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Thank you to the Long Island Doula Association and all the Participants!
at the May 21st
Perinatal Mood Disorders Training Event
We had a wonderful turn-out for our latest educational and training event, which was organized by the Long Island Doula Association in collaboration with The Postpartum Resource Center of New York
You are invited to be part of our latest educational and training event - Perinatal Mood Disorder Workshop: Building a Safety Net in Our Community.
As an acknowledgment of Suffolk County’s Perinatal Mood Disorders awareness month, LIDA, Inc., in collaboration with The Postpartum Resource Center of New York presents this full-day workshop. Details are below.
When: May 21, 2015
Where: Postpartum Resource Center of NY**
109 Udall Road, W. Islip, NY
Time: 9am-3pm
Fee: Breakfast & Lunch Provided
$90.00 (non-LIDA Members)
$80.00 (LIDA Members)
**Located at the Westminster United
Presbyterian Church
Registration: lidoulas.com/registration-form.html
Guest speaker: Sonia Murdock, Executive Director of Postpartum Resource Center of New York, Inc.
Presentation Objectives
· Participants to gain a clear understanding of perinatal mood disorders
· Differentially diagnose postpartum depression, anxiety, panic, OCD and psychosis
· Assess prenatal risk factors
· Gain knowledge on tools to screen and further refer women for treatment
· Gain knowledge to available resources and social support for optimum recovery
· Participant to further gain a clear understanding of perinatal mood disorders
· Differentially diagnose postpartum depression, anxiety, panic, OCD, PTSD and psychosis
· To further help women and families best utilize resources
We need your help!
Please help spread the word about this event by sharing this page with those you know on social media.
You can also help us by downloading the event flyer and posting it wherever allowable - such as stores, local businesses, libraries, faith communities - anywhere you think it would bring attention to this important issue and event.
The flyer is available in two formats: Perinatal Mood Disorder Workshop: Building a Safety Net in Our Community (pdf) and Perinatal Mood Disorder Workshop: Building a Safety Net in Our Community (.png).
