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Calling Lakes Wellness Centre Opens in Fort Qu’Appelle

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Calling Lakes Wellness Centre in Fort Qu’Appelle, Saskatchewan, is set to open, offering a sanctuary for mental health and addiction recovery. The facility, opening in phases, provides online treatment, referrals, and a full center with counselling, fitness, yoga, massages, and educational lectures. Nestled in nature, it aims to heal and inspire hope.

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Calling Lakes Wellness Centre Opens in Fort Qu’Appelle

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It's March 31st. From your city to your ears, this is Canada News Today, powered by AI, I'm Corey with the Story. Calling Lake's Wellness Center is set to open in Fort Qua Pell, Saskatchewan, giving folks a spot to step back from daily chaos and find some real, grounding. This new facility targets mental health and addiction struggles, creating a space for healing away from the noise. It kicks off in three phases, starting with online treatment for remote support, then moving to referrals and wrapping with the full center opening, late summer. The setup includes counseling sessions, a gym, yoga classes, massages, and educational lectures, all designed to tackle those core issues head on. Being right in the heart of nature at Fort Qua Pell amps up the recovery vibe, letting people soak in the calm surroundings. Chief operating officer Steve Lowe is calling on anyone battling these fights to reach out, reminding us hope is always on the table as this place gets. We need to make a difference.

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