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Health & Human Nature: Workshop with La Maida Project

 

A special invitation to the PACEs community: Use promo code hellopaces for complimentary registration.

In order for us to become active participants in reframing and generating health, we must first begin with exploring the deceptively simple question, “What is health?” This session is designed to delve into the answers to this question and come to a more empowering view of health that accounts for connection to self, community, purpose, and the natural world as the essential building blocks of mental health and overall well-being. This session will include large group discussions, break-out rooms, polls, a regulation activity, and informational content shares around La Maida Project’s key concepts.

This workshop will be held:

Wednesday March 13, 2024 10:00 AM - 11:15 AM PT Online on Zoom.

Register here. $35 Fee-- We are inviting the PACEs community to sign up free of charge using the promo code hellopaces (case sensitive*).

Workshop capacity is limited.

Meet the Facilitator

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Jon Rowe (he/him) has worked in the mental health and supportive housing nonprofit field for over ten years. His journey began with a commitment to challenge the stigma surrounding mental health concerns. Guided by principles of harm reduction, self determination, and food justice, he is passionate about expanding public access to personal and community wellness resources.

Through storytelling, skill-sharing, and community engagement, Jon brings a wealth of experience into his current role as La Maida Project's Program Manager. He holds spaces for communities to unite, share skills, and find practical solutions to life’s complex challenges.

About La Maida Project
La Maida Project is reframing how people understand mental health and well-being. At this point in history we are living in a state of tremendous disconnection from our bodies, our emotions, our relationships, our communities, and from nature. Current attitudes and solutions around mental health treat emotional states as chronic lifelong illnesses, as opposed to human experiences of disconnection and trauma from which we can recover, heal, and grow. We are bringing awareness, education, and programming to the public about solutions that support healing and promote health in community.

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