Embracing Your Phoenix - Support and services for teens and young adults with illness. It's time to embrace the phoenix within.

Visit The Phoenix Zine to read Amy's latest post.

Assisting Families Dealing With Chronic Illness
Course at Conestoga College
Course Code COUN8150
Fall 2010

This course is designed to give professionals and students in health care, social work or other social service professions a better understanding of the issues surrounding families dealing with illness and special needs.  This population faces unique challenges and needs that professionals must be aware of in order to provide helpful and relevant person-centred care.

Click Here to View Conestoga's Online Catalogue & Register Online

The course is listed on page 28 as an elective in the Applied Counselling Program.

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Hope for Families Counselling Centre
825 King St. W. Kitchener, ON N2G 1E3
(Located in St. Mark's Lutheran Church)

E-mail holly@hopeforfamilies.net,
or call 519-513-9216 for more information
or to arrange an appointment.

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New Fashions for the Chronically Ill

Hope for Families is excited to announce our new CafePress.com shop featuring slogans specifically for people dealing with chronic illness.

Visit the Hope for Families Store now to check it out!

Read Amy's blog on The Phoenix Zine to learn more.

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Embracing Your Phoenix - Support and services for teens and young adults with illness. It's time
to embrace the phoenix within. Bracelets above are samples from the Change Your Chain event
held on March 28th.

Amy's personalized medic alert bracelets are available to be purchased. She offers custom-
made bracelets with easy clips that attach to any medic alert. Contact Amy Mathers for more
information at amy@hopeforfamilies.net.