Classes & Events

Take a grocery store tour with one of our registered dietitians and learn how to read a food label, tricks to help you find the healthiest choices and how to compare different foods to determine the ...

If you have been diagnosed with prediabetes or may be at risk, this class gives you the knowledge and skills to make improvements in your lifestyle that are key to better health. Bring a friend!

Group designed for any adult who has a desire to stop drinking alcohol or needs continued support after stopping.

A group for family members and friends of alcoholics that incorporates the 12-Step Program.

This group is for any adult who has a desire to stop drinking alcohol or needs continued support after stopping.

Stop in to see us before you have your baby. You’ll have a chance to see all the components of the St. Joseph’s Birth Center.

The expectant mother and her support person(s) are provided with essential research-based information to help prepare for their birth experience.

This condensed, one-session class includes labor and delivery preparation and newborn care. Tours of the Froedtert & MCW Birth Center are not included due to time constraints, but may be arranged ...

Stop in to see us before you have your baby. You’ll have a chance to see all the components of the St. Joseph’s Birth Center.

This support group provides a forum for patients, family and friends to come together to learn more about polycystic kidney disease and share personal stories and discuss transplant process and ...

If you have been diagnosed with prediabetes or may be at risk, this class gives you the knowledge and skills to make improvements in your lifestyle that are key to better health. Bring a friend!

This class is geared for children ages 3 and up (accompanied by at least one parent) who are expecting a new sibling. Topics covered include what it is like to have a baby in the house and how they ...

Take this opportunity to meet others who are facing similar experiences, obtain practical information and receive support. Patients, caregivers, family members and friends are welcome to attend.

If you or a loved one is newly diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, or if you just feel you need more information, this orientation is for you!