Covid-19 Public Health Resources

RESOURCES DURING COVID-19

The Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office’s work as the People’s Law Firm continues amidst the Coronavirus public health emergency. The AG’s Office is warning Massachusetts residents to be on alert for individuals and businesses that may try to take advantage of uncertainty about COVID-19. Learn More

COVID-19 General Statement and FAQ

The Wellness Collaborative (TWC) would like to extend support and offer some thoughts as we navigate current stressors due to concerns about the corona virus, specifically, the strain called Covid-19, which is causing the current pandemic. The words used in infectious disease spread can be scary, but the underlying principles are basic, and always the same. Most infections are spread from person to person, but via different routes. Here are some FAQ’s: How does Corona Virus

Social-Emotional Learning During COVID 19 Crisis: Equity Lens Reflection

April 2020 Karen Craddock, PhD While we manage the day-to-day, sometimes moment-to-moment, shifts during this global pandemic, it is sure to have implications on how we navigate the array of feelings and interactions we encounter in every aspect of our inner and outer lives. This process involving managing emotions, setting goals, showing empathy, building relationship and making constructive decisions, otherwise known as Social-Emotional Learning (SEL), is especially poigna

THCM TV COVID-19 Vaccine Information

Dr. Jeanette Callahan joins Wadner Pierre to discuss COVID-19 Vaccine Information on Total Health Christian Ministries TV. Special guests include Dr. Robin Reed and Dr. Jamaine Davis. Disclaimer: Video Release – December 4, 2019 Booster CDC recommendations since this video was released Updates: O:41:20 https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/booster-shot.html Clarifications: 0:42:33 MODERNA a. Each primary series dose of the Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine for >12 yrs. is

Go In Or Call In? Here’s Some Basic Guidance For Routine Health Care During COVID-19

“Fear of COVID-19 has kept too many people from going to emergency rooms with life-threatening chest pain, persistent vomiting or numbness that might signal a stroke. If you would have called 911 or had someone drive you to an ER before COVID-19, you should do that now.” Read More