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Hello Everyone,

 

Myself and a colleague are currently developing a service provider workshop on the myths of artificial tanning as well as Health Canada’s guidelines regarding artificial tanning. Rather than inviting the artificial tanning service providers to this workshop, we aim to invite alternate service providers who cater to teens at risk of artificial tanning. These include hairdressers, gyms, spas, dressmakers/clothing stores, etc. 

 

As this is our first attempt at such a workshop, we are wondering if anyone has done or thought about doing something similar and if they have any advice/suggestions to share.

 

Thanks for your help,

Pat

 

Patrick Moores, MA

Health Promoter

NPAAT (Nutrition and Physical Activity Action Team)

Sudbury & District Health Unit

1300 Paris Street

Sudbury, ON   P3E 3A3

Tel: (705) 522-9200 ext. 582

Fax: (705) 677-9613

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