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Free Mental Health Workshops! — Axonaly

By Jessica

Axonaly is a wellness-minded social venture based at the University of Toronto creating wearable assistive technology for anxiety and panic attacks. As part of our holistic approach to mental health and wellness and in response to the past year's many challenges, we have curated Wellness Week: a series of virtual activity spaces that provide students and recent grads with a mental hygiene refresh. The series includes a variety of innovative and exciting workshops that will run between April 2nd - 9th, 2021. We're providing UberEats gift cards for the Lunch & Learn workshop and Deserres gift cards for the Painting workshop, as well as Prize draws for all registered participants!

 

You can register at the following link:

https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/axonaly-wellness-event-series-tickets-



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