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Health/Special NeedsCPR is easy to learn and remember! Join us Tuesday, Feb. 7, 6-9PM in room 120. Training includes adult, child and infant CPR, choking, and how to use and AED. Cost $30 per person. To register, contact Cheryl Morgan, EMS Safety Certified Instructor, at 214.348.4788 or morgancpr@sbcglobal.net. TIPS FOR MAINTAINING BRAIN HEALTH Want last week's Health Note? Click here.
For those who are interested in maintaining or working toward a lifestyle that leads to better health and reduce the risk of significant illnesses, the Health Ministry of HPUMC is offering ongoing sessions open to everyone to help with that goal. Mustard Seed Table Talk is a friendship group that will help participants explore ways to develop a healthy lifestyle as part of their faith journey. A new topic is discussed at each session. Scheduled topics may be expanded based on group interest. There will be devotional time, nutritional discussion and time to share successes and challenges including new recipes and new ways to meet our goals. No pressure, no homework, no attendance cards – just a caring group centered on faith and health! Currently studying: Reshaping It All by Cancace Cameron Bure. For your copy, contact Naomi Lawrence at lawrencen@hpumc.org or 214.523.2266. Cost $8.00. Mary Lee Miller will facilitate the sessions. Mary Lee is an experiential educator with a background of over twenty-five years in the fields of sociology and education. She founded Healthy Traditions in 1999 and continues to offer programs that encourage individuals to take responsibility for the long-term management of their own health rather than depending upon the latest fad. Mustard Seed Table Talk meets the second and fourth Tuesdays from noon-1:00pm in room 384. Membership is $10 a year and includes printed materials. This fee may be paid online here or during class by check or cash. Participants are encouraged to attend as often as possible, but consecutive attendance is not required. Consider purchasing a membership as a gift for a friend. If you have any questions or want to know more, contact Naomi Lawrence by email lawrencen@hpumc.org or 214.523.2266
Faith Community Nursing
Health-related Groups
FOCUS on Mental Illness. National Alliance on Mental Illness’ Family-to-Family Education Program is a free, 12-week course for family members, partners and friends of individuals diagnosed with major brain disorders or mental illness. Tuesdays, 6:30-9 pm, beginning September 20, room 386. Info: Cheryl Vandiver, vandiverc@hpumc.org or 214.523.2209. Register: NAMI Dallas 214.341.7133 or mrodgers@namidallas.org. For a list of Support Groups, click here.
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