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A widely recognized resource on bullying, addiction, at-risk teens, relationships and the power of respect, Dr. Joe Shrand has been featured by media outlets around the country.
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Radio Show
Listen to Dr. Shrand’s weekly radio program, “Common Ground“, which airs on Wednesday nights at 9 PM EST on WATD South Shore. For those who don’t live in Marshfield, MA area, listen live here.
Check out Dr. Shrand’s other blogs at:
 Renew Everyday – Addiction & the Adolescent |
 Psychology Today – Manage Your Stress |
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Blog mentions:
9 Tips for Surviving the First Year of Marriage
Ever Hear of the “Scale Dance”?
Audio:
Socialize Much?
Manage Your Stress (from Psychology Today)
- Addiction Is Not a Crime But Can Lead to Them January 4, 2013
- The Influence Of, And On, Epigenetics July 28, 2012
- Four-Way Stop Sign July 8, 2012
- A Ticket to Success June 28, 2012
- Squirrels and Stress June 24, 2012
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