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Wellesley, MA - On Jan 13 at 5pm, teens are invited to discuss feeling blue and how to better care for themselves
Worcester, MA - On January 28, the pilot performance of a new one=person play on Depression Awareness and Suicide Prevention
Link to Amazon for newest release by Dr. Cynthia Kaplan of McLean Hospital, titled 'Helping Your Troubled Teen (Learn to Recognize, Understand, and Address the Destructive Behavior of Today's Teens and Preteens). A resident of Wellesley, MA, Dr. Kaplan helped create 'An Adolescent Mental Health & Wellness Curriculum: A Starter Kit For Schools'.
Sturbridge, MA - On Wednesday, March 12, 2008, the workshop for educators titled Preventing Depression: A Toolkit For Schools will be hosted by the School Health Institute of Northeastern University. The facilitator, Nadja N. Reilly, PhD, edited the manual that is published by Children's Hospital Boston and she is also the Director of their Swensrud Depression Prevention Initiative. Registration begins September 5 at http://www.spcs.neu.edu/shi/
Burlington, MA - On Tuesday, April 8, 2008, the workshop for educators titled Preventing Depression: A Toolkit For Schools will be hosted by the School Health Institute of Northeastern University. The facilitator, Nadja N. Reilly, PhD, edited the manual that is published by Children's Hospital Boston and she is also the Director of their Swensrud Depression Prevention Initiative. Registration begins September 5 at http://www.spcs.neu.edu/shi/
Wellesley, MA - The connection between health and academic achievement has been well documented. The federal mandate on wellness offers an opportunity to enhance that connection by improving school mental health. In addition to nutrition and physical activities, you may choose to include “other wellness activities”. Here are all the wellness components (nine total) recommended in the Massachusetts Coordinated School Health Program.

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