Long Term Care Considerations in the Age of COVID-19
COVID-19 has changed the way we live. It has also changed the way we plan for our future including the consideration of long term care options. Michael Thompson of Copper Leaf Financial welcomes Mark Maurer, CFP, President & CEO of insurance advisory firm LLIS to discuss important issues for those considering long term care insurance […]
Spectrum’s Virtual Sleep Out
Join us—students, executives, families, and teams—for one big Sleep Out Presented by FoodScience Corporation on Friday, March 26! Sleep out at your own location and tune into our virtual program at 7:30pm and virtual coffee the following morning at 7am. (If March 26th does not work for you, no problem! Just contact us if your […]
COVID-19 Lessons from a Vermont Primary Care Physician
Michael L. Thompson, CAP®, AIF®, AEP® of Copper Leaf Financial welcomes Dr. Mark Pitcher of GoodHEALTH Internal Medicine in South Burlington, Vermont. Mark has been on the front lines from the very start of the coronavirus outbreak, and he will share his insight and thoughts about this virus and health care considerations in the months […]
Wheel Pad Webinar: Caregiving 101: How to Begin?
Wilmington, Vermont, February 2021 Caregiving is a difficult process, and takes many forms. A caregiver is someone who helps a neighbor living alone recover after an accident. It’s a son who is helping his mother stay in her home. It is a daughter who is helping her father navigate which nursing home to choose. […]
NOFA-VT’s 39th Annual Winter Conference
This February, we invite you to join us for the 39th annual Northeast Organic Farming Association of Vermont (NOFA-VT) Winter Conference – an incredible month-long series of events with many different opportunities for online learning, gathering, and movement building. This series will also be the kick-off of a year-long celebration for our 50th anniversary (NOFA-VT […]
The Lenses We Look Through: Unconscious Bias at Work
Register here: https://adaptivahr.com/events-workshops/ Part of being human is to have some degree of unconscious bias toward others…but we do not have to be ruled by them. How are these biases formed? How do they impact our decisions? Through non-judgemental discussion and activities, we explore what factors influence how we perceive others. We call these the “lenses we look […]
Management & Leadership Online Series
Are you a Manager or Supervisor, the head of a department or a team? Your ability to guide individuals and groups is a significant factor that influences morale, productivity, turn-over, and the health of the workplace. Join us for this engaging and practical series of workshops that will build your confidence and toolkit to lead […]
Effective Communication for the Workplace Online Series
Join Adaptiva HR, and learn how to reduce workplace conflict, effectively handle difficult conversations and have more effective meetings with our 90 minute weekly webinars. This 4 week webinar covers: – How to listen empathically to encourage safe and positive workplace environments – Receive “hard to hear” statements without taking it personally – Make effective […]
UVM’s 2021 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Virtual Keynote Lecture Featuring Dr. Leon McDougle
The Office of the Vice President for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and the Larner College of Medicine are excited to announce UVM’s annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration. This year’s keynote speaker is Leon McDougle, MD, MPH, 121st President of the National Medical Association. Dr. McDougle is the first African American to achieve […]
VCW Legislative After-Dinner Coffee & Conversation
A conversation about the disproportionate impact of COVID-19 on Thursday, January 14th at 7:00 p.m. Join the Vermont Commission on Women for a panel discussion to learn more about how COVID-19 impacts Vermont women, and especially those experiencing the intersection of gender and race, what policymakers can do about it. Panelists will include new VCW […]
