Midwives Grey Bruce

Posted on Jun 15, 2013 in Blog, Community Wellness Day, Video | 0 comments Heather Keffer of Grey Bruce Midwives discusses the advantages of a home birth, how midwives are funded and the enormous size of her practice in Grey Bruce. She will be available to answer questions at Community Wellness Day on June 15th in Port Elgin.  The event runs from 12-3 at Northport Elementary School at 1000 Waterloo St.    ...
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Arbonne – What goes on our body goes in our body

Posted on Jun 15, 2013 in Blog, Community Wellness Day, Video | 0 comments Gail Whitman is an Arbonne independent consultant based in Saugeen Shores. In this video, she discusses the company’s line of personal care and nutrition production. As Whitman explain, what we put on our body very quickly enters our body.  
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How saunas and hot tubs can make you healthier

Posted on Jun 10, 2013 in Blog, Community Wellness Day, Uncategorized, Video | 0 comments Sara Cottrell from Arctic Spas in Port Elgin discusses the health benefits of hot tubs, saunas and massage chairs as she promotes Community Wellness Day.
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How to find out your body composition

Posted on Jun 10, 2013 in Blog, Community Wellness Day, Uncategorized, Video | 0 comments Dr. Stephanie Jennings from the Maple Shores Health Centre discusses the importance of measuring your body composition. Visitors to Community Wellness Day can get their body mass checked for free.
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How to reduce the the toxins all around you

Posted on Jun 10, 2013 in Blog, Community Wellness Day, Nutrition, Video | 0 comments A naturopathic doctor from Maple Shores Health Centre explains how to reduce the amount of environmental toxins that can affect your health. Naturopaths from the Maple Shores Health Centre will be on hand for Community Wellness Day.
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How to talk to your teens about smart risks

Posted on Jun 10, 2013 in Blog, Community Wellness Day, Uncategorized, Video | 0 comments No Regrets Live Show Coming to Community Wellness Day. Did you know that teenagers rank their parents as the main influence over which risky behaviours they choose to engage in — even more important than their peers? Research shows that parents have more control than they might think over whether their teens practise safer behaviours and feel comfortable talking with them about the risky...
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