To improve new immigrants' physical and mental health and help them integrate into society, the Miaonan District Family Service Center for New Immigrants, Miaoli County, is holding the "A Warm Encounter: Easy Living to Comfort New Immigrants' Body, Mind, and Spirit" event from 9:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. on June 28 and June 29. Various relaxation courses, including hydrotherapy, aromatherapy, and mindful emotions practice, will be help during this event, leading participants to self-understanding, self-confidence, and on a path to a healthier and happier life.

In the process of integrating into Taiwanese society, newcomers are usually faced with challenges such as language barriers, cultural differences, family pressure, and shifting identities, which can easily impact wellbeing and lead to loneliness, anxiety, or low self-worth, affecting their physical and mental health. To assist new immigrants in adapting to their new lives and improving the body, mind and spirit balance, the center has designed this stress relief and healing course. The activity will be conducted by two professional lecturers with qualifications in American naturopathy and international hydrotherapy.

 It starts with a gentle spiritual dialogue combined with relaxation courses such as hydrotherapy, aromatherapy, and art/drawing to help participants release stress and relax their minds and bodies. Next, through the practice of emotional management and self-awareness, participants will learn to explore their inner needs and to express emotions positively in their daily lives to establish good relationships and interactions with others.

New immigrants who are interested in this activity are welcome to sign up to experience an easier way to live and body and mind healing. Places are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis and limited to 10 new immigrants and their family members.

Registration Contact:Cai Mei-Fang (Contact Person)

Telephone: 037-371283