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FREE sessions at 2nd Caribbean Well-Being Conference. | SMN News

July 31, 2019

FREE sessions at 2nd Caribbean Well-Being Conference. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Presenters for the 2nd Caribbean Well-Being Conference begin to arrive on St. Maarten on Friday, August 2nd. The general public, especially parents, have the opportunity to attend 3 sessions of the CWBC on Monday, August 5th at the University of St. Martin.

There will be two concurrent sessions starting at 6 p.m. The first session is entitled: Youth Alcohol and Cannabis Use in the Caribbean and Europe: The Role of Intentions and Substance use- Specific Parent-Adolecent Communication. Our very own Dr. Ivy Defoe facilitates this session.

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The second session is entitled: Teachers: Awakening my senses for the early identification of


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