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SUMMARY:Reshaping the Pandemic Legacy | The Profound Impact on Children and Families
DESCRIPTION:  \nIt is widely documented that children have suffered from anxiety throughout the pandemic. According to the Journal of the American Medical Association\, the incidence of clinically significant anxiety for this population was approximately 11.6% prior to the pandemic. It’s now estimated that cases of adolescent anxiety have doubled\, with some sources stating it is as high as 63.8%. \nNever before in the modern era have young people shouldered such an avalanche of devastation\, uncertainty\, and complicated feelings all generated by the pandemic: catastrophic illnesses\, the loss of a loved one\, prolonged disruptions from routines\, social isolation\, remote learning\, relatives losing employment\, and the threat of eviction. The pandemic brought many changes for teens without time for them to process or develop the tools needed to navigate them. \nThis presentation will discuss interventions: improve coping mechanisms\, provide opportunities for communication\, including teens in decision making when possible – give them a sense of control\, set routines\, provide structure\, develop peer support to stay connected\, and monitor social media. \nSymptoms of anxiety vary greatly\, especially among teens. Screening for anxiety is key. \nPresenter:\nBrenda Allgood\, MSN\, CPNP\nNonpublic School Nurse Program Coordinator\nSouthern New Jersey Perinatal Cooperative \nMonday December 5\, 2022\n6:30pm via Zoom \nA brief Q&A session will follow the presentation. The program will be about one hour long. \nOpen to Diocese of Camden Parish Nurses \nRegistration is Required – contact Nicole Keefer by 12/2/22 to register \nThis presentation is sponsored by VITALity Catholic Healthcare Services Parish Nurse Ministry.
URL:https://vitality.camdendiocese.org/event/reshaping-the-pandemic-legacy-the-profound-impact-on-children-and-families/
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CATEGORIES:Parish Nursing,VITALity Events
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SUMMARY:Reshaping the Pandemic Legacy | The Profound Impact on Children and Families
DESCRIPTION:  \nIt is widely documented that children have suffered from anxiety throughout the pandemic. According to the Journal of the American Medical Association\, the incidence of clinically significant anxiety for this population was approximately 11.6% prior to the pandemic. It’s now estimated that cases of adolescent anxiety have doubled\, with some sources stating it is as high as 63.8%. \nNever before in the modern era have young people shouldered such an avalanche of devastation\, uncertainty\, and complicated feelings all generated by the pandemic: catastrophic illnesses\, the loss of a loved one\, prolonged disruptions from routines\, social isolation\, remote learning\, relatives losing employment\, and the threat of eviction. The pandemic brought many changes for teens without time for them to process or develop the tools needed to navigate them. \nThis presentation will discuss interventions: improve coping mechanisms\, provide opportunities for communication\, including teens in decision making when possible – give them a sense of control\, set routines\, provide structure\, develop peer support to stay connected\, and monitor social media. \nSymptoms of anxiety vary greatly\, especially among teens. Screening for anxiety is key. \nPresenter:\nBrenda Allgood\, MSN\, CPNP\nNonpublic School Nurse Program Coordinator\nSouthern New Jersey Perinatal Cooperative \nMonday December 5\, 2022\n6:30pm via Zoom \nA brief Q&A session will follow the presentation. The program will be about one hour long. \nOpen to Diocese of Camden Parish Nurses \nRegistration is Required – contact Nicole Keefer by 12/2/22 to register \nThis presentation is sponsored by VITALity Catholic Healthcare Services Parish Nurse Ministry.
URL:https://vitality.camdendiocese.org/event/reshaping-the-pandemic-legacy-the-profound-impact-on-children-and-families-2/
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:Parish Nursing,VITALity Events
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