www.Ups tatePhys i c i ansSC . com | www.Hea l thL i nksUps tate. com | 61 DIAGNOSED WITH PARKINSON’S? See how we can support you. 864-905-2574 You are not alone. We are an advocate for people and their families living with PD. We offer support groups and other monthly programs to help maximize the quality of life for all individuals affected by Parkinson’s Disease. gapsonline.org SC7's events and activities, MUSC aims to further improve the health and well-being of citizens across the state. Dr. Susan L. Johnson, Ph.D., MUSC's director of health promotion and assistant professor of graduate studies in the College of Health Professions, is passionate about the work that SC7 is doing. She grew up in the country and has a long-standing love of and appreciation for the outdoors. The daughter of a geography professor, Dr. Johnson grew up learning about land planning, conservation and environmental science. Throughout her career, she has dedicated herself to conservation-related projects and services. “There is growing evidence that access to the natural environment improves health and well-being, prevents disease and helps people recover from illness,” she said, pointing out that time spent in nature also contributes to social and community well-being by connecting people to each other and to the larger world. “As the connections between people and their environment are strengthened, both become healthier, more resilient and more vibrant.” Because conserved landscapes depend on people for their continued health, SC7 and its sponsors and partners dedicate the month of July to highlighting the beauty of South Carolina and why it’s important to become involved in its preservation. Participants of all ages are welcomed and encouraged to share in the vision of a state better prepared for and more aware of the impact climate change will inevitably have on our landscape and communities. Information on SC7’s events can be found at southcarolina7.com, which also features “Higher Ground,” a documentary that highlights how SC7 is making South Carolina more resilient to the effects of severe weather. HEALTHL INKS IS PROUD TO PARTNER WITH THESE CHARLESTON AREA NONPROFITS
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