Vermont

From Melinda Moulton:

Renato Wakim is an Author, business development Executive, multi-industry consultant, and musician. His two books "Why Not? and "Every Day I Thank You" can be purchased at local bookstores or on line.

For more information visit: https://www.amazon.com/Why-Not-Migration-Journeys-Meanings/dp/1949066401

Town Meeting TV presents a forum ahead of State-wide elections. Our forums give all candidates a chance to be seen and heard by a wide audience and give voters direct access to those candidates, and for voters to learn about items they will see on the ballot.

Candidates: Becca Balint (D)* (declined invitation), Mark Coester (R/L) (declined invitation), Jill ""Jessy"" Diamondstone (PJ) (declined invitation), Adam Ortiz (I) (did not attend)

Moderator: Romeo von Hermann

For more information about upcoming General Election 2024 coverage visit www.cctv.org/watch-tv/elections

Avery Lavoie interviews Melody Joy about her book "Shaktified". Melody Joy, is an author, transformation coach, and energetic midwife, she has worked at the intersection of eastern and western healing for two decades, focusing on women's health and empowerment. Melody brings a unique blend of professional acumen and spiritual insight to her transformative work with trauma, ancestry, and healing. Her commitment lies in unlocking the full human potential of those she works with, creating a space where practical knowledge meets profound spiritual depth.

For more information visit: www.melodymysticjoy.com

From the Howard Center:

Before opening on October 28, we invite you to a public open house and ribbon-cutting ceremony on October 21 from 3:00 – 7:00 p.m. Join us for remarks and guided tours of the Mental Health Urgent Care program. This initiative is in partnership with the University of Vermont Medical Center, Community Health Centers, Pathways Vermont, and the Vermont Department of Mental Health.

This October Howard Center will open a new Mental Health Urgent Care in partnership with the University of Vermont Medical Center, Community Health Centers, Pathways Vermont, and the Vermont Department of Mental Health. Join us to learn more at a public town hall webinar on October 16 from 6:00-7:30 pm. There will be a presentation by the project managers Cathie Buscaglia and Charlotte McCorkel from Howard Center and Maureen Leahy and Karen Vastine from the University of Vermont Medical Center followed by a question-and-answer period.

The clinic will offer mental health support services, peer support, and medical care in a trauma-informed, suicide-safe setting located at 1 South Prospect Street in Burlington. Care will be available for adults over 18 seeking immediate support or in self-defined crisis as a therapeutic alternative to emergency department care. Come learn more and listen to a presentation by the project managers Cathie Buscaglia and Charlotte McCorkel from Howard Center and Maureen Leahy and Karen Vastine from the University of Vermont Medical Center. The presentation will be followed by a question-and-answer period.

For more information visit: www.howardcenter.org/MHUC