Caring Hearts

05/07/2026

Young people often experience emotions, especially grief, in waves. One moment they may seem okay, and the next they may feel overwhelmed.

Let’s create space for connection and conversation. Listen, support, and remind them they don’t have to face it alone. 💜 💛

05/05/2026

Today and always, we honour and hold space for those who are missing, while extending our care and support to their families and communities.

At Caring Hearts, we gently support and provide specialized services to those who have a loved one missing. You are not alone in this. If you need someone to talk to or struggle with the pain of not knowing, please reach out: 306-523-2780 ❤️

05/02/2026

Starts this Wednesday!

There is still time to register for our new Art Therapy for Su***de Loss support group, where you can connect with others and explore the grief that lies beneath the surface. We’re here with you, every step of the way.💜

Register now at: https://www.caringheartssk.ca/counselling-grief-support or call 306-523-2780

05/01/2026

MAY is Mental Health Awareness Month. 💚

This month reminds us that mental wellness matters just as much as physical health. Let’s continue to break stigma, support one another, and encourage open conversations. Whether it’s practicing self-care or reaching out for help, every step toward well-being counts.

You’re not alone. We are beside you.

04/30/2026

Yesterday at Wanuskwewin, space was created for Indigenous youth from northern Saskatchewan communities to gather, share, and simply be was an honour at this year’s VICCIY Youth Summit.

Caring Hearts Community Wellness Facilitator hosted two healing circles for 25 youth.

So many of our young people carry heavy stories, yet they continue to show up with courage, laughter, vulnerability, and strength. In circle, we remind one another that healing does not happen alone. It happens in relationship, in culture, in song, in prayer, and in community.

Our ways have always held medicine. The smell of the smudge, the sound of the drum and songs, the sharing of hearts, and the presence of one another are all part of Indigenous healing.

Holding space for youth to reconnect to themselves, their voices, and their spirits is sacred work.
Ahkameyimok — never give up. 🤍

04/29/2026

Our dear Dr. Elder Lorna guided another special group through her teachings in our 4 week healing and sharing circle. 💜

04/29/2026

If you’re navigating loss, you don’t have to do it alone. Our Drop-In Grief Group will now meet monthly, with the next session taking place on Wednesday, May 20th, from 1:00 to 3:00 PM.

Everyone is welcome. No registration required.

04/27/2026

We are honoured and excited to welcome our new Grief, Loss, and Trauma Counsellor, Bren Schock, to the Caring Hearts team! Her experience, care, and compassion allow individuals to feel seen, heard, and supported. Take a moment to read a little bit about her story. 💜

04/23/2026

We are honoured and excited to welcome Ji-gaabiikwe Campeau to the Caring Hearts team! Her experience, strength, and grace offer a powerful connection to community based healing. Take a moment to read a little of her story. 💜 Ji-gaabiikwe Campeau

04/22/2026

Caring for yourself while grieving is essential, even in the smallest ways. Give yourself permission to rest, feel, and heal at your own pace.

Remember, you don’t have to carry it all alone. We’re here for you, every step of the way. 💜

04/18/2026

Snow or shine! Grief camp is still on this weekend ❄️💜❄️

❄️Snow or Shine, Caring Hearts Grief Camp Continues!❄️

Caring Hearts Grief Camp for Children & Youth—in collaboration with Joshua Tree Learning Centre—will be going ahead as planned this Saturday, April 18, 2026.

While we received fresh snowfall yesterday, we’re embracing the beauty of the season. Many of our activities will take place outdoors, so we kindly ask all campers to dress warmly:
🧤 Ski pants
🧣 Toques
🧥 Mitts
🥾 Winter boots

This camp is for children & youth (ages 5–18) grieving the death of a loved one.

Grief is not linear—it comes in waves. This full-day camp offers a supportive space where children and teens can connect, learn coping skills, and feel less alone.

🔹Activities include:
Equine therapy, yoga & mindfulness, land-based learning, art therapy, and creative movement.

🔹Special Guests:
Darcy & Roscoe (Flux Movement)
Mooky McGuinty, Evan Whitestar & the Buffalo Boys

🔹What makes this camp unique:
Each child is supported by a team of qualified mental health professionals, ensuring compassionate, expert care throughout the day.

📍 Location: Beaver Creek Ranch & Horse Centre (near Lumsden, SK)

🕙 Time: 10am–6pm (please arrive 15 minutes early)

🥪 Lunch & snacks provided
(This is not an overnight camp)

📞 To register: 306-546-5674
📧 reception@joshuatreelearning.com

We’re looking forward to a meaningful day together. Please travel safely and dress warm. 💙