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D-TREAT
This press release is an announcement submitted by DECA, and was not written by Diabetes Health.
This program is sponsored by The Medtronic Foundation.
Diabetes Education and Camping Association's (DECA's) young adult leadership team "DLEAD" takes on Boston at "D-TREAT" - a unique 3-day event at Northeastern University, May 28-30, 2010 - to encourage young adults with diabetes to network, share insights and meet peers during an awesome event.
"DLEAD" takes on the Bay Area at "D-TREAT" - a unique 3-day event at UC Berkeley, June 4-6, 2010 .
Program: D-TREAT EAST
Where: Northeastern University, Boston, MA
When: May 28 - 30, 2010
Audience: Young Adults Ages 18 -25 With Type 1 Diabetes
Cost: $25 (Participants must pay own transportation costs)
Contact: www.diabetescamps.org (brochure online) or FACEBOOK page "DTREAT"
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Program: D-TREAT WEST
Where: University of California, Berkeley, CA
When: June 4 - 6, 2010
Audience: Young Adults Ages 18 -25 With Type 1 Diabetes
Cost: $25 (Participants must pay own transportation costs)
Contact: www.diabetescamps.org (brochure online) or FACEBOOK page "DTREAT"
This program addresses the unique needs young adults (ages 18 - 25) with type 1 diabetes facing the challenges of transitioning through precipitous life stages. By providing support, cooperative educational programs and tools for healthy living, participants will develop positive well-being and supportive social networks.
The purpose of this program is to connect young adults, between the ages of 18-25, with type 1 diabetes. While at D-TREAT, young adults will have the opportunity to partake in a series of discussion style support groups, workshops, and sessions geared toward life-affecting topics such as:
- Health insurance and finances
- Exercise
- Time management with diabetes in your life
- Stressmanagement
- Partying
- Sexuality
- How to handle your parents' fears
- Cooking and grocery shopping
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