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In addition to the discussion about the Employer Recognition Breakfast (See Below), there will also be a presentation from Melissa Regenski on the Wallenpaupack Transition Program. Please RSVP so that we have a count for lunch.

A free, fun opportunity to strengthen family communication and promote family bonding. The program includes family games and activities, a free meal, prized childcare for younger sibling, youth skill building activities and interaction with other parents and caregivers. Youth learn and practice: ? Setting positive future goals ? Peer pressure resistance skills ? Positive management of emotions— coping with stress ? Communication skills Parents/Caregivers learn how to help their youth: ? Transition to the teen years and adjust to middle school ? Practice decision making and life skills including stress management, peer relationships and goal setting ? Strengthen peer pressure resistance skills to avoid risks and substance use

Learn various relaxation, meditation, and mindfulness techniques in order to reduce feelings of stress, worry and anxiety. Co-facilitated by Amanda Vitali, LPC and Michelle Brown, LCSW, CAADC

The Wayne County Commissioners' meeting in public voting session.

Sessions will focus on the many psychological benefits of music, healing through music and using music to cope with stress and overwhelming emotions. Participants will create and express themselves in music and dance, finding strength and purpose, and building connections. Open to patients age 18 and older. Group facilitated by Tim Gladson, LPC, and Kirsten Havira, LPC.

A therapy group providing support and resources and focusing on important issues of early recovery from substance abuse, such as triggers, relapse process and prevention, self-help support groups like AA, NA etc., mindfulness, resentments, family dynamics in early recovery and emotional regulation.

The Arc of NEPA, Lackawanna-Susquehanna Behavioral Health / Intellectual Disabilities / Early Intervention Program, Goodwill Industries of Northeastern Pennsylvania and Keystone Community Resources mark March as Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month with a screening of Dan Habib's "Intelligent Live."

Beet the winter cold with a little heated competition. Gather a team o our to six adults to compete.

The event will include remarks by Wayne County Commissioner Jocelyn Cramer and a showing of Iron Jawed Angels, an historical drama starrging Hilary Swank as suffragist leader Alice Paul, Frances O'Connor as activist Lucy Burns, Julia Ormond as Inez Milholland, and Anjelica Huston as Carrie Chapman Catt. Light refreshements will be served and donations are welcoj