Boothbay Region Health Center

Primary Care Health Center serving patients on the Boothbay, Maine peninsula and beyond

Boothbay Region Health Center
185 Townsend Ave • Boothbay Harbor, ME 04538 Phone: (207) 633-1075  • Fax: (877) 492-1491

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Learn about Self-Care: Wed April 27th at 4 pm

March 29, 2022

So many of us in the Boothbay Region take care of others; but we neglect self-care. This is not a good way to stay healthy! Join our virtual Learning Exchange via Zoom on April 27th to explore better ways to take care of yourself, so you can enjoy life and take care of others. The discussion will be led by Cathy Fisher, Licensed Clinical Social Worker. Here’s the Zoom Link:

Join Zoom Meeting on Wednesday April 27th at 4 PM (EST):
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/9768561347?pwd=YlNvdlRzd1QrTFoyUzFOYU1GWGkvUT09

Meeting ID: 976 856 1347
Passcode: BRHC
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+13126266799,,9768561347#,,,,418342# US (Chicago) +16468769923,,9768561347#,,,,418342# US (New York)

Why is Self-Care Important Now?

The past two years of COVID have made us all keenly aware of both our physical and mental health. We’ve all developed coping skills–some healthy, and some not so much. The importance of addressing our own Self Care has never been timelier.

Spring into Self-Care

What is Self-Care?

The World Health Organization defines self-care as: “the ability of individuals, families, and communities to promote health, prevent disease, maintain health, and to cope with illness and disability with or without the support of a healthcare provider.”

What will you Learn?

Cathy Fisher, Licensed Clinical Social Worker will highlight Self-Care assessment and planning. Participants will hear about strategies to respond to the emergency need for self-care, as well as how to improve their daily self-care routines.

What can you Share?

Everyone should come prepared to share selfcare strategies that have worked in their own lives.

Cathy Fisher, Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Cathy Fisher, Licensed Clinical Social Worker

Filed Under: Events, Innate Mental Health, News, Uncategorized, Wellness

Location, Hours, & Info

185 Townsend Ave., Suite R
(in Meadow Mall across from Hannafords)
Boothbay Harbor, ME 04538
207-633-1075
info@bbrhc.org
OPEN: M-F 8:00-4:30

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Boothbay Region Health Care, Inc. is a non-profit public benefit tax exempt 501(c)(3) corporation in Maine. Our Tax Identification Number # is 46-5271171. If you value having local control over the kind of healthcare services that are available to you and your family, please donate … more...

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The Boothbay Region Health Center website is currently undergoing scheduled updates and content adjustments. During this time, some pages or information may be temporarily unavailable or in the process of being revised. These updates are part of our ongoing effort to ensure our website remains accurate, accessible, and helpful to our patients and community. Please […]

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We’re excited to welcome two very seasoned professionals to handle front office duties and assist our medical providers. Sherry Moody has joined us a Medical Assistant and Medical Office Manager. Susan Gay has joined us as Medical Receptionist. We also have new medical billers, Kristin Conlin and Jennifer Lambert, who will be happy to help […]

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As a community we can:

1. Take local control of our primary health service.

2. Establish a patient-driven primary care practice model

3. Increase access and use primary health care services appropriately.

4. Make both individual and community-wide choices that will result in improved health status.

1. Get a higher percentage of the population into an ongoing relationship with a primary care provider.

2. Reduce perhaps by half the number of unnecessary Emergency Department and Urgent Care visits.

3. Achieve a demonstrable improvement in the health status of the community.

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