Crisis Services and the Child Advocacy Center (CAC), at BestSelf Behavioral Health, announce new “Co-Location Model” BUFFALO, N.Y. – Crisis Services and the Child Advocacy Center (CAC), at BestSelf Behavioral Health, are excited to announce their new co-location model: a Crisis Services Domestic Violence Case Manager onsite
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Businesses and Schools Invited to Help Make Hospice & Palliative Care Buffalo’s Annual Spring Bouquet Sale A Success Buffalo, January 11, 2022 – Local companies, organizations and schools are invited to participate in the 36th Annual Hospice Spring Bouquet Sale, for the event’s Pre-Sale phase starting January
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Senior Companions Form Lasting Friendships Consider Volunteering! By Danielle Herrmann Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, people found safe and creative ways to stay in touch with friends and family members. People Inc. also adapted to the crisis by developing unique programs for people to safely connect with others.
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State-of-the-Art Care and Technology at Daemen College by Annette Pinder As a leader in health-science education, research and treatment, Daemen College is excited to open the Todd & Leslie Shatkin Institute for Mobility Innovation & Technology (IMIT). The state-of-the-art institute will offer leading robotic devices and assistive
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Avoid the Risk of Unwanted Behaviors By Lindy Korn, Esq. The pandemic has left many of us craving a return to the holiday gatherings we have been accustomed to experiencing. It is wonderful to look forward to in-person gatherings after having experienced isolation from coworkers for so
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By Shannon Traphagen “To achieve dreams, one must move forward in pursuing them.” That is the motto at Daemen College, a private, nonsectarian college in Amherst, New York. Daemen encourages its students to be creative, innovative, and ethically-minded leaders for an ever-changing, diverse, and interconnected world. Part
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By Annette Pinder I recently attended an event during which I played an interactive game called “Pulling the Race Card,” and it was a great experience. The interactive deck of cards we used was developed by Sarah Pearson-Collins, Kezia Pearson, and their cousin Cephas Pearson. Each player
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By Michele Ladd I want everyone to know why I am recommending a simple device called Alpha-Stim® to those who need help with pain, stress, anxiety associated with PTSD, depression, and insomnia. Drug-free and FDA-cleared, Alpha-Stim is used in several VA health centers and cancer hospitals. As
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Your Hometown Health Connection Buffalo Healthy Living Shows air on Wednesday nights at 8 pm and Saturdays at noon. WBBZ-TV – Spectrum, Fios, and DISH, Channel 5 and DirecTV Channel 67. See page 42 for details. November 6. 8:45 am to 12 pm. Autism Workshop: Educating Students
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Visiting Common Roots Urban Farm By Madeleine Kates Buffalo’s Broadway-Fillmore Neighborhood is an unexpected place to find a lush farm with rows of crops and chickens that lay eggs daily. But that is exactly where you’ll find Common Roots Urban Farm, a half-acre of country living on
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