Join TTW for our Valentine’s Appreciation Salon, where we will create love notes together, either digitally using Canva or fun supplies from your house. This is a chance to appreciate your favorite people. You can even create one for yourself! Saturday, February 13th at 2:00pm pacific/ 3:00pm mountain/ 4:00pm central/ 5:00pm eastern. For more information and suggestions for supplies to gather contact abbey@turningthewheel.org To register click here!

Turning the Wheel has partnered with High School Teacher Heather Feuerhelm to work with 9th and 12th grade over the past three weeks. It has been an incredible joy to work with Heather and her students. She wanted to share her experience with the program and this is what she says: "Today was a beautiful day with all of you! I continue to learn and grow from you. I was feeling restless and impatient when the communication game broke down. I wanted to just direct everything, ge

Wilmington staff is continuing its training for resiliency with the New Hanover County Resiliency Task Force through their Community Resiliency Model (CRM). We support their mission of raising awareness of traumas that we experience individually and collectively and developing tools to support one another. We are excited to be incorporating this new model into our existing work. Our assistant director Kate Muhlstein has completed the course and reported back to the staff. Our

New Facilitator, Natalie Furtick, brings new skills and fresh energy to Turning the Wheel. By Lulu Delphine. Natalie Furtick completed The Body Now Certification program in 2020, with the support of mentor facilitators Khiri Lee and Stephanie Merrick-Mitchell. She learned about the program from a neighbor who said simply, You will love this work, and gave her information about an upcoming Turning the Wheel event. Natalie did love the work, and went on to join the certificatio

TTWM wishes to thank the Montana Arts Council and the National Endowment for the Arts for partial funding of our after school Flagship program with three schools. This spring, we will be offering live streaming, movement and expressive arts based programs to teach social emotional learning and integral life skills that will culminate in an auto-biographical performance. Thanks also to the Missoula Public Library and the Montana Geriatric Education center’s Dementia Award for