Social Netiquette

Juanita Allen
Kingsley,
Director of Business Development for Century Health Systems, the parent company
of the Natick Visiting Nurse Association and Distinguished Care Options

A
health educator, Ms. Kingsley trains more than 2,000 people in the MetroWest
region annually through her First Aid, Wilderness First Aid, CPR and AED
classes in addition to the variety of health and safety programs she teaches. Juanita
has successfully created and facilitated various programs aimed at providing
individuals of varying ages and backgrounds the necessary education and tools
to foster effective and positive social development. A certified EMT since
2001, Juanita managed the Wellness Center at Hale Reservation (the nation’s
largest day camp); served as health care supervisor at Horizons for Youth,
Sharon, Mass.; and has served as instructor trainer and instructor with the Red
Cross, American Heart Association, Medic First Aid and National Safety Council.
She received her Wilderness EMT training certification through Mountain Aid
Training International.

Social
networking has become the new playground for Tweens - and who can blame them
for being drawn to a place where they can be anyone they want, meet people from
around the world, share pictures and experiences, build or join a community or
become an instant celebrity? Through the Kidproof Social Netiquette workshop, students learn to develop and apply
proper social etiquette, good citizenship and critical thinking skills to
meeting people, sharing information and socializing through the internet. The
course is open to anyone ages 10-12.