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Ounce of Prevention Conference 2016
Please save the date for the upcoming Ounce of Prevention Conference sponsored by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health.
Who should attend? Coalitions and individuals working on: healthy communities, chronic disease prevention, mental health, emergency preparedness, substance abuse, local public health, policymakers, senior services, education, healthcare, environmental health, and more.
Free Training: Reducing Suicide Among Middle-Aged Men
The Samaritans of Merrimack Valley, a program of Family Services of Merrimack Valley, is offering a free, Department of Public Health-funded training for clinicians to reduce the incidence of suicide among men ages 35-64 in the Merrimack Valley.
For more information or to sign up for the training contact:
Lucia Kimball or call 978 687 0156 ext 2213
Free Training: Reducing Suicide Among Middle-Aged Men
The Samaritans of Merrimack Valley, a program of Family Services of Merrimack Valley, is offering a free, Department of Public Health-funded training for clinicians to reduce the incidence of suicide among men ages 35-64 in the Merrimack Valley.
For more information or to sign up for the training contact:
Matt Pendleton or call 978 556 6201
Helping your kids be all that they can be using a positive, strength-based approach for effective parenting
The Billerica Parent Outreach Program Proudly Presents: Charlie Appelstein:
Helping Your Kids Be All That They Can Be Using a Positive, Strength-Based Approach for Effective Parenting
Helping Your Kids Be All That They Can Be Using a Positive, Strength-Based Approach for Effective Parenting
A Free Presentation for All Billerica Parents and Caregivers
Charlie Appelstein, author of No Such Thing as a Bad Kid, will present a host of strength-based principles that help parents maximize the greatness that exists in every child. For more information.
Meet the Doctor at Element Care
Meet Jenny Chiang, MD and Chhan Touch, NP, who will be hosting informational sessions about PACE, a medical program for those 55 and older. A tour of the building will follow.
Together Empowering Asian Minds (T.E.A.M)
Together Empowering Asian Minds will screen short videos depicting Asian Americans coping with mental illness.
When the Holidays are Difficult Bereavement Support Group
Circle Home’s Hospice Program provides the following free community bereavement support group:
When the Holidays are Difficult, Tuesday, November 17, 3 – 4:30 pm, Circle Home, 847 Rogers Street, Lowell.
For more information or to register, please contact Johanna Kiefner at 978-459-9343, ext. 85883.
Stepping Forward Bereavement Support Group
Circle Home’s Hospice Program provides the following free community bereavement support group:
Stepping Forward, Thursday, November 12, 10:30 am, is a gentle “walk and talk” along the Merrimack River.
For more information or to register, please contact Johanna Kiefner at 978-459-9343, ext. 85883.
Bereavement Support Groups
Circle Home’s Hospice Program provides the following free community bereavement support groups:
Now What? Life after Loss, on the second Tuesday of every month at 4:30 pm, at the chapel at D’Youville Center for Advanced Therapy, sponsored by Lowell General Hospital.
For more information or to register, please contact Johanna Kiefner at 978-459-9343, ext. 85883.