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www.oakvillebeaver.com The Oakville Beaver Weekend, Saturday September 8, 2007 - 21 Special guest at forum Successful Canadian singer/songwriter -- and Postpartum Mood Disorder (PPMD) survivor Amy Sky will put in a guest appearance at a PPMD forum in Halton Tuesday. The forum is designed for community professionals who work in the area of identifying and treating PPMD. The day-long forum is for community professionals rather than the general public or those experiencing PPMD. The forum to be held at Halton Region will see those community professionals attending assist in contributing to the establishment of Lawrence Bloomberg Faculty of Nursing, University of Toronto, on the topic of the effect of peer support offered over the telephone to highrisk mothers. Dr. Wendy Sword, Associate Dean (Research) and Associate Professor, McMaster University, will speak on women's experiences seeking care for postpartum depression. Stephanie Bissell, a social worker with the Women's Health Concerns Clinic at Hamilton's St. Joseph's Hospital, will outline her clinic's approach to, and treatment of, women with PPMD. Amy Sky key priorities and plans to help Halton families living with PPMD. Featured speakers at the forum include Dr. Cindy-Lee Dennis, Associate Professor, Rain or shine Dedicated to Children's Health, Safety & Environmental Awareness Sponsored by: The Alliance Healthcare Team and World Children's Wellness Foundation Dementia information series begins Acclaim Health Alzheimer Services is offering a free 8 week Dementia Information Series for Family Caregivers. Starting Tuesday, Sept. 11, Dr. Lam presents Dementia and Alzheimer Disease ­ An Introduction, from 7-9 p.m. It will be held at Acclaim Health, Sheridan College, 1430 Trafalgar Rd. (use Ceremonial Drive entrance). To register call 905-8479559 or toll free 1-800-3877127. Saturday, September 22nd 11:30 am - 3pm Alliance Healthcare, 232 South Service Rd. E, Oakville Camp Trillium Childhood Cancer Support Centre * EVENT TO BENEFIT * FEATURING FREE CHILD ID CARDS AND FINGERPRINTING FOR ALL CHILDREN Reduce Reuse Recycle Come and me et Becky Kellar ... 11:30-12 We are pleased to announce the arrival of Dr. Ambereen Quadir, Female Family Physician, to Oak Park Family Care Centre. Dr. Quadir is not your "typical" Doctor. Through her years of practice, she has come to the realization that there is something missing in the practice of Western Medicine. She believes that if you focus just on Dis-Ease and Sickness that is all you will ever get. What you focus on... expands! Dr. Quadir's focus is on people being optimally healthy and well Mind, Body and Spirit. Dr. Quadir is currently accepting new patients from all age groups. The Patients she partners with are committed to the following: 1. Optimal Health 2. Positive Attitude 3. Taking Responsibility for your health. If this sounds like you, please make an appointment to meet with Dr. Quadir. She looks forward to working with you. DIAMOND SPONSOR ian 3 Time Olymp en's ian Wom Canad Hockey Team SILVER SPONSORS Airstart Regional Spares FREE-EVERYONE WELCOME FREE Food & Fun for Everyone FREE Facepainting FREE Giveaways FREE Bouncy Castle and games FREE Prize drawings every 1/2 hour _ hour FREE Scoliosis and Spinal Screenings FREE Gait Analysis and Mini-massages FREE Handouts on Children's Health, SPECIAL APPEARANCES: Mayor Burton at 12:00 Oakville Fire Dept. and their truck Sparky the Fire Dog Snow White and a "super" Salsa Babies mini-class 1:00 Reptile Rob Show 1:30 Silent Auction friend 12:00-1:00 Safety and Environmental Awareness 905-257-3297 201 Oak Walk Drive, Oakville (Dundas &Trafalgar - the Clinic is inside the Real Canadian Superstore) Snow White and a "super" friend from 12-1 For more information call 905-845-2291 courtes y of Dr. Jenna Davis Family Chiropractor/Acupuncturist or go to www.alliancehealthcare.ca Call 1-877-510-510-2 and talk to a Registered Dietitian for free. EatRight Ontario ontario.ca/eatright Paid for by the Government of Ontario