Partners for Kids & Families Inc. Annual Toy Drive. Spreading the Joy This Season, by bringing Joy to Children, Youth, and Adolescents.

Mill Race Village is hosting numerous events in Mount Holly, NJ this Holiday Season. Check out their 2024 Schedule.

Holiday Toy Drive

Join Yaranil Ferrer, LCSW, in a safe and supportive community designed specifically for new mothers. Our postpartum group session offers a confidential space to share your emotions, connect with others, and develop essential coping strategies for managing stress, anxiety, and the transitions of motherhood. You'll gain valuable tools to prioritize your emotional well-being, foster a deeper connection with your baby, and thrive during this life-changing journey. Join Zoom Meeting https://ehmchealth.zoom.us/j/2898585260 Meeting ID: 289 858 5260 ¡Hablamos Español!

Join Yaranil Ferrer, LCSW, in a safe and supportive community designed specifically for expectant mothers. Our prenatal group session offers a confidential space to share your emotions, connect with others, and develop essential coping strategies for managing stress, anxiety, and the transitions of motherhood. You'll gain valuable tools to prioritize your emotional well-being, foster a deeper connection with your baby, and thrive during this life-changing journey. Join Zoom Meeting https://ehmchealth.zoom.us/j/2898585260 Meeting ID: 289 858 5260 ¡Hablamos Español!

Hey New Jersey, wondering how to still take advantage of NJ produce during the winter? Join Ricardo Kairios, FCHS Educator, to learn which produce is available in NJ during the winter and easy recipes you can use to add these items to your plate!

It's A Wrap is a social setting for youth 11-18 years old. The Nurtured Heart Committee combine socialization with arts and crafts. The sessions provide discussion that empowers youth and allow them to tap into their creative abilities.

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Learn how to transform your relationship with your child using the groundbreaking "3 A's of Parenting" approach. How to Avoid common parenting mistakes. What Adjustments can be made to improve your current parenting style. How to Affirm the greatness that exists within your child.

Holiday Craft Fair

RVRHS Red Devil Marching Band Holiday Market

Winter Wonderland Community Day 2024 with NeurAbilities Healthcare 

Annual Christmas Giveaway

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Current literature regarding the evaluation and treatment of patients with traumatically induced disorders of consciousness (DOC) will be addressed, in addition to the definitions and evaluation of the spectrum of DOC. Common complications that can slow or arrest recovery are considered. Updated practice guidelines and recommendations for diagnoses and care and treatment strategies for DOC will be reviewed. Objectives: Participants will be able to discuss: Definitions of the spectrum of disorders of consciousness (DOC); Outcomes after DOC; Updated practice guidelines for the management of patients with disorders of consciousness; Recommendations for programs caring for patients with DOC. Presenter: Dr. Brian Greenwald

Change R Us Toy Drive

Join the Alice Paul Center on Saturday December 28th for a cozy afternoon of crafting and story time for children of all ages. This event is free and open to people of all ages.

In this webinar, we will discuss the various challenges individuals with mild, moderate, or severe brain injuries may encounter, and how tailored approaches can address each person's unique needs. This presentation will also provide an opportunity for open discussion on the mental health difficulties that can arise after brain injury, along with strategies and techniques that may offer support and improvement. Presenter: Joshua Cohen, PhD

This presentation explores the multifaceted role of a caregiver. In this presentation, we will address common challenges such as burnout, stress, apathy, and behavioral issues. We will explore potential strategies for self-care and time management, which are essential for maintaining personal well-being and preventing burnout. Additionally, we will cover practical issues such as medical and financial decision-making and planning ahead. Caregivers will be equipped with practical tools and insights to enhance their caregiving experience and sustain their own health and wellbeing. Presenter: Elizabeth Van Roten, MSW, LCSW

We will discuss the potential for changes in physical, cognitive, emotional, and social functioning after brain injury and how these impact current and new relationships. We will highlight the importance of communication in expressing wants, needs, and expectations to navigate new or existing relationships. Individuals can be conflicted about what to say or whether to share information about their brain injury when meeting new people. We will explore this personal decision about how much to disclose. Health care providers will learn ways to sensitively discuss relationships and intimacy after brain injury. Survivors and families will learn strategies to ask their providers for information on intimate relationships. Presenter: Kathryn Murray, Psy.D.

Understanding how to recognize the difference between depression and the normal ups and downs in life The presentation will be interactive with strategies to combat those feelings Presenter: Dr. Yolanda Hawkins-Rodgers, LLC Licensed psychologist The workshop will be delivered via Zoom Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88308586864 Meeting ID: 883 0858 6864

In this webinar, we will discuss: Prevalence of traumatic brain injury in service members and veterans; Current screening methods and guidelines regarding return to duty for active service members; Acute, subacute, and chronic symptoms that may arise from injury; Current guidelines for management and wellness, as well as available resources for service members/veterans and their caregivers. Presenter: Jenieve Guevarra, MD