2025 Webinar Series
Action Creates Momentum - November 2025
Action creates momentum in our lives. Discover the joy of making small incremental steps every day to fulfill your dreams and purpose.
My Way or The Highway - October 2025
We all like to get our own way, and we don't like others correcting us. This is the pathway to pride and many of us don't even recognize we are on the path until it is too late. Join us as we discuss the warning signs and ways to recover from the fallout that pride inevitably brings with it.
Managing Your Anger - September 2025
We all experience anger, but when the anger controls us instead of us controlling the anger that it becomes a problem. Join us as we discuss how to manage your anger.
Suicide - August 2025
People sometimes don't know how to ask for help when they are contemplating suicide. Join us as we discuss this important topic!
It may save a life!
Overcoming Anxiety - July 2025
Anxiety impacts us all to varying degrees. Learning what causes it and how to overcome it will be needed to live your life to the fullest.
Identity - June 2025
Who am I? This is a question we all need to ask ourselves. Is our identity based on the influences around us? Discover where true identity comes from!
Unlovable Webinar - April 2025
Have you ever felt like you were unlovable? This webinar is Based off the content of the book "Unlovable?" by Connie Blackwood. To order a copy of her book, you can request a copy at info@nosafoundation.com
Loneliness and Rejection - March 2025
Listen to this webinar to gain strategies on how to process and move through loneliness and rejection in more productive ways.
Creating A Culture of Honour - May 2025
Quality, lifelong relationships require honour. Choosing honour even in the face of conflict and opposing perspectives is key to preserving relationships.
The Three Pillars of Relationships - February 2025
How love, trust and communication work together to build solid relationships.
Caregiver Burnout - January 2025
As caregivers, we prioritize the needs of others and often do not recognize the signs of burnout until it is too late.