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“Research indicates that youth today are contending with significantly higher rates of stress and anxiety that interfere with their academic, social, and emotional success. This presentation will cover:
Tuesday, March 22, 2016 Sponsored by Academy MetroWest 218 Speen St., Natick 7:00pm to 8:30pm It is open to the public and admission is free. Presenters: Dr. Angela Currie, PH.D, Neuropsychologist, NESCA Dr. Currie specializes in the diagnosis and evaluation of psychiatric disorders in children, adolescents and young adults, and has a particular interest in the differential diagnosis of learning and self-regulation challenges and extensive expertise in the treatment of anxiety. Christine Andre, M.A, NESCA Staff Clinician, NESCA Ms. Andre is a skilled cognitive-behavioral therapist specializing in anxiety. Ms.Andre is a doctoral candidate at Suffolk University and completed a practicum at the Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Institute at Harvard Medical School’s McLean Hospital. A skilled therapist, Ms. Andre is staff clinician in the AASC, NESCA's Intensive Anxiety & Attention Skills Coaching Program. Daniel Chase, M.A.C, NESCA Mr. Chase received his training at The New England School of Acupuncture after years of study both here and in Japan, He earned his Master's Degree in Acupuncture (MAC). Chace is also a Diplomat of Acupuncture of the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM), and licensed in Massachusetts by the Board of Registration in Medicine. Hannah Gould, M.ED., RYT, Director of Adaptive and Therapeutic Yoga, NESCA Hannah received her M.Ed. in the education of children with special needs from Simmons College in 1999. Ms. Gould received her certification as a yoga teacher in 2005, and since 2007, she has offered private and small group therapeutic yoga sessions at NESCA. Cohasset Rotary Club presents
Joe and Marti Dumas from the Brain Injury Association of Massachusetts March 21, 2016 Cohasset Lightkeepers Cottage 6:30-8 beginning with dinner RSVP by prior Friday please for dinner The Brain Injury Association of MA (BIA-MA) Ambassador Program's mission is to provide support to brain injury survivors and their families, offer programs to prevent brain injury, educate the public about the risks and impact of brain injury and advocate for legislation and improved services. Ambassadors present their knowledge and personal insight into brain injury, making a seamless link between prevention and real life examples. The Ambassadors stress the importance of prevention because there is no cure for brain injury. The BIA-MA Ambassador Program offers its services to a variety of audiences, ranging from local civic groups, businesses, and medical facilities. Our Ambassadors are people from your community. The Ambassadors have either sustained a brain injury or have a loved one with a brain injury. You can also find information about our program at www.biama.org/help/ambassador.html. REGISTER FOR DINNER AND SPEAKER: [email protected] Hosted by Cohasset SEPAC
This workshop, presented by Susanne Hallisey, will focus on the integration of stress management tools and relaxation techniques to support the challenges of everyday life. Come rejuvenate with others who understand what you are experiencing at home and leave with a valuable set of calming tools for you and your family. Tuesday, March 8, 2016 at 7pm Cohasset District’s Administrative Offices Community Room (143 Pond Street, Cohasset) Attendees should wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat (if you have one) and pillow and blanket (if needed for comfort), towel and water bottle. The workshop is free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be served. |
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