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interconnectedness“I’ve been married seven times…,” quipped the renowned family therapist at a lecture I attended years ago.
Parkinson's DanceStarting in November, the Parkinson’s Family Support program will take its Parkinson’s Dance program to Cambridge.
food for thoughtThe September Parkinson’s Education, Networking, and Support group was a resounding success, measured in part by the group’s spontaneous applause at its conclusion.
We often hear well-meaning people observe that abuse survivors need to forgive themselves as part of their healing process.
I will be retiring at the end of September after being at JF&CS for 18 years. As you can imagine, there are many thoughts, memories, and feelings at this point.
Exciting things are happening on the North Shore. Since our merger with JFS of the North Shore, we have worked to centralize program resources and plan for the future. 
When Aaron arrived at JF&CS, he had a simple request – he needed glue to repair his shoes. 
The 2011 recipient of the Simone Lottor Exceptional Service Award is Donald R. Lassman for his tireless and expert work on behalf of JF&CS clients in need of legal services.
At the end of this month, Sy Friedland will retire after 18 years as CEO of JF&CS.
Raising two children helped me understand the true meaning of the phrase, “it takes a village to raise a child.”

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