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Join Office of Sustainability and more than 30 campus partners for the annual Celebrating Sustainability Activity Fair on April 19, from 11-1pm at Ford Plaza! This annual Earth Day celebration will feature numerous activities and demonstrations for energy, water, transportation, waste, food and sustainable living. Open to staff, faculty and students, the fair provides lunch, activities, and entertainment to all those who wish to learn more about sustainability at Stanford. 

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Do you often lose patience with your kids? Do your kids trigger intense emotions in you? Have you often wished that you could have dealt with the situation in a better way? Children often learn emotion regulation skills from watching how their parents deal with their intense emotions. So if you are someone who struggles with regulating your intense emotions, please attend this informative workshop and learn some evidence based strategies for emotion regulation in you and your children. In this workshop, topics covered include:

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Come and meditate with us! We will begin with a few minutes of settling and discussing the practice. We will then sit for twenty minutes, with gentle guidance for less experienced practitioners. Those with their own established practices are welcome to ignore the guidance and simply do their thing. After twenty minutes there will be an opportunity to debrief and share anything that arose during the practice.

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A one-day conference for parents, educators and care providers of children with an autism spectrum disorder. This annual update will focus on new research, therapies and insights to living with autism.

Keynote speakers:

Catherine Lord, PhD "DSM-5: Rationale and Impact of the new Criteria"

Peter Mundy, PhD "Autism and Joint Attention: Assessment and Intervention Fundamentals"

Stanford researchers will also be presenting their latest work in the field of Autism and there will be an option to attend a breakout session in the afternoon

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Stanford Coordinated Care (SCC) is an exclusive benefit for eligible employees and their covered adult dependents. Coordinated Care offers a bold new approach to deliver customized health services for people with ongoing health conditions that need more than an annual check up.

The Open House is a great opportunity to tour the clinic, meet the physicians and care team, and get your questions answered. 

Please note, at this time SCC services are not available to those covered by Kaiser. 

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Every spring at Stanford, BeWell@Stanford and the Health Improvement Program co-sponsor a Wellness Fair for Stanford employees. This year's event theme will be Spotlight on Wellness, with a special health focus on having a restful night’s sleep. It will be a red carpet event for everyone!

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Do feelings of overwhelm and stress interfere with your enjoyment of life? Have you noticed your health, sleep, and energy affected by life or work stress? This research and evidence-based course gives you practical tools and technology to generate a simultaneous state of relaxation, readiness, and revitalization called coherence. Each participant receives a fun and innovative self-monitoring technology for iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch called Inner Balance.

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The Assistive Technology Faire provides an opportunity for students and community members to get an up-close look at a variety of devices and learn about available programs from product vendors and service agencies. Users of assistive technology products as well as small companies and agencies serving individuals with disabilities and older adults are encouraged to bring assistive technology devices to display, demonstrate, and discuss.

Vendors:

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We have received significant interest in the March 8 event, in addition to several recent ideas for how to expand the symposium for even greater impact. We are therefore postponing the symposium until October 14, 2016.

The extended timeframe will allow us to implement these new ideas and accommodate additional participants, ensuring that the symposium achieves the highest levels of success.

MATERNAL AND NEWBORN SURVIVAL: Research, Technology Driven Innovation, and Action

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