A show about peace hosted by Virginia Swain. Vincent Mitchell is a fourth-year medical student at University of Massachusetts Medical School. He attended the New England School of Acupunture, Boston University, Bijing Institute o Education, Cina and Sr. John’s Preparatory School in Danvers MA. What distinguishes Vinny from other students is his deep understanding of Asian culture, language and medicine. He is a medical interpreter for Mandarin Chinese. In June 2009, Vinny was the first UMMS medical student to visit Chinese medical institutions and hospitals. He was selected for the Leadership and Education Program for Students in Integrative Medicine and as a result began an integrative health referral system for Umass Medical School. Vinny has received many awards and honors. He founded the Annual Complementary and Alterative Medicine Expor at UMAss Medical School in 2008.
(no number) The Central Massachusetts Addiction Consortium Conference please take this out because of the blurriness
During this day-long event, sponsored by the Central Massachusetts Addiction Consortium and held in the peaceful setting of Veterans Inc. in Shrewsbury, MA, participants learned about and discussed current treatment, support and advocacy efforts to help families overcome the consequences of addiction. The event also offered plenty of opportunities to reflect on evidence and personal experiences of successful recovery efforts through the powerful keynote presentation by Joanne Peterson, the founder and executive director of Learn 2 Cope, a successful network of family-run support groups for families coping with addiction, a dynamic panel discussion, and presentations on topics pertinent to family interventions, treatment, support, and advocacy. For more information on the sponsors and speakers, go to Central MA Substance Addiction Consortium Conference
Posted November 28th 2011 8:56pm.