Prairie Willow Wellness Training

04/06/2026

This event will be a great way to kick off the Health and Safety week. Registration can be in-person or virtual. See you there!

Mark your calendars for the 2026 Manitoba Safety and Health Week launch! The event takes place at Buffalo Crossing at Fort Whyte Alive on Monday, May 4, 2026.

Revitalize your workplace's commitment to safety and health. This year's theme is Psychological Safety: Building a Safer State of Mind, speaker James Waddell-Hodgson.

Register today at 2026 Safety and Health Week Manitoba launch.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/safety-health-week-kick-off-tickets-1465905505829?aff=oddtdtcreator

04/06/2026

The deadline for application is April 30th. Community groups can apply to bring mental health and well-being training to their community. Visit Do More Agriculture site for more info.

Applications for the 2026 Community Fund are now open!

If you’ve been thinking about bringing a Talk Ask Listen mental health workshop to your farming community, now’s the time.

The Fund, sponsored by Farm Credit Canada makes it possible to host mental health workshops in rural and agricultural communities at little to no cost. We coordinate the facilitators. You bring the people.

Your community is waiting for someone to step up. That someone could be you.

Apply now ➡️ https://hubs.ly/Q047-wSd0
Deadline: April 30, 2026 (or while funds last)

04/04/2026

Sometimes you just need to be heard. MDAM (Mood Disorder Association of Manitoba) offers free 1-to-1
peer support

💬 The Unloading Zone 💬

Feeling overwhelmed? Need someone to talk to? You’re not alone.

The Unloading Zone offers free, one-on-one peer support—a safe space to talk, be heard, and feel supported by someone who gets it. 💛

📧 Book your 1-hour session by emailing: info(at)moodmb.ca

Sometimes just unloading what’s on your mind can make all the difference.

04/04/2026

So looking forward to this learning opportunity. Tickets are still available. For our Manitoba followers please consider attending this fundraiser event.

Meet the conversation behind Minds in Bloom 2.0.

This year’s fireside discussion brings together perspectives from:

• research and digital mental health
• the startup and innovation ecosystem
• AI and emerging technology
• nonprofit leadership and community impact

Together, these voices will help explore how we can build a future that is innovative, responsible, and grounded in human well-being.

📅 May 13
📍 Hotel Fort Garry, Winnipeg
🎟️ Reserve your seat: https://moodmb.ca/event/minds-in-bloom-2/

04/02/2026

Frontline staff are often the first point of contact for individuals experiencing distress—but too often, they’re expected to respond without the tools or training to do so confidently.

Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) training helps bridge that gap. It equips staff with practical skills to recognize signs of mental health challenges, respond appropriately, and connect individuals to the right supports.

Investing in MHFA isn’t just training—it’s a commitment to building safer, more supportive environments for both staff and the people they serve.

Let's connect on how to bring this important training to your workplace or community.

03/25/2026

We will be taking part in this event. Who is joining us?

When you move your body, you’re doing something good for yourself.

When you do it here, you’re also helping support women’s mental health in our community.

Let’s do this!! 👟🥈

Show up for you. Show up for her.

Join us at the Shoppers Drug Mart Run for Women. https://raceroster.com/events/2026/106297/shoppers-drug-mart-run-for-women-winnipeg-2026

03/25/2026

Looking forward to this learning opportunity

Join us May 13 for Minds in Bloom 2.0: Human-Centered Innovation, AI & Mental Health.

We’re honoured to welcome Dr. Leslie Roos, clinical psychologist and researcher at the University of Manitoba, to our fireside conversation.

Her work focuses on improving access to family mental health care and developing digital tools that support parents and children — including the BEAM app. Dr. Roos also contributes to national conversations on responsible AI in mental health.

Together, we’ll explore how innovation can expand access while keeping people and families at the center.

📍 Hotel Fort Garry
📅 May 13

🎟️ Tickets available now: https://moodmb.ca/event/minds-in-bloom-2/

03/21/2026

Permission for stillness 🎐
A good reminder for us all 🤗

Take a deep breath. Now, let it out. 🌬️

The weekend is here, and your only job is to exist. You don't have to "grow" today. You don't have to "make progress." You can just be.

This Sigh of Relief is your permission to pause the self-improvement and just enjoy the stillness.

03/20/2026

Peer to peer support available through Mood Disorder Association of Manitoba.

💬 The Unloading Zone 💬

Feeling overwhelmed? Need someone to talk to? You’re not alone.

The Unloading Zone offers free, one-on-one peer support—a safe space to talk, be heard, and feel supported by someone who gets it. 💛

📧 Book your 1-hour session by emailing: info(at)moodmb.ca

Sometimes just unloading what’s on your mind can make all the difference.

03/15/2026

Coming up soon in Dryden. We have a few seats remaining. To learn more or register send us an email at contact@prairiewillowwellnesstraining.ca

03/04/2026

Prairie Willow Wellness Training is bringing Mental Health First Aid - Essentials training to Dryden, ON, on March 25th. We have a few seats remaining. Training will be held at the Dryden Regional and Cultural Training Centre from 8:30 - 4:30
This nationally recognized course, developed by the Mental Health Commission of Canada, equips participants with the skills and confidence to:
• Recognize the early signs of developing mental health problems
• Respond appropriately to emerging mental health crises
• Provide initial support until professional help is available
• Reduce stigma and strengthen psychological safety within teams

Mental Health First Aid Essentials is particularly valuable for supervisors, HR professionals, educators, frontline staff, and community leaders — anyone who may notice when someone may be struggling.

To register send us an email at contact@prairiewillowwellnesstraining.ca

Please feel free to share with those in the Dryden region.

03/02/2026

💚 Hello March 💚
A new month to heal, grow, and reconnect with your inner strength.
At Prairie Willow Wellness Training, we’re stepping into March with intention, courage, and community. 🌷✨