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Serving the towns of Avon, Barkhamsted, Canton, Colebrook, East Granby, Farmington, Granby, Hartland, New Hartford and Simsbury, CT |
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Health Matters
A quarterly publication of the
Farmington Valley Heath District
Fall 2024 |
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95 River Road
Canton, CT 06019
860-352-2333
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In this issue...
- Mental Health at Camp
- Preparing for Viral Illness Season
- Intern Spotlight
- Healthy Recipe Feature
- Mental Health Book Club
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MENTAL HEALTH DOES NOT TAKE A BREAK FOR THE SUMMER
Justine Ginsberg has been hard at work this summer bringing mental health awareness and education to camps across the Farmington Valley.
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PREPARING FOR VIRAL ILLNESS SEASON
Learn about this season's predicted trends and recommendations when it comes to flu, COVID, RSV and more.
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MEET OUR INTERNS
FVHD has been fortunate enough to host two college interns and one high school intern for the summer. Get to know them, their work with us, and their plans for the future.
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RECIPE FEATURE
As part of our Healthy Eating/Active Living initiative, we're sharing healthy recipes in each issue.
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New Study Enrolling at UCONN Look at Long COVID Among Older Adults
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The Gift of Dyslexia: Why Some of the Smartest People Can't Read...and How They Can Learn, Revised and Expanded Edition
Author: Ronald. Davis
What might happen if we use the power of reframing to look at challenges associated with learning ? So many of us fall into the trap of feeling overwhelmed by the things that make us different or make learning more difficult. Imagine the confidence you would feel when you embrace what makes you different and see it as a superpower!
Ronald Davis is an expert in the study of neurodivergence and dyslexia, and his 1994 book has been revised and republished to include all the newest research on how to harness the power of dyslexia to increase confidence and address learning in a new way. This new edition is a must read for any parent or family learning to adjust to this diagnosis.
Learn to:
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Understand what dyslexia really is and how it happens
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Learn to embrace the creativity and curiosity of the dyslexic mind
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Practical solutions to helping a child with reading, writing and mathematics
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Empower yourself to use the gifts of dyslexia to address the deficits that a student may face
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The School of Failure: A Story About Success
Author: Rosie J Pova
Illustrator: Monika Filipina
Ages: 4-8 Years
If we are going to learn, then we need to learn to fail. Help your child to build a resilient attitude by not letting perfectionism get in the way of them finding joy and trying something that makes their heart sing!
Remember: the road to success is paved with mistakes, and that’s OK!
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