Recovery International meetings help people who are dealing with anxiety, depression, stress, and anger issues. Meetings use cognitive behavioral tools in a group setting to teach self management and self leadership. Meetings occur every week, last for about an hour and a half, are open to everyone, and there is no charge to attend. Recovery International is a peer led organization that was found by the psychiatrist Dr. Abraham Low in 1937. They are over 600 weekly Recovery meetings in the United States. At the weekly meetings, members learn and practice tools to dealing with the symptoms that interfere with their daily lives. The group format provides hope as the experienced members demonstrate their improvement to the new members. The meeting also provides social contact for those isolated by fear and depression. The Recovery International meeting at the First Baptist Church of Melrose was founded in October 1986 and has been meeting every Monday night ever since. Although we meet in their facilities, we are not affiliated with the church and there is no religious component to Recovery's tools. Meeting members come to Recovery with a variety of nervous and emotional issues and symptoms such as panics, sleep problems, worry, and feelings of hopelessness. They find Recovery through doctor's referrals, newspaper current events listing, community outreach, and of course listings like this on the internet. Recovery International is a program of the non-profit organization Abraham Low Self Help Systems, based out of Chicago. Please visit the national web site for more information on Recovery's tools, stories of hope, and our interactive forum. Questions can also be addressed to the meeting's organizer, Didi. The most difficult step is coming to that first meeting. Everyone at the meeting is there to improve or maintain their mental health. Each one of them had to summon the courage to walk in that door the first time. And when they did so they learned their first tool, to endorse themselves for their efforts to get well. www.lowselfhelpsystems.org
NOTE: This is NOT an online-only meetup group. You are eligible for membership in Parents Without Partners if you are a parent of one or more children; single due to death, divorce, separation, or never being married; and are of good character. Neither custody nor age of your child or children is a factor in eligibility. If you are considering membership in our chapter, you must attend an Orientation. If you decide to join, yearly membership is $50.00, payable by cash or check at Orientation. Also, please bring the name, address, and telephone number of a professional person (or a sponsoring PWP member) who can verify that you are a single parent. You are welcome to stay after the orientation for an Informal Coffee and Conversation with the topic: Saving for College. Parents Without Partners
Not sure if your pup is in need of training? Not sure if this trainer is right for you and your pup? Come on in and get both questions answered. You and your pup come in for 30 mins of oneon one time with the trainer. (By Appointment Only)
When: Feb 12, 2010 10 AM Where: Petco - WOBURN in Woburn,Massachusetts Posted by:evdb
You are eligible for membership in Parents Without Partners if you are a parent of one or more children; single due to death, divorce, separation, or never being married; and are of good character. Neither custody nor age of your child or children is a factor in eligibility. If you are considering membership in our chapter, you must attend an Orientation. If you decide to join, yearly membership is $50.00, payable by cash or check at Orientation. Also, please bring the name, address, and telephone number of a professional person (or a sponsoring PWP member) who can verify that you are a single parent. Parents Without Partners
We will be meeting to discuss active options for spreading awareness. We may do some flyering depending on weather so please wear weather-appropriate attire. Please bring whatever you have to offer the group, information, dvds, flyers, etc. also, I will be picking a venue in which we will have access to wifi, so bring a laptop if you have one. Guests are welcome!
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When: Feb 15, 2010 12 AM to Feb 15, 2010 12 AM Where: 2 Forbes Rd. in Woburn,Massachusetts Posted by:mBLAST
Learn how to provide positive social learning experiences while raising your puppy. Socialization begins at birth and is critical for the development of happy, friendly adult dogs. This will be an interactive experience for you and your pup.
When: Feb 15, 2010 4 PM Where: Petco - WOBURN in Woburn,Massachusetts Posted by:evdb
Recovery International meetings help people who are dealing with anxiety, depression, stress, and anger issues. Meetings use cognitive behavioral tools in a group setting to teach self management and self leadership. Meetings occur every week, last for about an hour and a half, are open to everyone, and there is no charge to attend. Recovery International is a peer led organization that was found by the psychiatrist Dr. Abraham Low in 1937. They are over 600 weekly Recovery meetings in the United States. At the weekly meetings, members learn and practice tools to dealing with the symptoms that interfere with their daily lives. The group format provides hope as the experienced members demonstrate their improvement to the new members. The meeting also provides social contact for those isolated by fear and depression. The Recovery International meeting at the First Baptist Church of Melrose was founded in October 1986 and has been meeting every Monday night ever since. Although we meet in their facilities, we are not affiliated with the church and there is no religious component to Recovery's tools. Meeting members come to Recovery with a variety of nervous and emotional issues and symptoms such as panics, sleep problems, worry, and feelings of hopelessness. They find Recovery through doctor's referrals, newspaper current events listing, community outreach, and of course listings like this on the internet. Recovery International is a program of the non-profit organization Abraham Low Self Help Systems, based out of Chicago. Please visit the national web site for more information on Recovery's tools, stories of hope, and our interactive forum. Questions can also be addressed to the meeting's organizer, Didi. The most difficult step is coming to that first meeting. Everyone at the meeting is there to improve or maintain their mental health. Each one of them had to summon the courage to walk in that door the first time. And when they did so they learned their first tool, to endorse themselves for their efforts to get well. www.lowselfhelpsystems.org
Tuesday ~ February 16, 2010 ~ 3 PM to 5 PM ~ Veterans' Memorial Senior Center - Woburn Council on Aging, 144 School Street, Woburn, Massachusetts 01801 ~ TEL: 781-897-5960
Not sure if your pup is in need of training? Not sure if this trainer is right for you and your pup? Come on in and get both questions answered. You and your pup come in for 30 mins of 1on1 time with the trainer. (By Appointment Only)
When: Feb 19, 2010 10 AM Where: Petco - WOBURN in Woburn,Massachusetts Posted by:evdb
Learn how to provide positive social learning experiences while raising your puppy. Socialization begins at birth and is critical for the development of happy, friendly adult dogs. This will be an interactive experience for you and your pup.
When: Feb 20, 2010 9 AM Where: Petco - WOBURN in Woburn,Massachusetts Posted by:evdb
Recovery International meetings help people who are dealing with anxiety, depression, stress, and anger issues. Meetings use cognitive behavioral tools in a group setting to teach self management and self leadership. Meetings occur every week, last for about an hour and a half, are open to everyone, and there is no charge to attend. Recovery International is a peer led organization that was found by the psychiatrist Dr. Abraham Low in 1937. They are over 600 weekly Recovery meetings in the United States. At the weekly meetings, members learn and practice tools to dealing with the symptoms that interfere with their daily lives. The group format provides hope as the experienced members demonstrate their improvement to the new members. The meeting also provides social contact for those isolated by fear and depression. The Recovery International meeting at the First Baptist Church of Melrose was founded in October 1986 and has been meeting every Monday night ever since. Although we meet in their facilities, we are not affiliated with the church and there is no religious component to Recovery's tools. Meeting members come to Recovery with a variety of nervous and emotional issues and symptoms such as panics, sleep problems, worry, and feelings of hopelessness. They find Recovery through doctor's referrals, newspaper current events listing, community outreach, and of course listings like this on the internet. Recovery International is a program of the non-profit organization Abraham Low Self Help Systems, based out of Chicago. Please visit the national web site for more information on Recovery's tools, stories of hope, and our interactive forum. Questions can also be addressed to the meeting's organizer, Didi. The most difficult step is coming to that first meeting. Everyone at the meeting is there to improve or maintain their mental health. Each one of them had to summon the courage to walk in that door the first time. And when they did so they learned their first tool, to endorse themselves for their efforts to get well. www.lowselfhelpsystems.org
NOTE: This is NOT an online-only meetup group. You are eligible for membership in Parents Without Partners if you are a parent of one or more children; single due to death, divorce, separation, or never being married; and are of good character. Neither custody nor age of your child or children is a factor in eligibility. If you are considering membership in our chapter, you must attend an Orientation. If you decide to join, yearly membership is $50.00, payable by cash or check at Orientation. Also, please bring the name, address, and telephone number of a professional person (or a sponsoring PWP member) who can verify that you are a single parent. You are welcome to stay after the orientation for an Informal Coffee and Conversation with the topic: Saving for College. Parents Without Partners
Not sure if your pup is in need of training? Not sure if this trainer is right for you and your pup? Come on in and get both questions answered. You and your pup come in for 30 mins of 1on1 time with the trainer. (By Appointment Only)
When: Feb 26, 2010 10 AM Where: Petco - WOBURN in Woburn,Massachusetts Posted by:evdb
Recovery International meetings help people who are dealing with anxiety, depression, stress, and anger issues. Meetings use cognitive behavioral tools in a group setting to teach self management and self leadership. Meetings occur every week, last for about an hour and a half, are open to everyone, and there is no charge to attend. Recovery International is a peer led organization that was found by the psychiatrist Dr. Abraham Low in 1937. They are over 600 weekly Recovery meetings in the United States. At the weekly meetings, members learn and practice tools to dealing with the symptoms that interfere with their daily lives. The group format provides hope as the experienced members demonstrate their improvement to the new members. The meeting also provides social contact for those isolated by fear and depression. The Recovery International meeting at the First Baptist Church of Melrose was founded in October 1986 and has been meeting every Monday night ever since. Although we meet in their facilities, we are not affiliated with the church and there is no religious component to Recovery's tools. Meeting members come to Recovery with a variety of nervous and emotional issues and symptoms such as panics, sleep problems, worry, and feelings of hopelessness. They find Recovery through doctor's referrals, newspaper current events listing, community outreach, and of course listings like this on the internet. Recovery International is a program of the non-profit organization Abraham Low Self Help Systems, based out of Chicago. Please visit the national web site for more information on Recovery's tools, stories of hope, and our interactive forum. Questions can also be addressed to the meeting's organizer, Didi. The most difficult step is coming to that first meeting. Everyone at the meeting is there to improve or maintain their mental health. Each one of them had to summon the courage to walk in that door the first time. And when they did so they learned their first tool, to endorse themselves for their efforts to get well. www.lowselfhelpsystems.org
The New England Classic is a unique seven-day, four-state version of the American Diabetes Association Tour de Cure rides that raises funds to help the ADA find a cure for diabetes, a disease that affects more than 24 million Americans.
The NEC route takes riders 550 miles through Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Maine and Vermont. It travels along scenic seacoasts, beautiful back roads, quaint towns and national forests. Accommodations are in college dorms and ski resorts and include all-you-can eat breakfast and dinner. The support is excellent, with well-stocked rest stops as well as medical and mechanical support.
Riders can choose to do the full 7-day NEC 550 or opt for the 2-day NEC 150, which includes transportation back to the start for riders and their gear and bikes. The NEC 550 riders continue on a loop route that takes them back to the start in Woburn, Mass.
The minimum fund-raising requirements are $600 for the NEC 150 and $2,500 for the NEC 550. Early-bird registration is still just $40.
WoburnMA.com provides many resources for information about the area. You can browse the website and find local businesses listings as well as community resources, news and town services by category or keyword.
Woburn Massachusetts was incorporated in 1642 and became an early manufacturing center tanning leather and making shoes. The formation of the Middlesex Canal and the Boston and Lowell railroad in the first half of the 1800's increased Woburn's production and shipment of footwear.
By 1865 the city shifted toward the production of leather and Woburn was at the head of the tanning industry in the country. The advent of 1884 found the city hosting 26 large tanneries employing 1500 men.
The tanyards supplemented the city's farming from the earliest settlement times. By 1915 the residents were making ice cream, machine tools, mops and paper boxes. Suburban growth began in the mid 19th century and continues today.
Currently Woburn is home to many technical and commercial industries that employ tens of thousands of people. Woburn is a city rich in history and looking forward to a continued profitable future.
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