Black History Month is observed annually in the United States in February to recognize and celebrate the achievements, history, and contributions of African Americans across all fields, including politics, science, […]
National Senior Independence Month is observed in February to highlight the importance of maintaining independence, dignity, and quality of life for older adults. The observance promotes resources that support aging […]
Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD) and Low Vision Awareness Month is observed in February to raise awareness about vision loss conditions that affect millions of people worldwide. The observance highlights risk […]
International Boost Self-Esteem Month is observed in February to promote positive self-worth, confidence, and healthy self-image. The observance highlights how self-esteem affects mental health, relationships, academic success, and overall well-being. Campaigns encourage self-compassion, supportive environments, and practices that foster resilience, empowerment, and emotional wellness.
World Cancer Day is an international awareness day uniting global efforts to prevent, detect, and treat cancer. Led by the Union for International Cancer Control, it promotes equitable access to care and research innovation. The day emphasizes collective action and global solidarity.
Alzheimer’s and Dementia Staff Education Week recognizes healthcare professionals who support individuals living with dementia. The observance emphasizes training, best practices, and compassionate care for patients and families. It also promotes workforce education in long-term and memory care settings.
Finding joy is a powerful way to heal and nourish your mind and body. This Black History Month, join us for a transformative session exploring the real mental health benefits of Black joy. We will discuss the science of happiness and how celebrating culture and community can impact our minds and bodies. Black joy is […]
Join the Gordon Center for Performing Arts for an inspiring evening around MPT's award-winning documentary Real Stories of Addiction and Hope. This powerful film takes an unflinching look at addiction and recovery, featuring real people sharing their journey with honesty and courage. This free event includes: This evening aims to educate, inspire, and connect our community […]
The Patient Advocacy Connections Program (PACP) in Washington, DC, is an event designed to expand, strengthen, and unify the voice of urologic patients. The day-long, in-person event brings together patient advocacy organizations, patients and care partners, and other leaders in healthcare policy to identify and discuss healthcare policy priorities and receive patient-centered advocacy training in preparation for […]
Join us at the Connection Recovery Support Group, where we come together online to share stories, offer advice, and provide support for each Connection Recovery Support Group Welcome to our online Connection Recovery Support Group! Join us for a safe space where you can share your experiences, struggles, and successes with others who understand what you're […]
Does it ever feel like you need a PhD to decide what to have for lunch? You hear one person calling a food a superfood, and the next saying it’s a toxin. We’re bombarded with information on how to optimize our health, but the constant stream of advice can be overwhelming, and even dangerous. Many […]
Chat live with Linda Schultz, Ph.D., CRRN, a leader and provider of rehabilitation nursing for over 30 years, and a friend of the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation for close to two decades. She blogs about health and wellness living with paralysis and answers your SCI-related healthcare questions. This is designed not a one-sided lecture […]
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