Join the Consortium’s Anti-Oppression Committee (A.O.C.)., in honor of Black History Month, to discuss the 'Importance of the Civil Rights Movement, Then and Now'. We will be viewing the film, “Eyes on the Prize II” by Sam Pollard with a discussion facilitated by Professor Heather Z. Caldwell, Associate Professor of Westfield State University. This free, […]

Medications continue to revolutionize medicine. But starting new medications, taking over the counter medications, or managing on-going medications can sometimes be challenging. Join Mark Heelon, Pharm.D., Medication Safety Officer, Baystate Health, for a discussion on helpful medication management tips like what questions to ask your pharmacist, bringing medications to the hospital, properly administering medications to […]

Live Interactive Webinar Instructor: Sarah Yang Mumma, Ph.D., LCSW Level: Intermediate CEs: 1.5 Review CE accreditation and approvals for this course on tab above. This webinar will be recorded. A vital aspect of clinical social work education and professional development is engaging with literature that explores the clinical experiences of therapists that hold similar social […]

Live Interactive Webinar Instructor: Lindsay Bornheimer, Ph.D., LCSW Level: Intermediate CEs: 3 Review CE accreditation and approvals for this course on tab above. Suicide is a leading cause of preventable death in the United States and worldwide. Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) for suicide prevention is an evidence-based intervention that is both valuable and effective in practice […]

A cough is a natural reflex to help clear and protect the airway. An occasional cough is normal, and typically a cough will go away on its own but what if a cough lingers and lasts for weeks. Join Dr. Sybille Liautaud and Dr. O’Neil Green, Pulmonary Critical Care, Baystate Pulmonary Non-CF Bronchiectasis Clinic, for […]