The following
programs are regularly
offered by the Center for Well-Being: |
| All classes
require pre-registration. All classes are offered in Santa
Rosa and some are offered in Petaluma. For more information
on program content, fees and discounts, or to register please
call 707-575-6043.
Registration Form
Schedule of Classes |
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*Click on the class title for upcoming dates and times*
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- Arthritis,
Fibromyalgia & Chronic Pain Self-Help
- Mary Ellen Wells, PT
A six-week series of classes held once a week for two hours.
This self management program that gives participants the
knowledge and skills they need to manage their chronic pain
condition. Topics include exercise, pain management techniques,
problem solving, fatigue, doctor-patient relationships,
and coping strategies. Fee is $80.
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- Balance
Basics - Dustin
Maul
Ongoing class to help individuals improve their balance
and strength. The class is held twice a week and the fee
is $80 per month. Location: HeartWorks.
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- Exercise for
a Healthy Weight -
Heather Todd
An exercise class for individuals who have taken the Center's
Healthy Weight classes, or for anyone who is working toward
weight loss. These ongoing fitness classes for individuals
at any level will incorporate strength training, cardiovascular
fitness and flexibility exercises. Classes will help you
reach your personal goals and monitor your fitness level.
Two, 75-minute sessions per week. Fee is $80 per month,
Location: HeartWorks.
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- Healthy Weight
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Irene Ives, Ph.D. or Diana Mendelson, MFT
If you are thinking about losing weight, are on a diet,
or want to know how to achieve a healthy weight and stay
sane, this class is for you. Taught by a dietitian, therapist
and exercise specialist, the 16-week program is divided
into two parts:
Weeks 1-8 focus on nutrition,
movement and your body. Learn what types and how much
food your body really needs to keep you feeling good.
Practice eating with awareness so that you can gain control
of what you eat. Experience new ways of becoming more
physically active so that your body can use your food
as fuel.
Weeks 9-16
focus on your barriers to success. Explore the emotions
and the psychological issues that undermine healthy eating
behaviors and regular physical activity. Discover your
internal motivations for behavior change. Continue to
practice the skills of conscious eating and receive encouragement
and support during this process.
The program fee is $590 if paid
on the first day of class. Early Bird Special:
$500 if paid in advance~ A $90 discount off the full program
fee is offered to those who prepay for 16 weeks. Participants
may choose to pre-register for just the first 8 weeks
of the program ($295).
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- Diabetes Wellness
Series - Marianne
Hutton, RD, CDE & Cynthia Rathkey, NP,
CDE
The Center's acclaimed program to help people with diabetes
learn how to control their disease. This in-depth, action
oriented program uses an interdisciplinary team to teach
diabetes management through diet, exercise, proper blood
monitoring and appropriate medical and self care. Four 2.5
hour sessions taught once a week with a 1 hour individual
assessment. Program is covered by Medicare and may be reimbursed
by your insurance. Call for fee information.
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- Diabetes
Meal Planning
- Marianne Hutton, RD,
CDE
After learning the effect food has on blood sugar level
in the Diabetes education class, you are now ready to fine
tune your own meal plan with this series of classes offered
by the Center for Well-Being. Six 90 minute sessions. $135
fee.
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- Diabetes
Support Group
- Joyce Giammattei,
PhD, RD, CDE, CHES
This support group for people living with diabetes meets
on the third Thursday of the month, and is designed for
graduates of the Center's Diabetes education class. $10
donation per meeting encouraged.
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- Preventing
Heart Disease and Diabetes
-Joyce Giammattei, RD; Joan Gates,
RD
If you have impaired glucose tolerance and/or other symptoms
related to metabolic syndrome (large waist, high triglycerides
or low HDL, high blood pressure) you are at significantly
increased risk of developing diabetes and heart disease.
But by making lifestyle changes in physical activity and
diet, you can reverse this syndrome and greatly reduce your
risk of chronic disease. This new class will help you understand
this syndrome and identify the steps you need to take to
reduce your risk and improve your health now and in the
future. Three sessions, 2-hours each. Fee: $95
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- Nutritional
Counseling Judith Hoaglund,
RD
Medical nutrition therapy is provided by registered dietitians
by physician referral, in English or in Spanish. Fee is
$100.
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- Shapedown
- Irene
Ives, PhD
Benefit from a nationally recognized, family-based behavior
modification approach to weight management for children
and adolescents. Group classes for parents and children
include nutrition education and psychosocial issues regarding
weight and eating behavior. $238 includes materials fee.
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- Smoking
Cessation - Dana
Alvarez , Michelle
Escobar-McGarry
Smoking is a learned habit. You can quit with the support
of a group and caring instructor. Identify smoking behavior
patterns, learn about the pros and cons of nicotine reduction
therapy. Create a successful quitting plan and learn how
to get through the rough spots of recovery and stay tobacco
free. Based on the Freedom From Smoking program of the American
Lung Association. Seven weeks, eight 2-hour sessions. Fee
is $120.
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Are you pregnant?
Are you a Mom with a new baby or a baby under six months
of age? And you’d like to protect your childfrom the
harmful effects of smoke? Smoke Free Babies is a new program
designed to for Moms & Moms-to-Be
who want to quit smoking and provide a smoke free environment
for their new baby. The prgoram includes private appointments
with a smokingcessation counselor and a weekly support group
with other Moms who want to quit smoking or who have recently
quit. No fee. Funded by a grant from Sonoma
County AOD.
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- Strength
Training - Paula
Frieders, MA
Improve your health through this ongoing 4-week program.
Group instruction includes overall body conditioning, using
calisthenics, free weights, physioballs, therabands and
total gym. Two 1-hour sessions per week: $60 and three 1-hour
sessions per week: $80.
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- Mind/Body
Connection - Shirley
Gilloti, RN
Learn to relax using meditation, movement, exercise and
breathing techniques. Experience how the practice of "mindfulness"
can transform your response to stress and help you regain
a sense of well-being and personal control. 7 sessions.
Fee is $90.
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Understanding Hepatitis C
- Pamela Reed, RN
Find out what you need to know and do to live a healthy
lifestyle with Hepatitis C. Learn about the function of
the liver, and how Hepatitis C can affect your body, laboratory
tests involved in diagnosing Hepatitis C, and their implications
for treatment, treatment options and alternative approaches
to Hepatitis C treatment, and lifestyle changes necessary
to keep you and your loved ones healthy. 1 session, 2 1/2
hours. Fee is $20.
- Hepatitis C Support Group - Kate
Wilcox
Meets on the second Sunday of each month from 4:00pm - 6:00pm.
Grant funded.
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- Yoga
- Nancy Bonner-Benson
A gentle stretching program in a safe
and supportive environment. Nurturing poses, intended to
create deeper levels of relaxation, are done without strain.
Designed for people who are new to yoga, or have a health
condition that limits flexibility. One class offered per
week. Flat-fee is $45/mo.
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A gentle stretching program in a safe
and supportive environment. Nurturing poses, intended to
create deeper levels of relaxation, are done without strain.
Designed for people who are new to yoga, or have a health
condition that limits flexibility. Six 1-hour classes, fee
$65/mo.
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- Heartworks Phase III and Lifetime Fitness
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Ongoing exercise classes are $80/month and meet twice
a week. *There is a $30 registration fee for all
HeartWorks Programs
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- HeartWorks Phase III &Lifetime Fitness Program
-
Jennifer Watkins; Dustin Maul; Heather
Todd
Supervised exercise for people who wish to lead a more active
life. Participants improve their cardiovascular conditioning,
flexibility and strength while learning how to modify risk
factors for heart disease.
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Tuesday
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Wednesday
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Thursday
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Friday
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6:45-8:00
am
Phase
III with Dustin Maul |
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6:45-8:00
am
Phase
III with Dustin Maul |
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7:15
to 8:30 am
Phase
III with Jennifer Watkins |
8-9:15
am
Phase
III with Dustin Maul |
7:15
to 8:30 am
Phase
III with Jennifer Watkins
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8-9:15
am
Phase
III with Dustin Maul |
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9:15
to 10:30 am
Phase
III with Dustin Maul |
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9:15
to 10:30 am
Phase
III with Dustin Maul |
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10:30
to 11:45 am
Phase
III with Dustin Maul |
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10:30
to 11:45 am
Phase
III with Dustin Maul |
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11:45
am to 1 pm
Lifetime
Fitness with Dustin Maul |
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11:45
am to 1 pm
Lifetime
Fitness with Dustin Maul |
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1:00
to 2:15
Phase
III with Jennifer Watkins |
1:30
to 2:45 pm
Balance
Basics and Beginning Strength Training with Dustin
Maul |
1:00
to 2:15
Phase
III with Jennifer Watkins |
1:30
to 2:45 pm
Balance
Basics and Beginning Strength Training with Dustin
Maul |
2:00-5:00
Drop in for class makeups & extra sessions with
Jennifer Watkins & Dusting Maul |
2:15
to 3:30
Phase
III with Jennifer Watkins |
2:45
to 4 pm
Lifetime
Fitness with Heather Todd |
2:15
to 3:30
Phase
III with Jennifer Watkins |
2:45
to 4 pm
Lifetime
Fitness with Heather Todd |
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5:30
to 6:30
Strength
Training with Paula Frieders |
4:30
to 5:45 Exercise for a Healthy Weight, with
Heather Todd |
5:30
to 6:30
Strength
Training with Paula Frieders |
4:30
to 5:45 Exercise for a Healthy Weight, with
Heather Todd |
5:30
to 6:30
Strength
Training with Dustin Maul |
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- PPersonal
Training - Paula Frieders;
Dustin Maul; Heather Todd
Kick
start your exercise program with personal training at the
Center for Well-Being. Training packages inlcude a fitness
assessment and goal setting, instruction in cardiovascular
activity, strenght training and flexibility and recommendations
to vary workouts. Sessions can be weekly or bi-weekly
with special fee packages available. Phone 707-575-6043
or email info@nccwb.org for more information.
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