be served lunch and will receive a $25 gift card.
WIC counselor, Keva Williams, will offer an open discussion about the realties of breastfeeding when friends and family don’t support the idea.
Today’s Mom aims to improve the dietary and physical activity habits of moms-to-be in ways that are sustainable before, during, and after pregnancy.
Six sessions will help moms-to-be understand the changes pregnancy has on the body.
This free series will cover topics such as:
- Relief for common pregnancy discomfort
- A babies development
- Healthy eating for mother and baby
- Reading food labels
- Menu planning
- Keeping active during and after pregnancy
Offered by the Michigan State Extension Program.
Licensed counselor, Lekeisha Newbold, will offer a class on breaking the cycle of generational trauma, beginning with an explanation of how previous childhood trauma affects parenting. Learn how to handle emotional issues in a healthy way, and how to parent with positivity.