Join us at one of these free events taking place in the fall of 2024 at a location near you. (Registration will open in late summer.)
Collaboration and connection are the keys to improving the social health of CT's residents.
Together, let's kickstart the conversation in Connecticut on the importance of social health and the detrimental health impacts of loneliness.
Each event will include a panel discussion by residents with lived experience and experts in the field, followed by facilitated interactive conversations among attendees.
Residents of all ages, including students, municipal and state leaders, employers, and older adults, are encouraged to attend.
You'll leave inspired to improve your social health and help others do the same!
Together, we can reverse this terrible trend and end loneliness in our state.
Educational materials will be available for attendees.
In partnership with Central's Center for Community Engagement and Social Research • Sponsored by Fox 61/Tegna Foundation
Panelists:
Jacqueline K. Cantor, DNP, PMH CNS-BC, APRN, CCSU Assistant Professor of Nursing
Adam Perrin, MD FAAFP - UConn School of Medicine Assoc. Prof. of Family Medicine and Director of Student Wellness
Michael Russo, Psy.D. - CCSU Director of Counseling and Student Development
Dominique Edwards - CCSU student sharing lived experience
Nicole Bengtson - single parent raising teenagers sharing lived experience
Thomas Zaccheo, MD - retired physician, current CCSU student and artist sharing lived experience
NOTE: Parking is available in the Central CT State University Student Center Lot circled in red on map below
In partnership with UConn • Sponsored by the UConn Humanities Institute
Special guest co-host: Catherine Shen, host of 'Where We Live', Connecticut Public Radio
Panelists:
Dr. Mary Beth Osborne - UConn Asst. Professor-in-Residence (Kinesiology/DPT)
Dr. Keith Bellizzi - UConn Professor (Human Development & Family Studies)
Bobby Melley - 2016 UConn graduate & former UConn baseball player sharing lived experience
Nick Mangene - 2022 UConn graduate sharing lived experience
plus 2 current UConn students sharing lived experience
Parking for a nominal fee is available in the South Garage next to Gampel Pavilion. Walk to Wilbur Cross Building.
In partnership with the Darien Public Library
Contact us at info@forallages.org if interested in sponsoring this event.
Welcome and introduction by Darien First Selectman Jon Zagrodsky
Panelists:
Rebecca Campbell, LCSW - Director of Therapy Services, Sasco River Center, Stamford CT
Jennifer Groves, M.S. Ed., WBI Certified Positive Psychology Coach
Jeff Katzman, MD - Director of Education, Silver Hill Hospital, New Canaan CT
Jane Matthews - single older adult sharing lived experience
Liz Pellegrini - older adult sharing lived experience
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