Wilmington Wellness Classroom
Adult Seminars
Our adult health seminars are designed to empower community members with the knowledge and resources needed to make informed health decisions. Typically offered every month, these 90-minute seminars provide expert guidance, encourage open discussion, and create opportunities for participants to ask questions in a supportive learning environment. Participants leave with educational materials, including presentation slides, informational pamphlets, and follow-up contact information, so learning can continue beyond the seminar. Together, we transform knowledge into healthier choices for ourselves, our families, and our community.
Seminar Layout
Sampling of some of our Adult Seminar Resources can be found here:
Community Discussion (30 min)
Participants are invited into an open and engaging conversation where they can share their personal experiences, ask questions, and discuss how the health topic connects to their own lives and experiences within the community. The Wilmington Wellness Classroom then connects these shared experiences to reliable health information and community resources, while healthcare professionals offer practical recommendations and guidance to help participants take meaningful steps toward improving their health and well-being.
Lecture (40 min)
The lecture portion of each seminar provides participants with clear, accessible health information that breaks down important topics, terminology, and concepts in a way that is easy to understand and apply to everyday life. Participants then explore relatable scenarios and real-world situations to better understand how the information can be used when making health decisions, navigating challenges, or supporting their own well-being. Each session concludes with practical, actionable strategies and key takeaways that participants can carry forward, helping turn health knowledge into meaningful steps they can use beyond the classroom.
Q&A (20 min)
The Q&A portion gives participants the opportunity to ask thoughtful questions, clarify information from the seminar, and explore how the topics discussed may relate to their own health and circumstances. Personal questions are certainly welcome, and most can be addressed during the session, while more specialized concerns may be directed toward appropriate resources and services to ensure participants leave with clear next steps.