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From Passages Wellness & Counseling for Women - Join our Online Pregnancy Support Group starting Tuesday, March 31st from 3.30-4:30pm, facilitated by Nicole Piervencenti, LMHC. She will help provide support, information and tools to help navigate through your pregnancy and delivery during this uncertain time! You are not alone! Call or email us now to register!💗
#pmads#womensupportingwomen #pregnancy #pregnantduringcovid19 #pregnantduringcorona #youarenotalone #passageswomenJoin our Online Pregnancy Support Group starting Tuesday, March 31st from 3.30-4:30pm, facilitated by Nicole Piervencenti, LMHC! She will help provide support, information and tools to help navigate through your pregnancy and delivery during this uncertain time! You are not alone! Call or email us now to register!💗
#pmads#womensupportingwomen #pregnancy #pregnantduringcovid19 #pregnantduringcorona #youarenotalone #passageswomen
We greatly appreciate the New York State Office of Mental Health sharing about the Postpartum Resource Center of New York's expanded services to New York moms and families at this time!
Postpartum Resource Center of New York Statewide Toll-Free Helpline
7 days a week 9am-5pm
1-855-631-0001
or use contact form postpartumny.org/email/
You are not alone!Did you know? The Postpartum Resource Center of New York has a network of moms who KNOW how hard it is to be a new parent.
They are standing by to support you through this difficult time.
Learn more at www.postpartumny.org
Nice to see this memory from a year ago today --
March 30, 2019 A BIG thank you to Connoisseur Media Long Island's Big Mike for interviewing Erin E. Mascaro, Event Co-Chairperson/Race Director of the 11th Annual Sounds of Silence 5K/10K Run, Walk and Stroller-Walk
2020 - The 12th Annual Sounds of Silence Run/Walk/Stroller walk for Pregnancy and Postpartum Depression /Anxiety Awareness is now Virtual. Register now at:www.postpartumny.org/sosrun2020
New Series from Postpartum Support International Teletherapy and Perinatal Mental Health
Sign up for all classes, or one at a time
This PSI professional webinar series was created as a response to the immediate need for mental health providers to utilize telemental health platforms, using best practices and reliable technology.
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Teletherapy and Perinatal Mental Health - New! | Postpartum Support International (PSI)
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Professional webinar series - teletherapy to support pregnant and postpartum by Certified Perinatal Mental Health Professionals, experts in teletherapy.The following is shared from Jada Shapiro, the founder of Boober.
Due to overwhelming demand, we’re continuing the conversation with our experts to bring another webinar to answer your specific questions on #Newborns and #Lactation during this pandemic.
This is a FREE webinar offered by my company Boober 📷:)
Monday, March 30th, 5:00-5:45 PM EDT.
Moderated by me with two experts in the field:
Liza Natale, MD, is a general pediatrician Premier Pediatrics. In addition to serving as the pediatric consultant for The 92Y Parenting Center, she regularly teaches classes there; (Caring for your #Newborn and Caring for your Newborn Grandchild) as well as facilitates new parents get together groups on the topics of starting solids and sleep.
Julie Rosen, IBCLC, board-certified lactation consultant in private practice in New York City and Northern New Jersey and a highly admired provider on the boober platform.
Can’t attend the webinar live? Register through the link and you’ll receive a recording of the webinar afterward via email.
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Join boober founder, Jada Shapiro, in conversation with Pediatrician, Dr. Liza Natale, of Pediatrics Associates in NYC and lactation consultant, Julie Rosen, IBCLC. They’ll be sharing what you need to know about COVID-19 and infant feeding, newborn care, and more. Thank you to media sponsor Park S...The 12th Annual Sounds of Silence Run/Walk/Stroller walk for Pregnancy and Postpartum Depression /Anxiety Awareness is now VIRTUAL!!!
Join us VIRTUALLY from your neighborhood, a trail or your treadmill to help support the Postpartum Resource Center of New York in their mission to support moms, dads and families in NY!
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*VIRTUAL* 12th Annual Sounds of Silence 5k/10k Run/Walk
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Check out the latest community post from one of your neighbors. (The views expressed in this post are the author’s own.)Today Sunday, March 29 from 5:00-7:30pm
Planning for support during labor & postpartum during COVID 19
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a virtual workshop for expectant couples.
Will be done on zoom.
Sunday, March 29 from 5:00-7:30pm
$20 per couple
led by Danielle Joseph-McKay, IBCLC, doula, childbirth educator, parent-child educator
Must preregister www.picktime.com/thenestingplaceli
We will cover:
-Understanding hospital policy in labor and postpartum
-Your basic rights as a laboring person
-Questions you should ask your care team
-What does support look like during covid 19 in pregnancy, labor, before hospital (separation from partner possibility), while at hospital, postpartum
-Tools for coping
-Baby bonding tips
-When mom or dad tests positive
-How to reduce stress after the birth on your family due to separation and/or stressTHIS SUNDAY! Please share with anyone pregnant.
Planning for support during labor & postpartum during COVID 19
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a virtual workshop for expectant couples.
Will be done on zoom.
Sunday, March 29 from 5:00-7:30pm
$20 per couple
led by Danielle Joseph-McKay, IBCLC, doula, childbirth educator, parent-child educator
Must preregister www.picktime.com/thenestingplaceli
We will cover:
-Understanding hospital policy in labor and postpartum
-Your basic rights as a laboring person
-Questions you should ask your care team
-What does support look like during covid 19 in pregnancy, labor, before hospital (separation from partner possibility), while at hospital, postpartum
-Tools for coping
-Baby bonding tips
-When mom or dad tests positive
-How to reduce stress after the birth on your family due to separation and/or stress
Mental health is just as important as physical health.
The New York State Office of Mental Health has launched the first-of-its-kind Emotional Support Helpline in response to the mental health impact of COVID-19.
Here to listen 7 days a week 8am - 10pm.
New York State Emotional Support Helpline 1-844-863-9314🗣 Mental health is just as important as physical health.
The Office of Mental Health has launched the first-of-its-kind Emotional Support Helpline in response to the mental health impact of COVID-19.
We are here to listen.📲
State Says Hospitals Must Allow One Support Person in for Childbirth bit.ly/39tCenE
State Says Hospitals Must Allow One Support Person in for Childbirth
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New policy counters some medical centers’ refusal to allow even family members to be present as coronavirus precaution.Melissa DeRosa, Secretary to the Governor announced at today's news briefing Governor Andrew Cuomo
will issue an executive order requiring all hospitals (public and private) in New York to comply with the latest guidance issued by the New York State Department of Health
mandating to allow one support person in labor and delivery settings if the patient so desires.
(From March 27, 2020 - New York State Department of Health's Health Advisory:COVID-19 Guidance for Hospital Operators Regarding Visitation Updated Guidance regarding Obstetrical and Pediatric Settings
On March 21, 2020, the Department issued an updated guidance specific to obstetrical and pediatric settings. This health advisory replaces that guidance in order to clarify that the visitation policy requires hospitals to allow one support person in labor and delivery settings.
For labor and delivery, the Department considers one support person essential to patient care throughout labor, delivery, and the immediate postpartum period. This person can be the patient’s spouse, partner, sibling, doula, or another person they choose. In these settings, this person will be the only support person allowed to be present during the patient’s care. This restriction must be explained to the patient in plain terms, upon arrival or, ideally, prior to arriving at the hospital. Hospital staff should ensure that patients fully understand this restriction, allowing them to decide who they wish to identify as their support person.)
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‘Women Will Not Be Forced to Be Alone When They Are Giving Birth’
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In response to some private hospitals’ decision to bar partners, New York will order all hospitals to allow partners in delivery rooms, despite the coronavirus risk.