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Open to men nationwide who have lost a spouse or partner to breast, ovarian or gynecological cancer, regardless of how much time has gone by. To learn more or to register, call Support Connection at 914-962-6402 or 800-532-4290 by 5 pm (NY time) on Friday, January 15.
It is never possible to prepare yourself for the loss of a spouse or partner. Learning how to cope with the grief and the impact on your life is hard to do alone. Speaking with others who’ve also been through it is an excellent way to learn and feel less alone.
Virtual Wellness Class For People With Breast Or Gynecological Cancer Written by Support Connection
Support Connection, Inc. announces a free virtual program: Rosen Movement-A Gentle Wellness Class will be offered via ZOOM video conference, from 10:30-11:45am (NY time,) on the following Fridays in January: 1/8, 1/55, 1/22, 1/29. Open to people nationwide who have or have had breast, ovarian or gynecological cancer. To learn more or to pre-register, call Support Connection at 914-962-6402 or 800-532-4290 by 5 pm (NY time) on the day before the session you wish to attend.
Are you are looking for a new way to reduce stress, relax, and connect with your body, in the comfort of your home? Then consider trying Rosen Movement. Developed by physical therapist Marion Rosen, a health and wellness pioneer, Rosen Movement encourages relaxation through range of motion and stretching exercises set to music. The sequence of movements encourages flexibility through joint lubricatio
She was presented with a certificate of appreciation from Sedalia Mayor John Kehde.
The other award recipients were not present Monday night, including David Gerken, collection system foreman for the WPC Department, for 15 years of service, and Courtney Blaszczk, pre-treatment storm water coordinator for the WPC Department, for five years of service.
The meeting then continued with a budget amendment pertaining to the cost share for Missouri Main Street Connection, Inc., for a “People Energizing Places” grant program.
The City is partnering with MMSC and agreed to a 75-25 split of expenses of the PEP grant, with Sedalia paying 25 percent, or $9,600, for a downtown revitalization effort.