Video Transcript:
Hello, my name is Jeffrey Chow. I am an outreach worker for the Well Being Program. I am excited to announce a new event Nature Therapy. What is it? It is for our community to get together to go out for a walk around different parks in Burnaby. We will be learning about the nature and ourselves through different activities. It’s good for our mental health to get out of the house to socialize while learning and to connect with nature. The first event will be held on June 22nd 10AM at Central Park. We will meet at Patterson skytrain station first then we will walk to Central Park. There will be activities provided. It will be a fun event and we hope to see you there!

Flyer Image description: Flyer with white background with 4 boxes. The top box is filled in with cool blue-grey colour and text says “Stigma and Harm Reduction Information Workshop”. Second box is located in middle below the cool blue-grey box with text describing about the workshop. Third box is below second box and it’s located on left side of flyer and this box contains details where and when the workshop will happen and who will present. On the right of the third box are two images – first one is a circle and second one is a word map with many words in connection with alcoholism. The circle image has words in middle and it said “Harm Reduction”. Around the Harm Reduction is 5 colour blocks with a word in each block. Red is Respect. Orange is Acceptance. Green is Empowerment. Blue is Compassion. Yellow is Collaboration. Fourth and last box is filled with ocean blue colour. The blue box has contact information and VCH and WBP logo on it.

Nature Walk

Nature therapy is the practice of being in nature to boost growth and healing, especially mental health. We would like to invite the community to go on a stroll through our beautiful parks to connect with nature and ourselves.

There will be activities involved – please do RSVP.

When: Thursday, June 22, 2023

Where: Central Park

Meet at Patterson Skytrain Station at 10:00 am.

Questions and RSVP at:
wellbeing.staff@vch.ca
Text or Facetime: 778-987-4174