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Thrive Learning Centre
May 5, 2023
Thrive Learning Centre fosters a safe, supportive and inclusive environment that is open to anyone and everyone. We aim to engage participants in meaningful discussion around each topic that we cover and while providing education, the focus of our workshops is to collaborate with people who have lived experience and an understanding of life’s challenges. Our goal is to help anyone who wants to gain support to improve their overall well-being, recognize and develop their own resourcefulness and truly Thrive!
Thrive is Low Barrier:
No clinical referral needed
- No diagnosis required
- Workshops offered online and in-person
- Admission is always free!
Register using the online form or contact Vince at: vince.galea@cmhasos.ca or (250) 493-8999.
Individuals under 19 require caregiver consent.
Your Voice Matters!
At Thrive Learning Centre we believe that everyone has a unique perspective and valuable insights to share. We are always seeking to involve individuals with lived experience in our workshops, whether through co-producing content, co-facilitating groups or being part of a meaningful discussion where shared learning can occur.
If you would like to be involved with Thrive or have an idea for a workshop or a topic that you would like to see covered, we’d love to hear from you! Please give us a call (250)-493-8999 or email vince.galea@cmhasos.ca
See What’s Upcoming in September 2026!
These sessions are free, open to everyone, and inclusive of all gender identities and expressions.
How to Live Your Best Life
Presented by Self-Management BC
Location: Canadian Mental Health Association 103-1873 Main Steet Penticton Date: Friday September 18th Time: 10:30-11:30 am
This workshop offers practical self-management tools to help you feel more confident managing pain, your health, and daily life. Explore helpful strategies, share ideas with peers, and leave with simple steps you can use right away.
Self-Management BC Programs are evidence-based and peer-supported, delivered by trained volunteers who facilitate workshops, both virtually and in-person, teaching up to 13 skills which support and improve the lives of people who experience chronic conditions, chronic pain, diabetes and/or cancer. Our programs also include health coaching and frailty coaching offered by trained peer coaches using self management strategies to improve health outcomes. The purpose of these programs is to enhance one’s self-confidence to manage life in a more positive way.
Living Intentionally
Discover how aligning your actions with your values can create a more purposeful life. This workshop will help participants identify and reflect on their values, set meaningful goals, and develop strategies for taking intentional action.
Location: Canadian Mental Health Association 103-1873 Main Steet Penticton Date: Monday September 28th Time: 1:00-2:00 pm