Wellness Wheel

Thank you to everyone who supported this event and for those who came to enjoy it!

🔥 F R E E B B Q 🔥

Wellness Wheel is excited to support this FREE Community BBQ tomorrow, Wednesday September 22 starting at 5PM in Pepsi Park at 1219 11th Avenue.

The Covid Vaccine will be available from 5:00PM to 9:00PM.

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🤔 Did you Know? 🤔

👋 August 31 is International Overdose Awareness Day

😢 2021 is Saskatchewan's worst year on record of overdoses

🧡 Naloxone Training is FREE and can save a life

In case you missed the Pulse Article featuring Wellness Wheel's Clinical Coordinator and Nursing Lead, Susanne Nicolay, here's a video highlighting the story of Wellness Wheel and how the team is Mobilizing Care to Rural and Remote Locations to support the testing and care of HIV, Hep C, and more!

Mobilizing Care to Rural and Remote Locations Through the Wellness Wheel Susanne Nicolay, RN shares the story of the Wellness Wheel Medical Clinic's journey from commencement to now, highlighting the RNSPs in place that allow her ...

Proud to have been asked to talk about the opportunities for RNs and scope of practice with RNSPs, and to share the work of Wellness Wheel, which is only possible through relationship and in partnership with communities!❤️

The 2021 edition of The Pulse, the SRNA's online and print magazine, ​features nurses throughout the province and shares their stories of optimizing their RN scope of practice through the use of Registered Nurse Specialty Practices (RNSP).

In the first article of this year's publication, Susanne Nicolay, RN shares the story of the Wellness Wheel's journey from commencement to now, highlighting the RNSPs in place that allow her and her fellow nurse colleagues to provide essential mobile care to remote areas in Saskatchewan.

Read the article here: https://loom.ly/y3-n2zs

Did you know our Maskihkiy Kistikan (Medicine Garden) on Rae Street is a Community Collaboration Urban Gardening Project to decrease food security in our community?

This Medicine Garden has the helping hands of You Should Garden, Metis Nation, University of Regina, & Wellness Wheel 🌱

When I was at Maskihkiy Kistikan (Medicine Garden) last week a woman from the neighbourhood stopped me to chat. She said she had stopped in when the team was just starting the process of preparing this garden. She let them know she didn't think anything could possibly grow there. Yet there we were weeks later with a resilient and flourishing garden. She could not believe it.

Let this be a lesson to all of us ❤️

Everything needs support to grow with an environment conducive to flourishing. We aim to provide that support to people, families, and communities to flourish by responding to community needs in areas such as food security, HIV, prenatal care, & Elder support.

“I see the effects of drugs and what they can do and combined with HIV you’re not going to live a long time. For me, I have plans on living a long time, I have plans on growing old and I have plans to be healthy,” said Wahpoosewyan.

Danita Lynn Wahpoosewyan shares her story as she continues to help others as a Wellness Warrior Peer Support and works to build a network of First Nations communities in wellness.

You amaze us everyday, Danita!

Hidden Crisis: Helping others out of the dark Less than 10 years ago, Danita Wahpoosewyan was an addict, finding drugs where she could to ease her trauma an...