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The more relaxed summer season presents an excellent opportunity for children, teens and young adults to address anxiety issues away from the academic “crisis mode.” Continue Reading →
Greenwich Dept of Health notes that heat-related illnesses are a Public Health threat. Continue Reading →
Henry Armero died when he was just 19. His father Christophe Armero, who founded the group called Support Each Other with Henry’s stepmother Jennie Baird, said no one in the family had ever suspected anything was wrong.
The group meets at Second Congregational Church the first Monday of every month. Continue Reading →
This event was held at the new Byram Park Pool, which proudly accommodates people with all sorts of disabilities.
Every area of the pool has gradual entries for those who can’t properly utilize stairs, and there are mechanisms in place to assist those who need to be lifted in or out of each pool. The lifeguards and other staff are able to assist those in need. Continue Reading →
After 32 years at Nathaniel Witherell, Lynn Bausch, RN, has joined Sterling Care, LLC, a local in-home health care group. Continue Reading →
General symptoms occur suddenly between 5 – 15 days following the bite of an infected mosquito and range from slight fever, headache, rash, swollen lymph nodes, nausea, malaise and eye pain, to the rapid onset of severe headache, high fever, stiff neck, disorientation, severe muscle weakness, gastrointestinal symptoms, coma or death. Continue Reading →
Lead harms children’s nervous systems and is associated with reduced IQ, behavioral problems and learning disabilities. Continue Reading →
AP representatives, Brita Darany von Regensburg and Tibor Darany met with leaders of the Autism Society and subsequently visited on the Hill the offices of Connecticut’s Federal Legislators, Senators Murphy and Blumenthal as well as Representative Himes to advocate for five bills: Americans with Disabilities Act, Higher Education Act, Affordable Care Act, Respond, Innovate, Succeed, and Empower (RISE) Act, Autism CARES Act and Able Age Adjustment Act. Continue Reading →
While staying at Yale New Haven Hospital, Steven and his family liked to go to their healing garden as often as possible. There they saw the Smilow Rocks from The Kindness Rocks Project, with inspiring phrases painted on them to encourage patients.
Since getting home Steven and his family have started painting their own rocks and visiting Cos Cob Park, which Steven calls his big healing garden. Others have also joined in bringing painted rocks and planting them in Cos Cob Park. Continue Reading →
Meet Greenwich’s newest fitness cult. Continue Reading →