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Isolation: How to Mentally Cope with Socially Isolating

The prospect of solitary confinement and isolation can be daunting, and for many people the concept of limited social connection can be overwhelming. This session will equip attendees with the knowledge and strategies to cope during this time and find new ways to form a connection with others in a virtual world.

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(Please note that a completion certificate is not provided for this Online Seminar.)

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