This is a repeating eventNovember 28, 2026 2:00 pm
Vision Board Workshop Series with Mary-Jo and Olivia
Event Details
As the year winds down and colder months settle in, it’s a natural time time to reflect on where you’ve been and think about where you’d like to go
Event Details
As the year winds down and colder months settle in, it’s a natural time time to reflect on where you’ve been and think about where you’d like to go next. Join Mary-Jo, Olivia and fellow peers for a workshop series where you’ll create your own vision board!
A vision board is a collage of images, words and affirmations that represent your goals, dreams and intentions. For many people living with SCI and related disabilities, life doesn’t always unfold as planned. A vision board can help you reconnect with your priorities, identify new possibilities and focus on what brings meaning and purpose to your life.
You’ll learn why vision boards can be powerful tools for motivation and self-reflection and how to create your own physical or digital vision board. In the final session, you’ll be invited to share your vision board (if you wish) and take part in guided manifestation exercises.
Join us from 2-3:30 pm on Saturday, November 14, November 28 and December 19.
Ready to create your vision for the year ahead? Register for the virtual Vision Board Workshop Series.
At Spinal Cord Injury BC, our events are geared towards people living with spinal cord injuries (SCI) and related disabilities (whom we call “peers”). No matter where you are in the world, you’re invited to join us online. Please note that all event times are listed in Pacific time, PCT (UTC-7).Â
Peer support is at the heart of our work. Our events and activities are organized and led by people with lived experience of SCI and related disabilities, creating spaces where you can connect with others who truly understand.Â
If you need support to participate fully, such as help accessing Zoom or other accommodations, we’re happy to help! Recordings of webinars are also shared on our YouTube channel.Â