Sometimes growth changes the shape of our relationships. Not every friendship is meant to follow us into every season, and that can be one of the hardest parts of personal growth.
As you reflect this week, ask yourself:
Am I holding onto connections that no longer align with who I am becoming?
A simple tool this week to help you move forward:
Journal what this relationship has taught you - focus on gratitude for what it was, rather than the pain it no longer is.
Workshops:
"Outsmart the Scammers: Essential Tips from Halton Police Fraud Experts"
Jun 24 6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
120 Navy St
Scams don’t just cost money—they add stress that can affect your health and peace of mind. Join Halton Police fraud experts on June 24 at Central Library in Oakville and the Capillary Wave Community to learn how common scams work and how to protect yourself and your family. We’ll walk through real examples, warning signs to watch for, and simple steps you can take right away.
To Register:
https://www.zeffy.
Women's Family Court Support Pilot Program (8Weeks)
Women's Family Court Support Program - The Women's Divorce Support Program is a comprehensive service designed to assist women navigating the emotional and procedural challenges of separation and divorce. This program provides participants with access to a dedicated Court Support Worker who offers step-by-step guidance throughout the process. Whether working alongside a lawyer or self-representing, members receive practical assistance to help them stay organized, informed, and prepared. addition to one-on-one support. The program also includes group workshops and access to a legal professional, creating a well-rounded support system that addresses both the practical and emotional aspects of divorce.
Program Support Includes:
*Assistance with completing and organizing court documentation
*Guidance on navigating court processes and timelines
*Support in working effectively with legal counsel one-on-one assistance for individuals who are self-representing
*Group workshops focused on education, preparation, and peer support
*Dedicated time with a lawyer to help participants better understand their rights, options, and next steps
*Emotional support and grounding during a high-stress life transition
While this program does not replace legal representation or provide direct legal advice, it ensures participants are supported, informed, and not facing the process alone. The focus is on reducing confusion, increasing confidence, and supporting overall mental well-being during a critical time.This initiative is delivered in collaboration with the Women’s Centre of Halton, whose expertise and partnership have been instrumental in shaping a compassionate and effective support model. Participation may be limited, with the goal of refining and expanding this service to meet the growing needs of the community.
To Register:
https://www.zeffy.
From Guilt & Shame to Owning Your Sh*T
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