Sept Oct Nov Your life, your choice, your health! h e a l t hy C A M R O S E L I V I N G C E N T R E

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Sept Oct Nov 2016 Your life, your choice, your health! C A M R O S E h e a l t hy L I V I N G C E N T R E

INDEX OF CLASSES OFFERED NAME OF CLASS PAGE NAME OF CLASS PAGE Chronic Disease Management NUMBER Risk Reduction NUMBER Osteoporosis 101 3 Communication Strategies for Dementia 3 GLA:D Canada Living Well with Osteoporosis 5 Vocal Strengthening Group 6 Could I Have a Swallowing Problem? 6 Parkinson s Speech & Swallowing 6 Cardiac Rehabilitation Program 7 Breathe Easy: Pulmonary Rehab 8 Chronic Pain Mindfulness 5 Relaxation for Pain Relief 5 Recovery from Lower Back Pain 5 Living Well with Chronic Pain 5 Explain Pain 5 Chronic Pain Program 7 Weight Management Lifestyle Change: A Toolkit for Success 3 Top 5 Tips to Reduce Calories 3 The Truth about What Works in Weight 3 Management Pediatric Weight Management Program 7 Healthy Living Cooking for One or Two 3 Taking Care of Your Voice 6 Cardiovascular Health Series: Heart & Lungs Cardiovascular Health Series: Use It or Lose It Cardiovascular Health Series: Making Positive Changes and Setting Goals Cardiovascular Health Series: Healthy Eating for a Healthy Heart Cardiovascular Health Series: Conservation & Compensation Cardiovascular Health Series: Meds & Me Heart Wise: Managing Cholesterol and Blood Pressure Standing On Your Own: An Adult Balance Group Nutrition for Bone and Joint Health 8 Interested in one of our programs? Please call the Healthy Living Centre at 780-608-8683 for the most updated information regarding programs and services. 6 8 2

Osteoporosis 101 Weds, Sept 1 This free 1 ½ hour session includes an overview of osteoporosis, prevention and treatment. Learn more about important risk factors, and what you can do to keep your bones strong! Cooking for One or Two Weds, Nov 2 HEALTH INFORMATION SESSIONS AT THE CAMROSE PUBLIC LIBRARY Sessions run 1:30 to 3:00 pm at the Camrose Public Library. To register and for more information, contact the Camrose Public Library at 780-672-21. Sometimes, cooking for one or two may seem like it s not worth the trouble; however, everyone needs a variety of foods to stay healthy. Homemade meals usually are more nutritious, better tasting and more economical, compared with restaurant meals. Cooking for one or two people can be simple and enjoyable! Learn how! Communication Strategies for Dementia Weds, Dec 7 Do you know someone who has dementia? Is it becoming more and more challenging to communicate with them? Numerous strategies will be discussed in this seminar. Learn about how to better communicate with someone with memory challenges. W EIGHT WISE GROUP EDUCATION SESSIONS These workshops focus on topics such as eating habits and patterns, nutrition, stress, emotional eating, setting goals and activity. Anyone who may benefit from learning about weight management may attend these group education classes, but they are designed specifically for adults (18 years and older) with obesity. All classes run on Wednesdays from 6:30 9:00 pm., Meeting Room, Second Floor of the Camrose Recreation Centre Sept 21 Oct 19 Nov 30 Lifestyle Change: A Toolkit for Success Top 5 Tips to Reduce Calories The Truth About What Works in Weight Management These classes are free of charge, but registration is required. For more information and to register, please call 1-877-31-6997. 3

COMING SOON! GLA:D CANADA TM Based on Good Life with OA in Denmark, the GLA:D TM Canada program is a nationwide evidence-based initiative that follows the current recommendations for the treatment of hip and knee osteoarthritis. In Denmark, this program has been shown to reduce the progression of symptoms by 36% in patients living with mild, moderate, and severe osteoarthritis, and may delay or prevent the need for surgical intervention. The program begins with two education sessions, followed by 6 weeks of supervised Neuromuscular exercise twice a week. Call for more information. PROTECT YOUR HEART! WITH OUR HEART SAVVY COURSES! Learn how to make positive lifestyle changes to optimize your health & reduce your chances of developing heart disease or stroke. Our professional staff will provide you with practical tips and personalized goals to spur you on to better health! The sessions run on a 6 week rotation and take place on Wednesdays from 1:00 2:00 p.m. in the Exercise Physiology Lab. Call 780-608-8683 to confirm dates for each topic. Meds and Me Sept 7 *or* Oct 19 *or* Nov 30 This session will cover what medications are used to treat cardiac diseases, and their risk factors. Led by a pharmacist, this session will give you an understanding of how your medications work. Healthy Eating for a Healthy Heart Sept 1 *or* Oct 26 Heart disease is influenced by our food and lifestyle choices. At this session, learn the most important tips to improve your heart and blood pressure health. Conservation and Compensation Sept 21 *or* Nov 2 This session will teach you how to determine for yourself what activities you are able to do safely, how to pace yourself, and evaluate the energy requirements of various tasks and activities. Making Positive Changes and Setting Goals Sept 28 *or* Nov 9 Making lifestyle changes can be overwhelming. This session will review the steps of making changes and teach individuals goal setting strategies and relaxation techniques. Heart and Lungs Oct 5 *or* Nov 16 This session explains the anatomy and physiology of the cardiovascular and respiratory systems, and how the relationship between them optimizes cardiac health. Use It or Lose It Oct 12 *or* Nov 23 This session covers the essential strength exercises and stretches to get your body reconditioned after a cardiac event. You will learn how to begin strength training, or how to get back into it safely.

Mindfulness Thurs, Sept 22, 2:00 3:00 pm Introduction to Mindfulness Meditation with Bonnie Klassen, OT. DO YOU STRUGGLE WITH C HRONIC PAIN? For the classes below please call the Camrose Chronic Pain Clinic (780-678-300) to register. All classes are located at the MSK & CRP clinic. Living Well with Chronic Pain Thurs, Sept 8, 2:00 3:00 pm This session with Bonnie Klassen, OT, will provide valuable information and skills to assist you to manage your symptoms on a day to day basis, and to work with your health care providers to get the best care possible. Know Your Pain to Know Your Gain: Recovery from Low Back Pain Thurs, Oct 6, 1:30 2:30 pm No pain, no gain is no longer considered a useful saying. But, knowing your pain is the first step in the road to recovery with chronic pain. During this session, physiotherapist, Mark Eggink, explains how to take control of and recover from chronic low back pain! Explain Pain Thurs, Oct 20, 1:30 2:30 pm This session with Mark Eggink, PT, will increase your understanding of how your brain interprets and modifies pain signals to turn the volume up or down. Learn how to open the medicine chest in your brain and make use of your body s own natural pain killers. Relaxation for Pain Relief Thurs, Nov 10, 2:00 3:00 pm If you have health challenges or chronic pain, you will know that stress makes your symptoms worse. Yet, how many of us take the time to relax? In this class with Bonnie Klassen, OT, we will learn and practice basic strategies to gently help you to relax. LIVING WELL WITH OSTEOPOROSIS A 5 week program promoting self-management strategies for Osteoporosis. Topics include bone health, nutrition, preventing fractures, safe exercises, medication and safety in the home. Sessions are held once a week and are facilitated by an interdisciplinary health team. Thursdays Sept 29-Oct 27 (10:30-12:00 pm). Cost: $10.00/person. Call 780-608-8683 to register. 5

HEART WISE: MANAGING CHOLESTEROL AND BLOOD PRESSURE Causes, risk factors and complications 6 nutrition tips to improve heart health Other lifestyle choices affecting heart health How to correctly take your own blood pressure This 3 hour comprehensive session is intended for people diagnosed with high blood pressure and/or high cholesterol (newly diagnosed or needing an update) as well as people diagnosed with risk factors of heart disease. You will learn: Recommended blood pressure and lab values Importance of self-management Making lifestyle changes TUESDAY, OCT 18, 9:00 AM 12:00 PM FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO REGISTER FOR THIS CLASS, PLEASE CALL 1 877-31-6997 SPEECH LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY: MAKING A DIFFERENCE ONE WORD AT A TIME Vocal Strengthening Group Starts Fall 2016; Thurs Mornings; Oct 20-Dec 8 Do you or someone you love have Parkinson s disease? This weekly singing group will target improving your volume, speech clarity, and overall vocal strength for talking. For more information or to register, contact Tawnya or Amanda at 780-678-317. Parkinson s Speech and Swallowing Education Seminar Starts Fall 2016; Tues Mornings; Sept 13- Oct 18 Do you or someone you love have Parkinson s disease or a related neurological condition? This 6-week group will discuss the effects of Parkinson s Disease on speech, communication, swallowing and saliva control. Learn what strategies you can use to manage these progressive changes. Sessions with be 60 minutes and will include hands-on practice and education on a variety of topics. For more information or to register, contact Tawnya or Amanda at 780-678-317. Could I Have a Swallowing Problem? Thurs, Oct 13, 2:00-3:00 pm Choking? Coughing? Feel like something is stuck when you swallow food, drinks or pills? If so, join this 5 minute seminar on signs and symptoms associated with swallowing difficulties and how you can help yourself or a loved one. Class located in the Alberta Health Services MSK & CRP Clinic, Camrose (across from x-ray in the Smith Clinic, Duggan Mall). No registration required for more information contact Tawnya or Amanda at 780-678-317. Taking Care of Your Voice Thurs, Nov 17, 2:00-3:00 pm Do you frequently lose your voice? Are you someone who uses your voice for your job? Have you noticed changes in how your speech or voice sounds? If so, join this 5 minute seminar to learn techniques and strategies to keep your voice healthy. Class located in the Alberta Health Services MSK & CRP Clinic, Camrose (across from x-ray in the Smith Clinic, Duggan Mall). No registration required for more 6 information contact Tawnya or Amanda at 780-678-317.

HEALTHY LIFESTYLES AND CHRONIC DISEASE PROGRAMS The following programs require a physician referral. If you feel one of these programs, would be of benefit to you, please speak with your family physician. Cardiac Rehabilitation Program Call 780-608-8683; Every Mon/Wed Have you had a recent cardiac event? This program is designed to strengthen the heart muscle and encourage a healthy lifestyle to prevent further cardiac events. This is a 6 week program that combines education and exercise to help you regain your cardiovascular fitness. Physician referral required. Chronic Pain Program Call 780-678-300 for details The chronic pain program is for individuals who require a multi-disciplinary approach to find effective ways to manage their pain including medication review, exercise, nutrition, stress management, pacing, relaxation, sleep hygiene and more! Pediatric Weight Management Program Call 780-608-8683 for more information Are you concerned about your child s growth? The Pediatric Weight Management Program offers non judgmental behavioral counseling and support in making positive lifestyle changes for families whose children have a weight ahead of their height. This program is for children aged 2 to 18 years old. This service does require a physician referral. If you are concerned about your child s growth, please talk with your family physician. PLEASE CALL THE HEALTHY LIVING CENTRE AT 780-608-8683 FOR THE MOST UPDATED INFORMATION REGARDING PROGRAMS AND SERVICES. MOST CLASSES ARE FREE, BUT REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED Most of the classes offered by the Healthy Living Centre Team are free, but we do ask participants to pre-register for most classes. To register for classes, please call the Healthy Living Centre at 780-608-8683 unless otherwise is noted. CHANGES IN SCHEDULE Circumstances out of our control may cause class changes at times. We reserve the right to change, cancel or alter programs while all efforts are made to best meet the needs of the participants. PROGRAM IDEAS We are always looking for great program ideas. Please let us know if you have any course ideas! Your feedback and suggestions are always welcome! 7

G ET MOVING! WITH OUR EXCITING EXERCISE COURSES Standing on Your Own: An Adult Balance Group Tuesdays; 1:30 3:00 pm Have you fallen recently or worry that you will fall? Do you feel unsteady or feel your balance has changed? This free program could be what you are looking for. Led by a Physical Therapist and Rehabilitation Assistant, it includes education about fall prevention, group exercise and an individualized program. Call the Healthy Living Centre at 780-608-8683 to register. Breathe Easy Program: Pulmonary Rehabilitation 8 week program, Tues and Thurs, 10:00 12:30 pm, MSK Clinic in the Smith Clinic (6601 8 Ave.) The purpose of this program is to improve quality of life and functional capacity through respiratory rehabilitation which includes exercise, education and support. If you have been diagnosed with a chronic lung condition, such as COPD (Emphysema, Chronic Bronchitis), Pulmonary Fibrosis or Asthma, this program can slow down the progression of the disease, teach you to manage the disease and proper breathing techniques as well as improve muscle strength, endurance and quality of life. Program is free. Book now for the next session! To register, phone 780-678-300 or email Jeannie.zimmel@ahs.ca. NUTRITION FOR BONE AND JOINT HEALTH Wednesday, Sept 21 *or* Oct 5 *or Nov 16; 1:15 2:30 pm; MSK Clinic For people waiting for joint surgery or for those living with a joint issue, this class is for you! Learn the role of nutrition in bone and joint health management, identify personal goals and strategies to optimize nutrition and identify other resources to assist you with your health. This class is free but registration is required! For more information and to register, please call the MSK Clinic at 780-678-300. 8

Healthy Living Centre Suite #3 Camrose Recreation Centre (Central Entrance) Camrose, AB 780-608-8683 Call for information, details, and registration Helping You Get Healthy and Stay Healthy! 9