Dear <<First Name>>, 

Before we kick back and relax for the long weekend, take a moment to mark your calendars for our Cohasset Learns Together: A Free Virtual Speaker Series to Support Ourselves & Our Families. 

Also new to Cohasset Residents-Safe Harbor has sponsored the first 500 registrations for You Are Not Alone: Mental Health Learning Modules, created by Ivy Watts, a mental health empowerment speaker and former NCAA championship athlete.  This registration is good for a lifetime, and is a great reference for students and athletes now during the pandemic, and as a lifelong reference on how to manage and cope with stress!!!

This & MORE in this week's newsletter!!!

VIRTUAL TRAINING SERIES: STRESS & COPING SKILLS 101
By Plymouth Youth Development Collaborative & Brockton Area Prevention Collaborative, May 2020

This virtual training is brought to you by the Brockton Area Prevention Collaborative and the Plymouth Youth Development Collaborative. The training includes information on stress, coping skills and resiliency.

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TEENS BRAINS ARE TO BLAME FOR LACK OF SOCIAL DISTANCING

By Dr. Judith G. Edersheim, Naples Daily News, May 2020

"The research shows that brain development occurs in stages: The areas of the brain responsible for basic drives and reward-seeking behavior mature first, before the areas controlling more complex actions like impulse control, planning and complex reasoning. The latter area, called the prefrontal cortex, is not yet fully developed in adolescence. In fact, it doesn’t finish developing until around the mid-20s."
 

STUDY SHOWS ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION ON THE RISE DURING LOCKDOWN

Video: By CNN, May 2020

"Isolation, boredom and anxiety can lead to more drinking by 'problem drinkers' in the UK, a new study shows. CNN's Nina dos Santos explores how the coronavirus pandemic lockdown is affecting people's drinking habits."

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