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Programs & Workshops
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Programs
Kickstart your Health - The Power of Food for Healthy Weight Management: This is a 5 week nutrition class where you will learn about healthy eating to obtain and maintain a healthy weight.
Adult LEAF (Lifestyle Education And Food) Program: This 8 week class can help you survive and thrive. You will learn to eat healthy, exercise moderately and practice stress management techniques. LEAF can teach you how to reverse heart disease, diabetes, hypertension, gout, and high cholesterol.
Youth LEAF (Lifestyle Education And Food) Program: This program is for ages 8-12. Fun activities to teach good nutrition, exercise, and stress management.
The Power of Food for Cancer Prevention and Survival Class: This is a 4 week nutrition class where you will learn about healthy eating specifically for cancer prevention.
The Power of Food for Diabetes Prevention and Treatment: This is a 4 week nutrition class where you will learn about healthy eating specifically for diabetes prevention and treatment.
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The Maple Center Program Schedule
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Therapeutic Yoga program is meant for stretching • strengthening • relaxation
Please check our home page for current class dates
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Coleman Cancer Center Foundation
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Breastfeeding Coalition of the Wabash Valley
PAST EVENTS
Join us for the Maple Center’s 2016 Spring Workshop
Healing Practices for Self-Care
This half-day workshop will focus on hands-on experiences in creative ways to center yourself, relieve stress and make ourselves ready to embrace each day.
Saturday, April 16, 2016 from 9:00am– 2:00pm
Cost: $10 per person (Sliding Scale Scholarships available),lunch is included Registration is required by Friday, April 8, 2016
May 2015: "Whip It Up Wednesday's" Workshop Information
Van’s kayak hung for years in the garage with Van dreaming of returning to the water. On summer day, he announced he wanted his kayak down, he thought he could go kayaking. With reservation, I got it down and placed it on the lawn for his inspection.
“How can you go kayaking when you can’t even sit in your choir without severe pain?” I asked. Van replied “I think I can do it.”
I watched him carefully guide his body inside the kayak. Van then looked up with a beaming smile, gave a thumbs up and said “Yea!”
There were two occasions when Van returned to the water. This picture depicts that spirit of perseverance. Keep fighting through the pain…. Dreams don’t die unless you let them.
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To contact us:
1801 North 6th Street
Suite 600
Terre Haute, IN 47804
Clinical Office: 812-235-4867
Nonprofit Office: 812-234-8733
Fax: 812-232-8059
E-mail: info@themaplecenter.org
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