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  • Public Health Approaches to Suicide Prevention: Working with Military Spouses and Families

    Discover how service providers can best support military spouses and family members through a trauma-informed lens of suicide prevention. Explore the impacts of deployment, periods of parental absence from the family system, trauma exposure, and spillover effects for military-connected marriages and parent-child relationships. Dr. Keita Franklin, Co-Director of the Columbia...

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  • Improving Health and Wellness by Getting Outside

    Biophilia is a hypothesis that humans have an innate desire and need to connect with nature. Decades of research confirm that people experience myriad health and wellness benefits when they spend time interacting with nature—from increased physical activity to improved emotional wellbeing. But the amount of time we Americans spend...

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  • Food Allergies: An Overview and Update

    Food allergies are a growing global health concern.  In the last decade, there has been a paradigm shift in the prevention, diagnosis, and management of food allergy. Attend this webinar to learn state of the art, evidence-based practical approaches to common pediatric food allergies. By the end of this webinar, attendees...

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  • Rooted in Resilience: Cultivating Well-Being in Individuals with Disabilities

    This webinar explores the transformative power of gardens and gardening in enhancing the lives of individuals with disabilities. Discover how gardens, thoughtfully designed, can serve as therapeutic havens, promoting physical, emotional, cognitive and social well-being. Learn about the wide-ranging benefits of gardening, from sensory stimulation to stress reduction, and explore...

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  • Supporting Special Needs Families: Exploring Trusts & ABLE Accounts

    This webinar provides an overview of the different types of special needs trusts (first-party, third-party, and pooled trusts) and explains the value of these instruments for individuals with disabilities. We also explore the use of ABLE accounts as an alternative to special needs trusts, or as a tool to be...

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