Professional artists aren’t the only ones whose works are on display for public viewing this month in or linked to Southborough. The library is holding a special exhibit, with a reception tomorrow morning.
Plus, at Algonquin next week, the school will open its exhibit of student artworks. Read the full article → from More Art Exhibit Receptions: “Mini Art” at Library on Saturday & ARHS students on Wednesday
In two weeks, the community is invited to “Celebrate Wellness”.
The reception in honor of Mental Health Awareness Month (MHAM) will include the presentation of the annual Laurie Sugarman Whittier Wellness Award. This year’s recipient is Finn School teacher Julianne Topliffe. Read the full article → from Celebrate Wellness (and Finn’s Julianne Topliffe) – May 28th
Southborough Youth & Family Services asked me to highlight two talks that SYFS believes are of value to the community.One is helpful for any adults. But both are promoted as especially helpful (and timely) for parents. Read the full article → from Talks on “Value of Validation” and “Digital Wellness”
The town is again working with a resident yoga instructor to hold a “relaxing and rejuvenating” session for the public this weekend. Read the full article → from Family Yoga in the Park (or indoors) — Sunday (Updated)
The Southborough Library is inviting middle and high schoolers to bring some cheer to a nursing home this month and make blankets for children next month. Read the full article → from TLT: Teens to make Friendship Bracelets for Mental Health Awareness Month
Today kicks off Mental Health Awareness Month (MHAM). Not coincidentally, this morning the Southborough Library is giving away grab and go “Mini Art Kits”. Read the full article → from Grab a “Mini Art Kit” and take part in an Art Show
For the past few years, the agency has been encouraging the community to wear green and/or don green ribbons in early May to kick off Mental Health Awareness Month.
This year, Southborough will Go Green this Friday, May 2nd. Read the full article → from Go Green for Mental Health Awareness this Friday
May is Mental Health Awareness Month (MHAM). Once again, Southborough Youth & Family Services is working with other town departments to offer a series of events to encourage mental wellness. The activities are geared for a variety of ages and interests. Read the full article → from Mental Health Awareness Month Save the Dates
The public is invited to take part in Southborough’s “Community Read”, featuring the novel The Authenticity Project. Read the full article → from Join the Community Read for Mental Health Awareness Month
For the past few years, the agency has been encouraging the community to wear green and/or don green ribbons in early May to kick off Mental Health Awareness Month.
This year, Southborough will Go Green three weeks from today — on Friday, May 2nd. Read the full article → from Save the Date to Go Green for Mental Health Awareness
In two weeks, the community is invited to “Celebrate Wellness”. The reception will feature music, art and light refreshments in honor of Mental Health Awareness month.
It will also include the presentation of the annual Laurie Sugarman Whittier Wellness Award. This year’s recipient is Southborough resident Dr. Safdar Medina. Read the full article → from Celebrate Wellness (and Safdar Medina) – May 29th
Southborough Youth & Family Services is offering another free suicide prevention training. Next week’s session will be held over zoom. Read the full article → from Sign up for a workshop on How ANY Person Can Prevent Suicide
Southborough Youth & Family Services is inviting the public to a humorous, motivational talk on “The Power of The Positive” in less than two weeks. Unlike most of their programs, this one requires purchasing tickets in advance for the limited seat event. Read the full article → from Buy tickets for a “Positive” night of “Humor and Motivation”
I’m sharing an update and reminders of the Town’s planned series of special events to celebrate May as Mental Health Awareness Month. It includes a call for (very) short stories. Read the full article → from Mental Health Awareness Month Activities (Updated – Again)