let`s talk about us! - Quebec Association of Activity Professionals

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St-Mary’s Hospital Center
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(Auditorium B-309)
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AQPL-QAAP
10th Annual
Montréal (Québec) H3T 1M5
Interactive Workshop:
Canada
LET’S TALK
ABOUT US!
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Catered lunch!
Members: □ $70 professionals / □ $40 students
Non-Members: □ $135 prof. / □ $75 students
Become a member, get a 1 year membership and
pay the workshop membership discount price
Cheque payable to :
*Registration deadline October 31rst
Quebec Association of Activity Professionals
Please mail registration form and check to: 5122
Côte-des-Neiges, P.O. Box 49524,
Montreal, QC, H3T 2A5
OR
Visit our website and pay with PayPal! Don’t forget to fill out the form with your choices!
Please note that there are
no refunds
A photobooth will be on place
to create some precious
memories!
Friday, November
14th, 2014
For more information:
www.qaap-aqpl.com
[email protected]
514-951-2775 (AQPL)
Danse Carpe Diem– Écoute pour voir
D'abord une pièce de danse contemporaine, Écoute pour voir se présente aussi comme une occasion de faire le pont entre les gens, les cultures et les générations. Écoute pour voir est com-­
posé d'une variété de solos, dispersés dans l'espace et dansés simultanément. Chaque danseur est jumelé à un spectateur. Tous deux sont munis d'une paire d'écouteurs rattachés à un iPod, leur permettant de partager une chorégraphie en tête à tête le temps d'une musique. Danse Carpe Diem/Emmanuel Jouthe a, entres autre, proposé l'expérience d'Écoute pour voir au Manoir St-Léonard des Résidences Soleil en 2013.La pré-­
sentation parlera de l'expérience vécue pendant un an et per-­
mettra aux participants de vivre l'expérience. Reflexology Therapy and its many
Healing Benefits– Carole Faguy
Learn the basics about Reflexology, a simple yet effective healing modality, starting with its origins in ancient cultures around the world, up to its current use as a viable complemen-­
tary therapy. Participants will get a general overview of the main reflex points of the feet and hands and their specific nerve pathways) to the various organs, glands and parts of the body. They will discover how to view their feet and hands as microcosms of their bodies and learn the basics for stimulating certain areas for common conditions. OR
Family Diversity and Strategies to end
Homophobia– Elana Wright and Valerie
Mallamo
Youth subjected to homophobic harassment are more likely to
experience loneliness, anxiety, emotional problems and low selfesteem, as well as difficulty integrating with their peers. They are
more inclined to skip classes, may get lower grades, and can even
lack the confidence necessary to meet their academic potential.
As they get older, youth can develop high-risk behaviors such as
alcohol and drug abuse, and unsafe sexual practices. Some may
even contemplate suicide. This workshop includes information
about homoparental families, methods to promote positive integration of LGBT youth and homoparental families, strategies,
best practices and resources to promote respect for diversity.
MOMENTUM FITNESS SOLUTIONS
DEBBIE HARBEC
It’s time to take care of the most important person in your life… you! During our time together we will stop… and switch our focus from those that you serve, to how to best serve you. Through gentle movement, awareness, and medi-­
tation we will discover the 6 needs we all have that enable us to fuel a life of passion and prevent us from burning out. Join me in spending this time with you.
OR
HeartMath®to Reduce A HealthCare
P r a c t i t i o n e r ’ s d a i l y s t r e s s e s –
Dr.Sheryl Beller
Health-care workers - whether doctors, nurses, administra-­
tors, or self-employed holistic complementary care practi-­
tioners – work in stress-filled environments that may nega-­
tively affect their health, well-being, performance, productiv-­
ity, morale, and job satisfaction. These may result in burnout, anxiety;; depression, and decreased empathy or focus. We will never eliminate stress from our lives, but we can learn to manage and reverse its damage. HeartMath® research indi-­
cates that the key to stress reduction, optimal health and lifelong vitality is directly related to our ability to self-regulate our emotional experience in stressful situations. New re-­
search in the field of neuro-cardiology show us that negative emotions lead to increased disorder, known as incoherence, in the heart’s rhythms and in the nervous system;; in contrast, positive emotions create synchronization, called, coherence, in the heart’s rhythms and the nervous system. Join us to see, in real-time, using HeartMath biofeedback technology, how your emotions affect your heart. Learn some simple exercis-­
es that are designed to reduce the negative impact of stress on your body by shifting your negative reactions in the mo-­
ment they occur. It’s as easy as breathing! Your heart and your health will thank you for it!
PROGRAM
8:00-8:45
REGISTRATION
& refreshments
8:45-9:00
OPENING REMARKS
9:00-10:00 Danse Carpe Diem– Écoute pour voir
10:00-10:20 Health break (photobooth)
10:20– 11:35 Carole Faguy– Reflexology Therapy and
its Many Healing Benefits
OR
Elana Wright and Valerie Mallamo– Family
Diversity and Strategies to end HomophobiaDebbie 11:40-1:00
LUNCH
(documentation & sponsor tables,
raffle, photobooth)
1:05-2:05
Harbec-Momentum Fitness Solutions OR
Dr.Sheryl Beller– HeartMath® to Reduce A Health-Care Practitioner’s Daily Stresses 2:05-2:20
Health break (photobooth)
2:25-3:25 Guillaume Paquet et Élise Désilets- L’art qui fait du bien 3:30-4:15
L’art qui fait du bien– Guillaume Paquet
et Élise Désilets
OR
CLOSING REMARKS
50*-/50 draw!
Cette conférence s’adresse à tous ceux et celles qui désirent en apprendre plus sur le travail des clowns thérapeutiques et sur l’approche unique développée par Jovia, soit une ap-­
proche relationnelle que les artistes clowns emploient dans toutes leurs interventions, tant auprès des enfants que des aînés en perte d’autonomie. Leur façon d’entrer en contact avec chaque personne favorise l’émotion et le rapport hu-­
main. PLEASE DON’T FORGET TO MAKE YOUR CHOICES BY PUTTING A CHECK IN THE
APPROPRIATE BOX.
OR