Building a Healthy and Happy Life when Faced with Unexpected Challenges

Caring for a loved one living with a brain injury or substance use disorder adds unexpected stress for families. Susan’s workshops will address the importance of self-care and how to implement it in daily life, how to strengthen relationships at home through positive communication, and recognize what truly makes for happiness. These two fun and interactive sessions will utilize tools and resources to help balance a life that may otherwise feel upended.

This is an in-person event. If you would like to join virtually instead, please contact Lori Sandefur @ lori@bianh.org or 603-568-8817.

Presented by: Susan McKeown, BSN, APRN (ret), CPS, MFA. Susan is a graduate of St. Anselm College and Northeastern University’s Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Program. She worked with families as a pediatric nurse practitioner for over forty years and is a Certified Prevention Specialist, educating and advocating on issues of mental health and substance misuse. Susan and her husband have facilitated a weekly family support group (FASTER) for 21 years for adults who have a loved one living with substance use disorder.

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