Events
Welcome to ECHN’s Events Page!
Throughout the year, ECHN offers a wide variety of educational programs designed to educate and support all individuals within our community. Please explore our diverse offerings including childbirth and parent education courses, diabetes education, nutrition and wellness classes, free seasonal health education programs, and more.
Join us as we aim to create a healthier, more informed community. Together, we are making healthy happen!
- Events
- Health Education Programs & Lectures
September 2025
10
Wed
12:00 PM
Working Together to Prevent Type 2 Diabetes: Resources and Information
Virtual Event
Interested in learning how to incorporate healthy lifestyle changes into your daily routine to avoid, prevent or delay Type 2 Diabetes? Join a trained Lifestyle Coach for a discussion on...
Cost Free
Free
11
Thu
6:00 PM
Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine (NMM) – A Holistic Approach to Pain Relief
Hybrid Session: In person at Manchester Memorial Hospital or Virtual-Live Webinar
Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine (NMM), particularly through Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment (OMT), offers a hands-on approach to pain management, focusing on the interconnectedness of the body's structure and function to promote healing and...
Cost Free
Free
15
Mon
5:30 PM
Prostate Cancer Symptoms: Early Warning Signs Every Man Should Know
Hybrid Session: In person at Manchester Memorial Hospital or Virtual-Live Webinar
Prostate Cancer is the most common cancer among men; the American Cancer Society estimates that about 314,000 new cases will be diagnosed in the US in 2025. With early detection,...
Cost Free
Free
16
Tue
6:00 PM
Yoga to Balance Blood Sugar: A Guided Session with Dr. Yasmine Khan
Manchester Memorial Hospital, Conference Rooms A, B & C
71 Haynes Street, Manchester , CT
Join Endocrinologist Dr. Yasmine Khan for a unique and empowering yoga session. Discover how yoga can positively impact blood sugar levels, reduce stress, and support a healthy lifestyle for people...
Cost Free
Free
22
Mon
1:30 PM
Mastering Your Balance: A Fall Prevention Program
Manchester Memorial Hospital, Conference Rooms A, B & C
71 Haynes Street, Manchester , CT
September is Fall Prevention Month. Falls and balance problems are a significant concern, especially for aging adults, and are the second leading cause of unintentional deaths. Falls are often preventable...
Cost Free
Free
November 2025
04
Tue
6:00 PM
Living with Diabetes: Knowledge for a Healthier Life and Nutrition Tips for Blood Sugar Control
Virtual Event
Join us for an informative presentation designed to empower you with essential knowledge about diabetes and practical tips to effectively manage your blood sugar levels. Whether you are newly diagnosed,...
Cost Free
Free
06
Thu
6:00 PM
COPD Explained: Managing Symptoms and Improving Lung Health
Virtual Via Zoom
November is National COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease) Awareness Month. COPD is a progressive lung disease that affects millions of people worldwide. It is the leading cause of death globally...
Cost Free
Free
13
Thu
5:30 PM
End-of-Life Care Demystified: Hospice vs. Palliative Care
Virtual Via Zoom
November is Hospice and Palliative Care Month. Learn about the key differences between hospice and palliative care. The hope is to increase awareness and knowledge of hospice and palliative care...
Cost Free
Free
December 2025
04
Thu
6:00 PM
How Stress Affects Your Health: Learn Mindfulness, Biofeedback & More
Virtual Via Zoom
Managing stress effectively involves utilizing various stress regulation techniques, including relaxation exercises, mindfulness, physical activity, healthy lifestyle choices, and strategic time management. Join Naturopathic Doctor Craig Fasullo for a discussion...
Cost Free
Free
09
Tue
6:00 PM
Rooted in Wellness: Natural Postpartum Support for Mom & Baby
Virtual Via Zoom
Postpartum nutrition support for both mom and baby focuses on replenishing the mother's nutrient stores, supporting energy levels, and ensuring optimal growth and development for the baby, particularly if breastfeeding. Becoming...