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Click on a class name for more information. You may register online and pay any charges with a credit card. This is handled by a secure site
credit card processor. Willis-Knighton does not collect or keep your credit card information. You may also register by calling (318) 212-8225 Monday
through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (except holidays). Charges due must be paid in advance and credit card information cannot be taken over
the phone.
Note: For classes eligible for a refund, the refund policy requires you to call at least one week in advance to cancel. Refunds will be issued, less a $10 administrative fee.
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AARP Driver Safety Course for AARP Members
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This two-day course is for seniors who want to ensure that their diving skills are tiptop. Instructor Ray Branton offers this refresher course. Reservations are required.
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Alzheimer's and Dementia Family Support Group
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This support group is designed for families dealing with Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia. Presented by Rev. Sandra Huber, hospice chaplain. Sessions are confidential. Open to the public. Reservations required for nonresidents.
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Ash Wednesday Service
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Willis-Knighton Health System and Oaks of Louisiana chaplain Rev. Andrew Comeaux conducts this special service.
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Bible Study
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Local Bible scholars offer insight into the scriptures. Guest Speaker: Dr Susan Brayford. Reservations required for nonresidents.
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Book Review
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Book reviewer Joy Dunkelman offers insight into popular books. The public is invited. Reservations required for nonresidents.
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Breakfast Club
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Residents and guests gather for a great meal and a program that always proves interesting.Guest speaker Paula Hickman, J.D.,Executive Director, Community Foundation. Topic:"Investing in the Community". Space Reservations required for non-residents.
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Catholic Mass
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A Catholic priest celebrates mass every Monday. The public is invited.
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Cooking Demonstration
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Dietitians from Willis-Knighton Diabetes & Nutrition Center offer tasty tips on better eating -- and demonstrate the recipes.
Space Reservations required for non-residents.
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Discipleship
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The Discipleship program is open to all who seek a deep understanding of the spiritual journey of faith.
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Entertainment Events
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Live Oak hosts entertainment events and activities that are open to the public. Reservations are required for nonresidents.
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Episcopal Communion
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Episcopal priests offer holy communion service twice each month. The public is invited.
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Health & Wellness Education
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Health professionals provide enlightenment on health and wellness topics of interest to seniors. The public is invited. Reservations required for nonresidents.
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Holiday Events
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Holiday activities and events add to the enjoyment of the season. The public is invited. Reservations required for nonresidents.
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Insight and Understanding
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Sylvia Rachal from The Company Reperatory Theatre explores the "History of Mardi Gras" and guest apperance by Marie Laveau. The public is invited to attend at no charge. Reservations requested for nonresidents.
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Live Oak University
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LSUS history professor Dr. Cheryl White lectures on some of the fascinating aspects of history. The public is invited. Reservations required for nonresidents.
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Multifaith Communion
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Open communion services are available monthly with the cooperation of churches and clergy from throughout the community. The public is invited.
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Prayer and Healing Service
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Willis-Knighton Health System and Oaks of Louisiana chaplain Rev. Andrew Comeaux conducts this special weekly service.
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Special Events
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Live Oak offers many special events that are open to the public. Space is limited. Reservations are required.
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Spiritual Pathways
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The Live Oak chaplain offers this class that explores spiritual pathways in a monthly session. Guest speaker for November: Dr. David Otto, Director of Religion, Centenary College
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Sunday Worship Services
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Clergy from throughout the community conduct Sunday morning worship services. The public is invited.
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Taize' Service
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The tiny French village of Taize' has influenced the world with it's songs and meditative spirit of prayer. End your week on a spiritual and reflective note by joining us at the Chapel at The Oaks.
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Vespers
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Evening worship services are offered every Thursday with the support of churches and clergy from the community. The public is invited.
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CPR for Healthcare Providers
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ALL COURSE FEES ARE NONREFUNDABLE.
The New Provider course is for Licensed or Registered healthcare providers who have never attended a Healthcare provider CPR course and who are not employees of the health system. It includes the most recent American Heart Association Guidelines, materials and content. Provider cards are issued at the end of the course after successful completion of skills and a passing score of 85% on the written examination. Participants who do not arrive on time may be asked to reschedule. The AHA requires that students have information prior to the class. Each class participant must be responsible for picking up a BLS Healthcare Provider textbook at the WK Career Institute – 2401 Bessie Street. A study guide is available for download from the Career Institute Web site located at http://www.wkhs.com/Career Institute. Study guides may also be picked up at the WK Career Institute prior to the class date. The American Heart Association strongly promotes knowledge and proficiency in BLS, ACLS, and PALS and has developed instructional materials for this purpose. Use of these materials in an educational course does not represent course sponsorship by the American Heart Association. Any fees charged for such a course, except for a portion of fees needed for AHA course material, do not represent income to the Association.
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CPR Healthcare Provider-Renew
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ALL COURSE FEES ARE NONREFUNDABLE.
This course is for Licensed or Registered healthcare providers or those with comparable work experience and who are not employees of WK. It includes the most recent American Heart Association Guidelines, materials and content. Provider cards are issued at the end of the course after successful completion of skills and a passing score of 85% on the written examination. Participants who do not arrive on time may be asked to reschedule. The AHA requires that students have information prior to the class. Each class participant must be responsible for picking up a BLS Healthcare Provider textbook at the WK Career Institute – 2401 Bessie Street. A study guide is available for download from the Career Institute Web site located at http://www.wkhs.com/Career Institute. Study guides may also be picked up at the WK Career Institute prior to the class date. The American Heart Association strongly promotes knowledge and proficiency in BLS, ACLS, and PALS and has developed instructional materials for this purpose. Use of these materials in an educational course does not represent course sponsorship by the American Heart Association. Any fees charged for such a course, except for a portion of fees needed for AHA course material, do not represent income to the Association.
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Mobilization Splinting
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This workshop is for the intermediate to advanced splinter who is already fabricating mobilization splints. Learn quick and effective techniques, including how to combine mobilization and immobilization components on one splint. Upon completion, each participant in this two-day course will be awarded a certificate of attendance for 14 contact hours. The registration fee, less a $75 administrative charge, is refundable if cancellation notice is received 30 days prior to the course date. For more information call 318-212-4428.
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A group behavioral change program that meets weekly for one hour for four to five sessions. Program addresses readiness, preparation, actually quitting and relapse prevention.
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Eating for A Healthy Heart
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Proper nutrition is essential to keeping your heart healthy, but sticking to the program takes work. Join us to learn ways to help preserve the health of your heart. Includes lunch.
Presented by Julie Hartley, RN, LDN
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Feel Better, Eat Right: Education In Nutrition
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This group is for patients and caregivers. It is designed to help them find resources and information on food and general nutrition that will be of value before, during, and after treatment. Reservations required, includes lunch.
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Got Wrinkles?
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We have solutions! Join us to learn about the latest in fractional laser technology and other therapies for deep perioral lines around the mouth, as well as crow's feet and forehead frown lines.
Presented by Josephine Futrell, MD, PhD, and Sarah Glorioso, MD
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Man to Man Prostate Education
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This support group is designed to provide valuable information for men who suffer with prostate problems. Presented by Rowena Desouza, MD, Urology.
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Psoriasis: From Heartbreak to Help
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In the past, there was not much help for "the heartbreak of psoriasis." Today, patients with this non-contagious skin disorder have more options than ever before. Come hear the doctors discuss these options.
Presented by Josephine Futrell, MD, PhD, and Sarah Glorioso, MD
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Ready to Quit Tobacco?
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An informative one-hour session where you will meet the tobacco cessation "coach" and learn about the WK Quit program.
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Robotic Heart Surgery
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The region's most sophisticated technology now allows some heart surgery to be performed as minimally-invasive heart surgery, with shorter recovery time and smaller incisions. Join us to learn how the da Vinci robotic-assisted surgical system helps your surgeon perform surgery. Includes lunch.
Presented by Curtis Prejean, MD, Cardiology
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Skin and Face Fair
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Have you ever wondered how much sun damage is on your skin? Or whether that growing mole on your arm is cancerous? Does your skin need rejuvenating but you're not sure what products to use? Come and get your questions answered during a free consultation and product demonstrations. Visit information booths and register to win a skin care kit. A 20-minute presentation begins at 12:15 p.m.
Presented by Jing F. Gill, Dermatology
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Thriving with Cardiopulmonary Disease
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Join us for this informative seminar that addresses the specific needs of people who are experiencing heart failure or symptoms of chronic cardiopulmonary disease. Get help to develop a plan for optimizing heart health.
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What's Your Prostate IQ?
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Do you know what BPH is and why it's important to know how it affects men as they age? Benign Prostactic Hyperplasia or BPH is non-cancerous but can lead to urinary problems. Join us to learn more. Includes lunch.
Presented by Loren Smith, MD, Urology
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| WK Fitness and Wellness These classes take place at WK Fitness & Wellness Centers and are open to members only. They are not available for online registration at this time. Registration is available by calling the fitness centers at the numbers listed in the descriptions. For class dates and times please visit the Fitness & Wellness Center Web site. |
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Abs-
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This class concentrates on abdominal muscles with innovative abdominal exercises. MEMBERS ONLY
Class not available for online registration. Please contact the center direct.
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Body Blast
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This intense total-body conditioning workout uses steps, weights, body bars, tubing, bands or balls. No choreography! It will challenge each muscle group, increasing muscular strength and endurance.MEMBERS ONLY
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Cardio Blast
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This class offers a combination of various cardio work, including step, Hi/Lo, Circuit training or spin with strength training. MEMBERS ONLY
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Chair Aerobics
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Learn the basics at a slower pace with fewer repetitions. Class includes a great variety of chair aerobics and toning with hand weights.
Not available for online registration. MEMBERS ONLY Please contact the fitness and wellness center direct.
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Combo
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If variety is what you are looking for, this class is for you. The class is "instructor's choice." Each week will be a surprise. The classes are usually low impact and are great for all ages. MEMBERS ONLY
Class not available for online registration. Please contact the fitness and wellness center direct.
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Fitness Yoga
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This high-intensity mat class gives your body overall conditioning by working the shoulders, arms, back, legs and abs. Class includes a final relaxation segment to release stress!
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Hi/Lo Impact Aerobics
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Basic floor aerobics and a perfect mix of high/low impact aerobic moves are part of this class which includes toning and abdominal work. MEMBERSHIP ONLY
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Kickboxing
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Jump in the ring! Aerobics with a twist, shout and punch is here. This includes movement that is cardiovascular and real boxing training. MEMBERS ONLY
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Mother-Baby Water Aerobics
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Bring your baby! This class is a water aerobics class for a mother and her child up to 3 years old. It will incorporate children's musical games as well as a workout for the mother. MEMBERS ONLY
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Pilates
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This mat class focuses mainly on shaping and strengthening your core, or "powerhouse," your abs, thighs and glutes. MEMBERS ONLY
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Spin
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This group cycling class is designed for the avid exerciser who enjoys group workouts but does not do traditional aerobic classes. Space is limited! You must call the fitness center one hour prior to class time to sign up for a bike. MEMBERS ONLY
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Step Aerobics
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This non-stop cardio workout uses just the step. It includes choreography from top to bottom! Let you knstructors know if you are a beginner. MEMBERS ONLY
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Tai Chi
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This health promotes exercise in the Chinese tradition. The flowing movements enhance flexibility of the body and reduce stress. MEMBERS ONLY
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Water Aerobics 1
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This class is designed for beginners or those with physical limitations. Learn the basics of water aerobics at a slower pace with less impact. Class includes a variety of low-impact cario moves, muscle toning, and lots of stretching. MEMBERS ONLY Class not available for online registration. Please contact the fitness and wellness center direct.
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Water Aerobics 2
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This is a moderate/advanced class. It inlcudes a large variety of high-intensity cardio moves, muscular toning with noodles, hand weights, bands and stretching. Get moving with this fast-paced class to improve your cardiovascular and muscular endurance.
Not Available for Online Registration. Please contact the fitness and wellness center direct.
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Water Aerobics 3
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This advanced class combines aerobic training, muscle toning and flexibility exercises all in one intense workout. MEMBERS ONLY
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Yoga
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Work on your strength and flexibility while puttig your mind and body at ease. This relieves stress and increases energy. MEMBERS ONLY
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Zumba
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Arriba! This is your Latin dance/aerobic workout. Zumba is a low impact class that combines fun and Latin music with Latin dance steps.
MEMBERS ONLY Not available for online registration. Please contact the fitness and wellness center direct.
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| WK Kids & Teens These programs are developed for children, adolescents and teens. Please refer to the class to determine the appropriate age range for each class. Note: Siblings Classes are listed as a part of the Prenatal Classes. |
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Growing Up for Boys
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Changing physically and emotionally is the threshold of adulthood. Take a step to educate and prepare your pre-teen son (age 9-12) for the sensitive changes of adolescence. Adult male and child must attend together. PLEASE MAKE TWO SEPARATE RESERVATIONS-- One for the child and one for the adult.
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Growing Up for Girls
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Changing physically and emotionally is the threshold of adulthood. Take a step to educate and prepare your pre-teen daughter (ages 9 - 12) for the sensitive changes of adolescence. Adult and child must attend together. PLEASE MAKE TWO SEPARATE RESERVATIONS-- One for the child and one for the adult.
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Super Sitters
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An informative seminar for boys and girls 11 years old and older who want to learn the basics of babysitting. The course includes CPR instruction from the American Heart Association, First-Aid, infant and child development and babysitting techniques. Fire and personal safety instruction are provided by the Shreveport Fire Department and the Caddo Parish Sheriff's Office. Fee includes lunch, refreshments, and materials. Reservations required, space is limited.
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| WK Prenatal Classes Willis’s Baby Bear Club prenatal classes are designed to help guide parents-to-be through this exciting phase of their lives.
If you are an expectant mother, father or grandparent anticipating the arrival of a new baby, please take a few minutes to review the Frequently Asked Questions about the prenatal classes before making your class choices. This section includes guidelines about when the classes should be taken, who should attend and other helpful information. |
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Build a Better Body for Your Baby
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Build a Better Body for Your Baby should be taken within the first trimester. Proper nutrition, exercise and lifestyle changes are thoroughly discussed. This prepares mothers-to-be for the physical and emotional changes experienced during pregnancy. A healthy meal is included. This class is for mothers only.
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Childbirth Preparation
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Childbirth Preparation is a three-week in-depth childbirth education series for mother and father or companion. Topics include the anatomy of the changing body, nutrition, labor and birth information, use of breathing techniques and relaxation methods, comfort measures and emotional adjustments. Recommended Weeks 25 or later or for mothers expecting multiples at Week 20. Includes: Book, "The Gift of Motherhood: Your Personal Journey through Prepared Childbirth" and a light meal. Participants should bring two bed pillows to each class.
Registration Information:
The mother should register under her name and complete the special areas on the enrollment screen for prenatal classes.
NOTE: This class is "per couple" so one enrollment covers the mother and companion. PLEASE REGISTER ONLY THE MOTHER.
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Childbirth Preparation Express
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Childbirth Preparation Express is an abbreviated version of "Childbirth Preparation" designed for parents with busy lifestyles. The class reviews the anatomy of the changing body, nutrition, labor and birth information, use of breathing patterns and relaxation methods, comfort measures and emotional adjustments. Recommended Week 25-40 -- Week 20-24 for mothers expecting multiples.
INCLUDES: Book, "The Gift of Motherhood: Your Personal Journey Through Prepared Childbirth" and breakfast. Participants should bring two bed pillows to the class.
Registration Information: The mother should register under her name and complete the special areas on the enrollment screen for prenatal classes. It is not necessary to complete a separate enrollment for the companion as the class fee is "per couple."
NOTE: This class is "per couple" so one enrollment covers the mother and companion. PLEASE ENROLL ONLY THE MOTHER.
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Feeding Your Baby
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This class offers an in-depth review of breastfeeding. You will learn the benefits and methods of breastfeeding as well as gaining information on bottle feeding. Recommended Week 28 or later. Includes a book, "Breastfeeding: A Great Start," and light meal.
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Grandparents Class
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Grandparents must remember that things have changed since their babies were born. This class for grandparents offers updated information on newborn care, safety in the home, emergency procedures and establishing a positive relationship with the new grandchild. Grandmothers and grandfathers are welcome to attend.
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A separate registration is required for each grandparent attending.
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Newborn Care
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Class topics include: caring for the newborn, when to call the pediatrician, basic home care (including childhood illnesses) and making purchases for the baby, dealing with issues of cost, safety and durability of products. Recommended Week 28 or later. A book is included: "The Joy of Parenthood: Your Personal Journey Through Newborn Care."
Registration Information: The mother should register under her name and complete the special areas on the enrollment screen for prenatal classes. It is not necessary to complete a separate enrollment for the companion as the class fee is "per couple."
NOTE: This class is "per couple" so one enrollment covers the mother and companion. PLEASE ENROLL ONLY THE MOTHER.
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Prenatal Tour (Bossier) & Anesthesia
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This class includes anesthesia training and is REQUIRED for all who are delivering at WK Bossier. It offers couples a first-hand look at the patient rooms and areas where care is provided to mother and newborn. It includes a walking tour and the opportunity to preregister. Recommended Week 28 or later.
Registration Information: The mother should register under her name and complete the special areas on the enrollment screen for prenatal classes. It is not necessary to complete a separate enrollment for the companion as the enrollment is considered "per couple."
NOTE: This class is "per couple" so one enrollment covers the mother and companion. PLEASE ENROLL ONLY THE MOTHER.
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Prenatal Tour (Pierremont)
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This class gives couples a first-hand look at the patient rooms and the areas of the hospital where care is delivered to mother and the newborn. Information covers admission procedures and what the patient can expect. A walking tour is included and mothers can preregister at this time. This class must be taken at the location where you are delivering. Recommended Week 28 or later.
Registration Information: The mother should register under her name and complete the special areas on the enrollment screen for prenatal classes. It is not necessary to complete a separate enrollment for the companion as the enrollment is considered "per couple."
NOTE: This class is "per couple" so one enrollment covers the mother and companion. PLEASE ENROLL ONLY THE MOTHER.
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This class gives couples a first-hand look at the patient rooms and the areas of the hospital where care is delivered to mother and the newborn. Information covers admission procedures and what the patient can expect. A walking tour is included and mothers can preregister with Admitting at this time. This class must be taken at the location where you are delivering. Recommended Week 28 or later.
Registration Information: The mother should register under her name and complete the special areas on the enrollment screen for prenatal classes. It is not necessary to complete a separate enrollment for the companion as enrollment is considered "per couple."
NOTE: This class is "per couple" so one enrollment covers the mother and companion. PLEASE ENROLL ONLY THE MOTHER.
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This class is for brothers and sisters age 3 to 8. A parent must accompany the child. It offers a tour of the labor and delivery unit and the opportunity to make a small gift for the new baby. Topics discussed include what the baby will look like, preparation for taking the baby home, what it means to share and what to expect from a new baby. An activity booklet and craft materials are provided. Recommended for children whose mothers are 28 weeks pregnant or later.
Registration Information:
A separate enrollment is required for each child.
NOTE: This class covers both the child and the parent. It is not necessary to enroll the parent. Please enroll ONLY the child.
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Teen Pregnancy - Healthy Steps
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This class is designed for teens to help them prepare for the challenges of pregnancy, delivery and beyond. A companion may accompany the mother-to-be.
Registration Information: The mother should register under her name and complete the areas on the enrollment screen for prenatal classes. If the mother is attending alone, just type ALONE in the field for the companion. If a companion is attending with the mother, put that person's name in the blank.
NOTE: This class is "per couple" so one enrollment covers the mother and companion. Please enroll ONLY the mother.
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| WK Special Events, Health Fairs & Seminars |
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Multiple Sclerosis Health Fair
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Sponsored by the Louisiana Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. Guest speakers: Pam Kuhl, RN; and A. Minager, MD, Neurology, LSUHSC.
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Bereavement Support Group - Adult
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This support group is designed to offer encouragement to those who have lost a loved one. Meetings are held on Thurdays at 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. in the Willis-Knighton Hospice of Louisiana.
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Bereavement Support Group - Child
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This group is designed to help children and adolescents struggling with the death of a loved one. Meetings are held on Thursdays from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. by appointment in the Willis-Knighton Hospice of Louisiana. Please call (318) 212-4697 for appointment.
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Cancer Pain & Fatigue Educational Group
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This group provides cancer patients and their loved ones with the opportunity to discuss their concerns of pain and fatigue with knowledgeable healthcare professionals. Reservations required, includes lunch.
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Fibromyalgia Support Group
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This support group is designed for those who suffer with fibromyalgia. Friends and family are also welcome.
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General Cancer Support Group
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This group is designed to assist patients and caregivers as they discuss the emotional challenges and other concerns often faced by patients with cancer. Lunch provided. Space limited.
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I've Just Been Diagnosed With Cancer
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Now what? This workshop provides cancer patients and their loved ones with information about the Willis-Knighton Cancer Center, including treatment options and its numerous resources. At this orientation, newly diagnosed patients will hear from other patients as well as healthcare professionals. Lunch is provided. Reservations required, space limited.
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Multiple Sclerosis Support Group
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This monthly support group is for individuals who suffer with Multiple Sclerosis. Friends and family are also welcome. Linda Huffman discusses "The Services of Well Necessities."
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Parkinson's Support Group
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A monthly support group for people who suffer with Parkinson's disease. Friends and family are also welcome to attend. Guest Speaker: Christine Wright, PhD. Topic: "Helping with Activities of Daily Living"
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Post Polio Support Group
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This group is provided for patients who have experienced polio. Friends and family are also welcome. Guest Speaker: Lindsey Trainor. Topic: "Pulmonary Function Tests & Anticipated Needs of Post Polio Patients"
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Stroke Support Group
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This is a monthly support group for people who have suffered a stroke. Caregivers are also welcome to attend. Guest Speaker: Ron Hutchinson. Topic: "Stroke Survivor Stories"
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Women's Cardiac Support Group
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This is designed especially for women with heart-related illness. A monthly group discussion of topics related to heart disease in women.
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