12 Stages of Extraordinary SRI Series
What if a few simple breath and body awareness tools could help you feel more connected, present, and at ease? 🌿
Join us for the 12 Stages of Extraordinary SRI Series at Graceful Waves Wellness Center in Wheeler — a guided 3-week Somato Respiratory Integration journey.
Together, we’ll learn and practice gentle SRI exercises that support more peace, connection, joy, depth, empowerment, and ease.
Series dates:
Discover: Tuesday, Sept. 29, 6:00–7:30 PM
Transform: Tuesday, Oct. 6, 6:00–7:30 PM
Awaken & Integrate: Tuesday, Oct. 13, 6:00–7:30 PM
Cost: $198 for all 3 classes
Registration required.
đź”— Book online at https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule/82124172/appointment/98150564/calendar/648646
12 Stages of Extraordinary SRI Series
What if a few simple breath and body awareness tools could help you feel more connected, present, and at ease? 🌿
Join us for the 12 Stages of Extraordinary SRI Series at Graceful Waves Wellness Center in Wheeler — a guided 3-week Somato Respiratory Integration journey.
Together, we’ll learn and practice gentle SRI exercises that support more peace, connection, joy, depth, empowerment, and ease.
Series dates:
Discover: Tuesday, Sept. 29, 6:00–7:30 PM
Transform: Tuesday, Oct. 6, 6:00–7:30 PM
Awaken & Integrate: Tuesday, Oct. 13, 6:00–7:30 PM
Cost: $198 for all 3 classes
Registration required.
đź”— Book online at https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule/82124172/appointment/98150564/calendar/648646
Celebrate Native American Heritage Month with Art, Culture, and Community on the Oregon Coast
Bay City Arts Center (BCAC), Friends of Netarts Bay WEBS, and the Tillamook County Pioneer Museum invite the community to celebrate Native American Heritage Month with two days of art, cultural exchange, and learning on November 6–7, 2026. The events include a Native American artists gallery opening featuring three Indigenous artists, a marketplace highlighting Indigenous artists and businesses, and a storytelling program exploring traditional ecological knowledge and the lifeways of the Tillamook people. All events are free to attend, with advance registration required for the storytelling program.
Celebrate Native American Heritage Month with Art, Culture, and Community on the Oregon Coast
Bay City Arts Center (BCAC), Friends of Netarts Bay WEBS, and the Tillamook County Pioneer Museum invite the community to celebrate Native American Heritage Month with two days of art, cultural exchange, and learning on November 6–7, 2026. The events include a Native American artists gallery opening featuring three Indigenous artists, a marketplace highlighting Indigenous artists and businesses, and a storytelling program exploring traditional ecological knowledge and the lifeways of the Tillamook people. All events are free to attend, with advance registration required for the storytelling program.
Celebrate Native American Heritage Month with Art, Culture, and Community on the Oregon Coast
Bay City Arts Center (BCAC), Friends of Netarts Bay WEBS, and the Tillamook County Pioneer Museum invite the community to celebrate Native American Heritage Month with two days of art, cultural exchange, and learning on November 6–7, 2026. The events include a Native American artists gallery opening featuring three Indigenous artists, a marketplace highlighting Indigenous artists and businesses, and a storytelling program exploring traditional ecological knowledge and the lifeways of the Tillamook people. All events are free to attend, with advance registration required for the storytelling program.
Client Connection Workshop – No-Cost
The Client Connection Workshop
No-Cost – Oct. 24th, 9:00-Noon
Whether you work with customers, clients, patients, residents, students, or the public, difficult conversations are part of the job. People may be frustrated, angry, disappointed, or simply worried, and when emotions run high, even a routine interaction can become challenging.
The Client Connection is a practical, interactive workshop designed to help you feel more confident when those moments arise. Participants learn how to respond to upset people respectfully, calm tense situations, and communicate effectively without making the situation worse.
The workshop also looks beyond the immediate complaint. Sometimes what a person is angry about on the surface isn’t the real issue. Participants learn how to recognize what may be driving someone’s frustration and respond to the underlying need, not just the complaint.
Through discussion, real-world scenarios, and hands-on exercises, participants will practice how to:
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Respond effectively when a customer, client, or patient is upset
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De-escalate tense situations while maintaining respect
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Share information that may be difficult or disappointing to hear
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Keep difficult conversations from becoming personal
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Look beyond the complaint to understand what the person really needs
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Approach challenging interactions with greater confidence and professionalism
The goal isn’t to make difficult conversations disappear, it’s to give you and your teammates the skills to handle them well. When people feel heard and respected, even when they don’t get the answer they hoped for, you have a better chance of preserving the relationship and building trust.
Better prepared employees create stronger connections—and stronger connections are good for everyone.
Please register to join this no-cost, virtual workshop. Space is Limited.
https://www.tillamookmediation.org/events/customer-connection-workshop
