Events + Replays

As we go about being All Things to All, we want better health and connect with people like you who also want better health. Learn with us, how to live an activated life, and help others. 

       

Dates subject to change, check back weekly for additions.

Wednesday Wellness with Jacquelyn Sheppard Health Educator, at 10 a.m. cst (this is Wed weekly)
Topics change weekly.
 Last week was special guest Renee Parker teaching on 
what might actually be making you sick: a look at toxins around us
Text 612-385-1870 for zoom link and password for June 17th & 24th

6/22 Monday 7pm-7:30pm cst LifeVantage Opportunity Zoom Mtg (this is a 4th Monday Monthly)
Come hear for yourself, what your friends and family have been telling you!
Speakers: from our LifeTree family
 text 612-385-1870 for link and password

6/25  Thurs 7pm-7:30pm  Zoom Healing from Inside Out, Role of Nutrition in relapse prevention, Part 2.
  (this is a monthly zoom, not always the same day of the week, watch for dates and latest topics)
 Speaker Robin Andreas, RN, Recovery & Mental Health Advocate. 
text 612-385-1870 for link and password

7/13th Monday 7pm-7:30pm cst Website Walk thru (this is a 2nd Monday Monthly)
Speaker: Mary Akehurst
Invite a friend and bring your curiosity on zoom! 
 text 612-385-1870 for link and password


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Healing from the Inside Out Sessions

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pK43jLI_HKw&list=PLHN0JgJWkQE97ewZ888oytxyJXjxsDIWp

      Learn More Sessions

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLHN0JgJWkQE86A9jLPTOUohuuD765_NEU&si=VTxK9B4HSytVge04

  • Role of Nutrition and Relapse Prevention, Healing from the Inside Out Faith & Science Series, 5/28/26, Speaker Robin Andreas, RN, Recovery & Mental Health Advocate and Jackie Sheppard, Author and Health Counselor
  • Faith, Nutrigenomics and Restoring Cellular Balance, 4/16/26, Speaker Robin Andreas, RN, Recovery & Mental Health Advocate and Jackie Sheppard, Author and Health Counselor
  • LifeVantage Website Walk thru, 11/20/25, Mary Akehurst with Jacquelyn Sheppard
  • Helpful and Hopeful for Recovery Month, 9/18/25, Mary Akehurst, Recovery Advocate
  • Wellness to be Whole, 8/25/25, Mary Akehurst, Recovery Advocate
  • What's the Role of Oxidative Stress, in Cancer 6/19/25, Jacquelyn Sheppard, Health Researcher
  • Hope for Mental Health, 5/15/25, Speaker Robin Andreas, RN, Recovery & Mental Health Advocate
  • All in for Activation - Pre & Probiotics, 4/17/25, Speaker Mary Akehurst, Recovery Advocate
  • A Massage Therapist view of activation, 3/20/25 Speaker: Katie Lillegrin, Massage Therapist
  • A Nurses' story to a healthier heart and life, 2/20/25 speaker: Registered Nurse, Robin Andreas,
  • What is GLP-1 and Why Activate it? 10/8/24, Q&A  Mary Akehurst with Renee Parker
  • Cognitive decline or comeback? 9/29/24, educator :Author and Health Counselor, Jacquelyn Sheppard
  • Transform your life, one cell at a time, 7/18/2024, educator: fitness instructor, Kristy Springs Cunningham
  • Hope for Learning and Behavior, 5/23/24, educator: Author and Health Counselor, Jacquelyn Sheppard
  • Hope for Heart Health 4/25/24, educator: Author and Health Counselor, Jacquelyn Sheppard
  • Hew Hope for ADD, ADHD & Autism, 2/15/24,educator: Author and Health Counselor, Jacquelyn Sheppard
  • Path  to Better  Mental Health, 1/18/24,educator: Author and Health Counselor, Jacquelyn Sheppard
  • Hope for the Holidays, 12/12/23, addiction study findings, by Mary Akehurst
  • Path to Recovery, 9/21/23,educator: Author and Health Counselor, Jacquelyn Sheppard
  • Pathway to Better Health, 8/28/23,educator: Author and Health Counselor, Jacquelyn Sheppard
  • Path through Addiction, 5/7/2023,educator: Author and Health Counselor, Jacquelyn Sheppard
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