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Workshops & Community Engagements
All Season Wellness proudly engages in community initiatives promoting wellness for BIPOC and Queer folks.
So far, we've had the pleasure of working with:
- Africa Centre
- BIPOC Healing & Wellness Centre
- Black Pride YYC
Here, I share some reflections about each event and its impact.


The Reset Canvas Workshop
I was once again invited to facilitate a mental health discussion at the Africa Centre through a creative wellness workshop, designed to promote community healing through creative expression. The theme: Cultivating Peace My therapeutic approach with clients integrates interventions from Existentialism and Narrative Therapy, which greatly inspired my presentation on "Cultivating Peace." The event took place in the fall, just days before Thanksgiving, so our discussion focused

Tiffany Snow-Forrester
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Paint & Lead Workshop
Shortly after launching All Season Wellness, I had the honour of co-facilitating a mental health workshop at the Paint & Lead Workshop at Africa Centre with the Ujima Youth Fellowship, and it truly was a powerful experience. Being in a room filled with brilliant, passionate people from my community was incredibly meaningful. I had the opportunity to share my expertise on topics I care deeply about, while also learning from others who are doing inspiring work in their own way

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7 days ago1 min read
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Beyond Pride Workshop
For Pride 2026, All Season Wellness & BIPOC Healing and Wellness Centre hosted our first collaborative event, encouraging community healing and safe spaces for BIPOC 2SLGBTQIA+ folks. We intended to provide a compassionate and connecting space where BIPOC queer individuals could show up authentically, on their own terms. We titled the workshop Beyond Pride: Navigating the Ebbs and Flows of Our Identities because we recognize that pride isn't actually limited to the experience

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7 days ago1 min read
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KDays 2026
All Season Wellness was born in February 2026, thanks to the support of my beautiful wife, my amazing supervisor, and close friends. When we launched, we made it clear that our space was intentionally created to support and uplift marginalized communities. So, when Black Businesses Edmonton invited us to participate in KDays (one of Edmonton’s biggest summer festivals), we were incredibly grateful for the opportunity to show up, connect with our community, and share what we d

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7 days ago1 min read
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