Guest Amanda Masters, director of programming at The Cooperage Project shares the great line up of topics and presenters for this year's symposium. An event for women, devoted to a day filled with health and happiness, energy, tranquility and more. For more information or to register call Jean Tuttle at 570-253-8990. 

Guest Barbara Chopyk, LCSW, Hamlin Family Health Center WMCHC, discusses the impact of sleep on our health. Listen and learn about REM sleep, sleep hygiene, and ways to improve one's sleep. Visit American Psychological Association (APA) or Sleep Medicine | Sleep Disorders Center | Wayne Memorial Hospital for more information.

Guest Ericka Thaxton, medical advocate for Victim’s Intervention Program, (VIP) discusses services available for individuals, families and friends who are victims of domestic violence, and sexual assault. Listen and learn about the upcoming Medical Advocacy Conference and ways to support VIP’s mission. VIP’s services are always free, confidential and available 24/7. Call 570-253-4401 or visit Helping Victims of Violence in Wayne County & Pike County (vipempowers.org)

Join Wayne Memorial Hospital's social workers, Mary Burgio LSW, manager, Megan O'Rourke LSW, Jackie Moase LSW, Meagan Oliveras LSW, and Jill White LSW, CGC, as they discuss the many roles of a social worker at WMH. Listen and learn how they connect patients and their families with services, resources and support systems. For more information call WMH social work department at 570-253-8383 or visit www.wmh.org

Guest Lori Wood, RDH, PHDHP, CDHC, dental hygienist, WMCHC Together for Health Dental Center, discusses benefits of good oral health. Listen and learn about oral health needs, community outreach, new dental providers and more. For more information visit Together for Health Dental Center | (570) 251-6534 | Honesdale PA

Guests Mary Beth Nogan, MS, RDN, LDN, WMH Nutrition Services and Molly Repecki, Marywood University nutrition intern, discusses this year's theme, Food Connects Us. Listen and learn how Registered Dietitian Nutritionists (RDNs) play a critical role in helping people understand the connection between the foods individuals and communities eat, and how these foods impact health throughout life. For more information visit National Nutrition Month® or call WMH Nutrition Services at 570-253-8164. 

Guest Joseph Laureti, MD, cardiologist at Wayne Memorial Physician Specialty Clinic discusses ways to protect your heart. Heart disease can be silent, listen and learn about the importance of routine primary care checkups, blood pressure control, how smoking causes heart disease and more. Need a cardiologist, call WM Cardiology at 570-253-8601 or visit wmh.org. 

Cancer Awareness Month - Guest Laura Toole, LCSW, executive vice president Northeast Regional Cancer Institute discusses programs and resources available through NRCI and the collaboration with Wayne Memorial Hospital and Wayne Memorial Community Health Centers. For more information visit Northeast Regional Cancer Institute or call 570-904-8808.

Guest Danielle Mangan, middle school counselor, Wallenpaupack Area School District shares details on the upcoming presentation, sponsored by WC Drug & Alcohol Commission, happening on Wednesday, March 26th at WAHS. All parents and guardians in our community are welcome to attend and learn about the impact of technology on children, from toddlers to college students.  For more information or to reserve your seat, call WAMS at 570-251-3057 or email [email protected]

Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month - Guest Debbie Cosentino, LPC, TF-CBT, Certified Play Therapist, Children’s Program Manager

Victims’ Intervention Program of Wayne & Pike Counties discusses how to build a healthy teen relationship, and services VIP provides to teens and adults. Learn about warning signs and where to go for help. For more information visit: Helping Victims of Violence in Wayne County & Pike County or call 570-253-4401 24/7.