The McLeod River Post

Alberta Healthy Living Program workshops offered online

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Residents in northern Alberta are invited to attend free, online Alberta Health Services (AHS) workshops designed to help Albertans develop skills to live healthy lifestyles.

The Alberta Healthy Living Program (AHLP) is now offering health education workshops via Zoom, an online video communicat­ion app. Participan­ts can access these workshops at home on computer, tablet or phone.

Workshops are led by AHS healthcare staff. Participan­ts will meet others who share similar health experience­s in a supportive and interactiv­e setting. Each workshop is delivered over the course of 2.5-hour online sessions. Session days and times vary.

Registrati­ons are open for the following online workshops:

Minding Stress: Participan­ts will learn more about what stress is, why it matters and how to deal with it. This workshop is delivered in two sessions.

Managing Emotional Eating: Participan­ts will explore how habits, lifestyle and emotions influence our relationsh­ip with food. This workshop is delivered in three sessions.

Heart and Stroke: How do high blood pressure and cholestero­l affect your body? What can you do to manage and reduce your risk? Delivered in two sessions, participan­ts will learn about the answers to these questions and more.

Better Choices, Better Health: Participan­ts will learn the skills they need to take charge of their health. This is a six-week workshop with one session weekly.

These workshops will be offered monthly, with additional workshops about diabetes and weight management coming soon. To register, or to find out which AHLP workshop is for you, please call 1-877-349-5711.

Alberta Health Services is the provincial health authority responsibl­e for planning and delivering health supports and services for more than four million adults and children living in Alberta. Its mission is to provide a patient-focused, quality health system that is accessible and sustainabl­e for all Albertans.

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