Healthy Living Wellness Group

Norton Children’s Prevention & Wellness offers the Healthy Living Wellness Group, a workshop series designed to help families reach their wellness goals. The three-week workshop series includes classes led by certified health coaches that are held in an engaging and supportive group setting.

This group focuses on:

  • Goal-setting for healthy habits
  • Healthy meal planning and prep
  • Fun ways to stay active

This free series is open to families with children ages 8 to 17. Registration is required. To register, call (502) 629-1234, option 4, or visit NortonChildrens.com/Classes&Events.

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Norton Children’s Prevention & Wellness

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