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Webinar: Using Parental Mental Health Peer Navigators![]()
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September 10, 2021 ![]()
12:00 pm - 1:30 pm ![]()
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The Moving on Maternal Depression (MOMD) Project has been investigating new workforce models for assisting mothers and fathers with mental health services. One promising model being developed in other states uses trained, certified peer navigators/support specifically for parental mental health. This webinar will provide information about what this model is, how and why it was developed and how it is being used in Arizona. Speakers will present and then answer questions so we can consider how this model can be brought to New York. The webinar is part of the MOMD Webinar Series presented by the Schuyler Center and the Postpartum Resource Center of New York. ![]()
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Joy Burkhard, MBA - Executive Director and Founder 2020 Mom![]()
"Catalyzing Mental Health Support for Moms through Certified Peer Support" ![]()
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Michelle Lacy - Women's Health InnovationWomen's Health Innovations of Arizona![]()
"Incorporating Maternal Mental Health Peer Support as a Billing Provider" ![]()
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Additional information and a formal invitation will be sent in the next few weeks, but you may register now: here. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting. ![]()
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For more information, please contact Bridget Walsh at the Schuyler Center at bwalsh@scaany.org or Sonia Murdock from the Postpartum Resource Center of New York sonia@postpartumny.org![]()
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Check out recent webinar on Promoting Parental and Infant Mental Health in Your Community![]()
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Thank you to Presenters Members of the Better Baby Care Campaign of Rockland County Mental Health Subcommittee: Francine Barabell, MA, CCC; Elaine Carlevaro, RDN, CLC and Shelley Fleit, PhD, LCSW. bit.ly/3ibfVep![]()
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Moving on Maternal Depression Webinar Series is cosponsored by Schuyler Center for Analysis and Advocacy and the Postpartum Resource Center of New York.![]()
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We are using these opportunities to grow a network to continue discussion on these issues within New York.![]()
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We also invite you to view additional webinars here for free. postpartumny.org/momd/![]()
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#parentalmentalhealth #maternalmentalhealth #paternalmentalhealth #perinatalmoodandanxietydisorders #Project62 #project62ny #postpartumdepression #postpartumanxiety #mentalhealthawareness
Moving on Maternal Depression (MOM D): Promoting Parental and Infant Mental Health in Your Community
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Moving on Maternal Depression Webinar Series Sponsored by Schuyler Center for Analysis & Advocacy & the Postpartum Resource Center of New York.Presenters: Me...
From Balance Mental Health Counseling, PLLC - Dads Support Group hosted by Dr. Tyce Nadnch, PhD, LMHC Hello dads we see you. Come join our dads group. This group is open to any dad looking for some extra support during the postpartum Fatherhood period. Feel free to share![]()
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#postpartumdepression #postpartumdads #supportgroup #letstalkaboutitHello dads we see you. Come join our dads group. This group is open to any dad looking for some extra support during the postpartum Fatherhood period. Feel free to share![]()
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#postpartumdepression #postpartumdads #supportgroup #LETSTALKABOUTIT #huntingtonny #suffolkcounty #longisland #stayconnected
Something New! Moms Postpartum Support Group - Travel Style offered by Balance Mental Health Counseling, PLLCIt's a new month and we got something fun cooking. We are launching our Monthly Moms Postpartum support group- travel style. This is a pilot program we will be starting to see how it works, and how it can benefit our community of mothers. ![]()
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The way it will work is that once a month our moms postpartum support group will meet at a New location on the Island. To be a part of the monthly travel group you don't need to attend our weekly mom support group. One can just sign up for the monthly group, and take part in that specific day of support. ![]()
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What can you expect: it will continue to be a support group for mothers who are postpartum up to one year of having a child. A safe place to talk about motherhood in all aspects of life. Meet new locations around the island that offer services for women, children, and families. We want this to be a place for moms to grow emotionally, socially, and physically without letting fear control their life. ![]()
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Come and travel with us once each month and explore the great things and resources Long Island has to offer us through this parenthood journey. ![]()
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We are kicking it off with offering our first Moms Postpartum Support Group for the month of July @montauksaltcavewest if interested send us a email at info@balancemhc.com or call us at 631-572-8912 ![]()
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#momsupportingmoms #momsupport #momlife #postpartumdepression #postpartumanxiety #parenthood #longisland #huntingtonny #suffolkcounty #stayconnected #longislandmoms
Tuesday, August 3rd at 5pm - Hosted by Project TEACH For NYS maternal mental health providers - Major Depressive Disorder in Pregnancy and the Postpartum presented by Lee Cohen, MD![]()
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To learn more about Project TEACH's Maternal Mental Health Initiative go to: projectteachny.org/mmh/
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The Maternal Mental Health Initiative launched a broad effort to combat maternal depression. Maternal depression and related mood and anxiety disorders are prevalent. If you can identify and treat these conditions early, it leads to better health outcomes for mothers and children.
Happening Now - For NYS maternal mental health providers hosted by Project TEACH![]()
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PARTICIPATE IN ONE OF OUR UPCOMING CONSULT CALLS![]()
New York State maternal mental health providers can schedule a consultation with expert psychiatrists in maternal mental health through an open conference line. The open conference line is available twice weekly on Tuesdays from 5 to 6 PM and Thursdays from 1 to 2 PM. Providers can schedule in advance a ten-minute window to call in to present cases or ask questions and get responses.![]()
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Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: New York Project TEACH Maternal Mental Health Consultation Call Series - Thursday. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.
Register for today's webinar - Recruiting, Funding and Training an Effective and Innovative Maternal Behavioral Health Workforce.TOMORROW:![]()
Join this ASTHO (Association of State and Territorial Health Officials)- AMCHP national webinar to hear from subject matter experts on effective and innovative strategies for building the maternal behavioral health workforce. This webinar will highlight best practices in behavioral health workforce recruitment and retention, discuss traditional and non-traditional funding sources for maternal behavioral health, and share innovative models and programs that address maternal behavioral health.![]()
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Shades Of Blue Project
Black Maternal Mental Health Week - Highlighting Black Maternal Mental Health Challenges shared from Marce of North America![]()
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While mothers of any race are faced with mental health challenges during pregnancy and after childbirth, women of color are especially vulnerable.![]()
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The national average for postpartum depression is anywhere from 15%-20%, for black mothers it is closer to 40%.
Join us this morning and register now for this Free Webinar.![]()
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Schuyler Center for Analysis and Advocacy (SCAA) and the Postpartum Resource Center of New York are continuing the Moving on Maternal Depression (MOMD) Webinar Series. Thank you to those who have attended past webinars and are supporting us through your attendance and sharing of this series.![]()
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Presentation Title: Promoting Parental and Infant Mental Health in Your Community![]()
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Date: July 14, 2021![]()
Time: 10:00 am -11:00 am![]()
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Presenters: Members of the Better Baby Care Campaign of Rockland County Mental Health Subcommittee![]()
Francine Barabell, MA, CCC![]()
Elaine Carlevaro, RDN, CLC ![]()
Shelley Fleit, PhD, LCSW![]()
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To register for this event click link below![]()
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After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.![]()
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Please share this invitation with anyone you think would be interested. We want to use these opportunities to grow a network to continue discussion on these issues within New York.![]()
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If you are unable to attend the live presentations, these webinars will be recorded and uploaded to the SCAA and Postpartum Resource Center of New York websites.![]()
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#parentalmentalhealth #maternalmentalhealth #paternalmentalhealth #perinatalmoodandanxietydisorders #Project62 #project62ny #postpartumdepression #postpartumanxiety #mentalhealthawareness
National Black Maternal Mental Health week is July 19th-25th. This year's campaign focuses on raising awareness among the Black community and the theme is "Encouraging our Joy and Reinstating our Peace of Mind." ![]()
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Visit the Shades Of Blue Project's website www.shadesofblueproject.org/ or follow them on Facebook or Instagram to share messages or post messages directly (a toolkit will be available as well).![]()
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#BMMHW2021 #BlackMamasMatter #WeDeserveMore #EncouragingBlackJoy
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We are dedicated to helping women before, during and after child-birth with community resources, mental health advocacy, treatment and support. Our vision is to change the way women are currently being diagnosed and treated after giving birth and experiencing any adverse maternal mental health outco...