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Workshops are held once a week for 2.5 hours. The number of participants vary at each workshop (between 8-16 participants) and they encourage individuals to attend all sessions to get the most benefit from the program.

Organization: Ontario Health atHome - North West Area - NorWest Community Health Centres - Northwest Self-Management Program  
Phone Numbers: 807-626-8480
Website: norwestchc.org/programs-services/cdsmp/
Address:
525 Simpson St
Thunder Bay, ON
P7C 3J6
Location:
  • Located at Simpson St in the S ward of Thunder Bay in the Simpson-Ogden area
  • Closest intersection is at Simpson St and Heron St
Accessibility: Wheelchair Accessible    Wheelchair Accessible
Hours: Office: Mon-Fri 8:30 am-4:30 pm


Workshop times vary; see "Upcoming Workshops" on the website
Public Contacts: Kevin Ng - Manager, Chronic Disease Self Management Program
807-626-8480 * kng@norwestchc.org
Service Description: Manages the planning, integration, performance and funding of the health care system in Northwestern Ontario

  • Offers various workshops for individuals living with chronic or long-term health conditions such as diabetes, arthritis, stroke, cancer, colitis, lung disease, fibromyalgia, Parkinson's, heart disease and other conditions
  • Educates individuals on how to manage their symptoms to become more confident and improve their quality of life
  • Offers workshops online
  • Programs include:
    • Chronic Disease Self-Management Program (6-week program)
    • Diabetes Self-Management Program (6-week program)
    • Chronic Pain Self-Management Program (6-week program)
    • Getting the Most from Your Healthcare Appointment (1.5 hrs)
    • ABC Health Matters workshops (90 mins each):
      • Organizing Care
      • Managing Stress with a Rare or Chronic Disease
      • Healthy Caregiving

    Fees: None
    Application: Registration is required; call for information
    Eligibility / Target Population:
    • Individuals 18 years of age and older with chronic or long-term health conditions and their caregivers

    • Participants must be able to set goals and function in a group setting; for example, the program would not be appropriate for someone with significant dementia or memory impairment, or for someone who would be disruptive in a group
    Languages: English
    Area Served:
    Geraldton, Vermilion Bay, Dryden, Fort Frances, Kenora, Nipigon, and Eabametoong First Nation  
    See Also: Rehabilitative Care - Community-Based Prevention and Education
    Self-Management Support Programs

    This information was last completely updated on November 27, 2025

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