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SUMMARY:PS-WA/PSI State Chapter Advisory Committee Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Join perinatal mental health providers and advocates from across the state every other month for a meeting to learn about the work being done in communities in the perinatal mental health field. Come with questions\, share resources\, help build resources in your community\, or learn about how you can get involved. \nThe objective of the committee is to be a structure for advocates across the state to join the conversation\, be a liaison for your community\, and work together to improve perinatal mental health resources in more communities. We hope the committee will be a place in which we can support you in your work in your community\, a place to connect with other advocates\, and also a chance to advise Perinatal Support WA to ensure the issues that matter to your community are represented.   \n  \nState Chapter Advisory Committee Description \nThis is a working committee that guides the state chapter. The objective of the committee is to be a structure for advocates across the state to join the conversation and be a liaison for their community\, and to work together to improve perinatal mental health resources in more communities. The committee is a place in which we can support you in your work in your community\, a place to connect with other advocates\, and also a chance to advise Perinatal Support WA to ensure the issues that matter to your community are represented. Perinatal Support Washington’s role in the committee is as a convenor.   \n  \nCommittee meets the 4th Monday of odd months 6:30-8 via zoom \n  \nFor more information or to RSVP: email victoria.cherniak at perinatalsupport.org
URL:https://perinatalsupport.org/event/ps-wa-psi-state-chapter-advisory-committee-meeting/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:ContinuingEducation,Provider Training
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SUMMARY:Strengthening the Pregnancy and Newborn Loss Support Team: A Training for Childbirth Professionals
DESCRIPTION:Presenter: Deborah Rich\, PhD\, LP \nThursday\, August 20\, 9:00am-12:30pm PST \nDid you know?\n20-25% of all pregnancies do not survive to a healthy live birth. Therefore\, most childbirth professionals and educators will encounter this tragic experience during the course of their careers. The ideal scenario is for the trusted professional team to be prepared to provide both immediate and ongoing support. If more intensive care is needed\, a mental health professional can be added to provide consultation or direct care. The overall goal for healing is healthy integration of this traumatic experience within a stable support system. \nThis extremely sensitive material is presented in a safe and supportive environment which facilitates participant learning and self-awareness. Lecture\, video and discussion will cover: \n\nCurrent evidence-based practice in the healthcare setting\nDelivering bad news\nFacilitating joint decision-making\nProviding anticipatory guidance along the journey\nRisk factors for depression and anxiety\nImpact on living children and on the subsequent pregnancy\n\nThis webinar is for anyone working with families during the perinatal period including: midwives\, RNs\, social workers\, doulas\, lactation support\, MDs\, and more. PS-WA is hosting 4 week webinar for therapists only.  Information and registration on that training can be found here. \nObjectives: \n\nDefine developmental process of parent identity and attachment.\nDescribe in-hospital best practice for supportive care following early and late pregnancy loss.\nDescribe how guided participation helps patients anticipate a normal trajectory of grief.\nIdentify 3 signs which indicate a need for more intensive intervention.\n\nContinuing Education Information: \n\n3.25 CEUs approved for LICSWs\, LMHCs\, and LMFTs\n3.25 Contact hours are available for RNs\nProvider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing\, Provider Number 17084 for 3.25 contact hours.\nThis Program has been approved for ​3.25 CEUs​ for Licensed Social Workers\, Mental Health Counselors and Marriage and Family Therapists by the Washington State Society for Clinical Social Work.\n\nTraining Costs:\n\n$42 (includes all fees) General Public\n$32 (includes all fees) PS-WA Members and Volunteers\n\nREGISTER TODAY\nAbout the Presenter:\nDeborah Rich\, PhD\, LP is a Minnesota psychologist with over 30 years of specialty experience providing patient care\, professional training and program development. Deb founded the Shoshana Center for Reproductive Health Psychology in 1995\, and launched MommaCareTM Training and Outreach Consultation in 2014. Deb was the Coordinator of Pregnancy Loss and Perinatal Mental Health a Fairview Health Services from 1999 2013 when the department was eliminated. She was a founding board member of the Pregnancy Loss and Infant Death Alliance in 2002 and continues as an active member of the education committee. Deb has also served on the boards of North American Psychosocial OB/Gyn and Minnesota Women Psychologists. She is a frequent lecturer at local and national workshops and has trained 14 cohorts with her MommaCareTM model.
URL:https://perinatalsupport.org/event/strengthening-the-pregnancy-and-newborn-loss-support-team-a-training-for-childbirth-professionals-2/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:ContinuingEducation,Provider Training
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20200805T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20200826T123000
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SUMMARY:Pregnancy Loss for Psychotherapists: Tools\, Clinical Skills and Diagnostic Controversies
DESCRIPTION:Presenter: Deborah Rich\, PhD\, LP \nThis 4 week webinar is intended for therapists. PS-WA is hosting a half day training for others who work with families during the perinatal period\, information and registration on that training can be found here. \nDid you know? \n20-25% of all pregnancies do not survive to a healthy live birth. Therefore\, most psychotherapists treating adults in their reproductive years will encounter this tragic experience. The ideal course of treatment is for the client to remain with his or her trusted psychotherapist as long as the therapist has basic competency in care following pregnancy loss. The overall therapeutic goal is healthy integration of this traumatic experience. \nThis small group intensive workshop provides a foundation of essential medical knowledge to build specialty skills in clinical evaluation and intervention. This extremely sensitive material is presented in a safe and supportive environment which facilitates participant learning\, self-awareness and self-care. Lecture and video will address these topics: best practice in the medical setting\, medical terminology and procedures\, patterns of perinatal grief\, normal trajectory of grief and differential diagnosis. Case examples are used to illustrate psychotherapeutic interventions with an emphasis on differences by gender\, culture\, religion and sexual orientation. \nDates: Wednesdays\, August 5- August 26\, 9:00am – 12:30pm PST via Zoom \nLearning Objectives: \n\nDescribe standard medical interventions for miscarriage\, ectopic pregnancy and stillbirth.\nDescribe standard in-hospital support care and options for creating memories.\nDescribe basic standards for handling fetal remains.\nDefine developmental steps toward parent identity and attachment.\nDescribe pregnancy loss within the context of trauma\, depression and anxiety.\nIdentify major clinical strategies which anticipate a normal trajectory of grief.\nDevelop a resource list for in person\, online\, and biblio support.\n\nContinuing Education Information: \n\n12 CEUs approved for LICSWs\, LMHCs\, and LMFTs\nThis training is approved as an advanced course for the Postpartum Support International Certification in Perinatal Mental Health.\nThis Program has been approved for 12 CEUs for Licensed Social Workers\, Mental Health Counselors and Marriage and Family Therapists by the Washington State Society for Clinical Social Work.\n\nTraining Cost: \n\n$306 (includes all fees) General\n$286 (includes all fees) PS-WA Members\n$182 (includes all fees) PS-WA Warm Line & Support Group Volunteers\nLimited Scholarships Available\n\nREGISTER TODAY\nAbout the Presenter:\nDeborah Rich\, PhD\, LP is a Minnesota psychologist with over 30 years of specialty experience providing patient care\, professional training and program development. Deb founded the Shoshana Center for Reproductive Health Psychology in 1995\, and launched MommaCareTM Training and Outreach Consultation in 2014. Deb was the Coordinator of Pregnancy Loss and Perinatal Mental Health a Fairview Health Services from 1999 2013 when the department was eliminated. She was a founding board member of the Pregnancy Loss and Infant Death Alliance in 2002 and continues as an active member of the education committee. Deb has also served on the boards of North American Psychosocial OB/Gyn and Minnesota Women Psychologists. She is a frequent lecturer at local and national workshops and has trained 14 cohorts with her MommaCareTM model. \nScholarship information:\nLimited Scholarships available for those providers who meet the following requirements:\n1.. Take 1 or more Medicaid (Apple Health) plans and\n2. Agree to continue to take new clients with Apple Health plans for a year.\n3. Work within communities who have historically been underserved and have the necessary connection to serve families in those communities. \nFull and partial scholarships are available. To apply please follow this link to the application. \nDeadline to apply: June 23 and July 13\, 2020 \nIn the application you will be asked to write a brief statement about how this training will be used in your practice\, how you plan to provide services to underserved communities\, and how you hope this training will impact your community or community you serve. Please be sure to include details about how you meet the 3 criteria listed above.
URL:https://perinatalsupport.org/event/pregnancy-loss-for-psychotherapists-tools-clinical-skills-and-diagnostic-controversies-2/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:ContinuingEducation,Provider Training
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20200725T100000
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SUMMARY:Climb Out of the Darkness -Virtual- Washington State
DESCRIPTION:JOIN PERINATAL SUPPORT WASHINGTON as we host a Virtual Climb Out of the Darkness® the world’s largest event raising awareness and shining a light on the most common pregnancy and childbirth complication: perinatal mood and anxiety disorders like postpartum depression\, postpartum anxiety and OCD\, postpartum post-traumatic stress\, postpartum psychosis\, perinatal bipolar mood disorders\, and pregnancy depression and anxiety.   The Climb is a community walk and international fundraiser for survivors\, providers\, and the community to come together.\n \n  \nLocation and Dates: \n\nA walk or hike near you during the week of July 20-27th\n\nOn Zoom Saturday\, July 25\, 2020 10am-11am\n\nHOW TO GET INVOLVED: \nJOIN:  Sign up to join our team. The event is FREE! To register for the walk or donate\, visit: https://climbout2020.causevox.com/team/seattle \nCLIMB: During the week of Monday July 20th-27th get out and climb\, walk\, hike\, run\, or bike. Pick a place you can physically distance and get your CLIMB on! Take a selfie of you and/or your family on your climb and post on social media using #WAClimb2020 and post on our facebook event page. Let us know why you climb by printing out this template and including it in your selfie. \nZOOM: On Saturday\, July 25th at 10am\, meet on Zoom to join with us and other CLIMBERS from across Washington State on Saturday\, July 25th at 10am to hear from parents who have recovered and about perinatal mental health across the state. We will meet mingle and be in community. Click here for the Zoom link. \nDONATE: Help raise awareness and help families across the state who are struggling with perinatal mental health by donating to Perinatal Support WA. Donating is not a requirement to participate in the CLIMB! \nEvery year Perinatal Support Washington holds this event at local parks as a chance for us to gather and create community for those who are or who have struggled with perinatal mental health. This year with physical distancing and stay at home orders we feel the need for community all the more!  \nThe event features mothers\, fathers\, and others across the globe joining together to climb mountains and hike trails to represent their symbolic rise out of the darkness of perinatal mental health crises and into the light of hope and recovery.
URL:https://perinatalsupport.org/event/climb-out-of-the-darkness-virtual-washington-state/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Provider Training,Support Group
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20200610T090000
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SUMMARY:Best Practices in Prevention\, Identification and Treatment of Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders - Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Training is full but you can register for the waiting list. \nTraining for everyone:\nWednesday\, June 10th – 9am-12pm\nThursday\, June 11th – 1pm-5pm \nThursday\, June 18th – 9am-12pm\nFriday\, June 19th – 9am-12pm \nPRESCRIBER focused break out:\nWednesday\, June 10th – 12:00pm – 5:00pm\nFor MDs\, ARNPs\, DOs\, NPs\, OBs\, PCPs and pediatricians\nSee below for more information on the prescriber breakout. \nThis free training is offered by Perinatal Support WA through a grant from Strengthening Families Washington at the Department of Children\, Youth\, and Families (DCYF) and UW Medicine and generously hosted by Nurse Family Partnership Thurston County Public Health. \nLearn how to effectively identify and screen parents experiencing perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. This two-day training is appropriate for a range of providers\, including OBs\, pediatricians\, midwives\, RNs\, social workers\, mental health therapists\, doulas\, public health employees\, home visitors\, IBCLCs\, and more. \nLocation: Zoom \nObjectives of this training:\nDay 1: Basic Topics \n\nUnderstand the “real” transition to parenthood.\nKnow the spectrum of perinatal mental health disorders.\nKnow the risk factors for PMADs.\nKnow key prevention strategies.\nUnderstand high risk populations and health disparities.\nBecome knowledgeable about the impacts of perinatal mental health on families and communities.\nKnow the components of a treatment plan.\nBe able to effectively talk about\, and screen new/expectant parents for perinatal mood and anxiety disorders.\n\nDay 2: Advanced Topics \n\nUnderstand the impact of birth experiences on postpartum emotional health.\nBecome knowledgeable about risk and symptoms for partners and fathers.\nBecome knowledgeable about psychiatric medications during pregnancy and breastfeeding.\nBecome knowledgeable about supporting families in the NICU\nBecome knowledgeable about feeding issues and perinatal mental health.\nUnderstand the impact on infant and children.\nUnderstand impacts on partners and relationships.\n\nTrainers-  Heidi Koss\, LMHC and Leslie Butterfield \nContinuing Education Credit: \n\n11.5 CEUs pending for MSWs\, MAs\, MFTs. This Program has been approved for 13.5 CEUs for Licensed Social Workers\, Mental Health Counselors and Marriage and Family Therapists by the Washington State Society for Clinical Social Work.\n11.5 Contact hours for RNs: Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing\, Provider Number 17084 for 13.5 contact hours.\nThis training also meets the training requirements for the national Perinatal Mental Health Certification through Postpartum Support International.\n\nPRESCRIBER FOCUSED BREAKOUT SESSION:\nUW perinatal psychiatrists\, Drs. Amritha Bhat and Deborah Cowley\, will lead a prescriber-tailored breakout session\, that includes presentations\, case examples\, and interactive small group exercises focused on screening\, treatment (including psychopharmacology)\, and informed consent during the perinatal period. \nThe breakout session that will focus on: \n\nProcess of differential diagnosis of common mental disorders in the perinatal period.\nRisks of untreated mental disorders and risks of psychotropic medication use during pregnancy and lactation.\nInformed consent discussions with pregnant and breastfeeding women regarding commonly used psychotropic medications.\n\nSpeakers: AMRITHA BHAT\, MD MPH & DEB COWLEY\, MD \nCME HOURS FOR PRESCRIBER BREAKOUT SESSION: \n\nThe University of Washington School of Medicine is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to provide continuing medical education for physicians.\nThe University of Washington School of Medicine designates this live activity for a maximum of 3.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.\n\nAbout the Speakers:\nHeidi Koss\, LMHC is a psychotherapist in private practice\, serving individuals\, couples and families\, with an emphasis on pregnancy and postpartum mood disorders\, birth trauma\, as well as treating other related birth issues. \nHeidi has contributed to the field of perinatal mental health in many ways over her career. She is the Co-Founder of the Northwest Association for Postpartum Support (NAPS). She served on the WA state leadership advisory committee for the Speak Up When Youre Down Postpartum Depression Awareness Campaign and has been an instructor at the Seattle Midwifery School for their PPMD course. She has collaborated on a PPMD training curriculum with the University of WA School of Nursing Infant Mental Health and Development Program and the Washington State Department of Health First Steps Division. She has been a Certified Postpartum Doula and Certified Lactation Educator for over twelve years\, and the recipient of the prestigious DONA International Penny Simkin Award in 2006. Heidi is also the proud mother of 2 beautiful daughters. \nLeslie Butterfield\, PhD is a clinical psychologist who specializes in pregnancy and postpartum issues. At her Seattle\, WA private practice she works with moms and couples struggling with pregnancy and neonatal loss\, the transition to parenthood\, pregnancy and postpartum mood disorders\, and birth related trauma.  Additionally\, she has designed and taught the counseling skills curriculum for Seattle Midwifery School and Bastyr Naturopathic Universitys Department of Midwifery for the past 15 years. \nIn her capacity as an educator\, Leslie has provided trainings and consultations to: University of Washington; Singapore KKH Hospital for Women; AWHONN(Association of Womens Health\, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses); Marce Society; PALS (Pacific Association of Labor Support); API (Attachment Parenting International)\, NAPS (Northwest Association for Postpartum Support)\, Catholic Charities\, Planned Parenthood\, and others.  Recently she has served on the board of PATTCh (Prevention and Treatment of Traumatic Childbirth) as Vice President\, and Perinatal Support Washington as the former chair and current board member. \nDeborah Cowley\, M.D.\, is a board-certified psychiatrist at UWMC-Roosevelt and a UW professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences. \nDr. Cowley has expertise evaluating and treating women who have mental health issues during pregnancy and postpartum\, and throughout their life cycle\, including premenstrual and menopause-related psychiatric symptoms. She also has expertise evaluating and treating anxiety disorders and depression. She believes it is important to understand the biological\, psychological and social aspects of a patients emotional disorders. She enjoys educating patients and having them participate in their own treatment whenever possible. \nDr. Cowley earned her M.D. at the University of Pennsylvania. Her clinical interests include anxiety disorders\, depressive disorders\, obsessive compulsive and related disorders\, panic disorder\, postpartum depression\, evidence-based medicine\, maternal mental health and womens health. \nDr. Amritha Bhat\, MD\, MPH\, is a perinatal psychiatrist and Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences. \nShe earned her medical degree from Bangalore Medical College\, India\, and completed a psychiatry residency in St. Johns Medical College\, India. She completed a second residency in Psychiatry with a focus on womens mental health and integrated care from the University of Washington\, and a fellowship in Primary Care in Psychiatry. \nDr. Bhat  also earned a Masters in Public Health from the University of Washington School of Public Health. She is board certified with the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology. \n     
URL:https://perinatalsupport.org/event/best-practices-in-prevention-identification-and-treatment-of-perinatal-mood-and-anxiety-disorders-olympia/
CATEGORIES:ContinuingEducation,Provider Training
ORGANIZER;CN="Perinatal Support Washington":MAILTO:training@perinatalsupport.org
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SUMMARY:Protecting the Perinatal Experience in the Time of Covid-19 - Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Presenter: Leslie Butterfield\, PhD \nThis webinar will address some of the particular stressors faced by perinatal providers and patients during this time of Covid-19. Emphasis will be placed on the ways in which grief and trauma may be experienced\, and how healing and cooperation may occur as both patients and providers gain a deeper understanding of one another’s current painful or frightening experiences. \n  \nRegistration Information: \nAdvanced registration for this event is required\, click here or on the website link below to register. Prior to the event you will be emailed the zoom link for the webinar. \nREGISTER TODAY\nLeslie Butterfield\, PhD is a clinical psychologist who specializes in pregnancy and postpartum issues. At her Seattle\, WA private practice she works with moms and couples struggling with pregnancy and neonatal loss\, the transition to parenthood\, pregnancy and postpartum mood disorders\, and birth related trauma.  Additionally\, she has designed and taught the counseling skills curriculum for Seattle Midwifery School and Bastyr Naturopathic Universitys Department of Midwifery for the past 15 years. \nIn her capacity as an educator\, Leslie has provided trainings and consultations to: University of Washington; Singapore KKH Hospital for Women; AWHONN(Association of Womens Health\, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses); Marce Society; PALS (Pacific Association of Labor Support); API (Attachment Parenting International)\, NAPS (Northwest Association for Postpartum Support)\, Catholic Charities\, Planned Parenthood\, and others.  Recently she has served on the board of PATTCh (Prevention and Treatment of Traumatic Childbirth) as Vice President\, and Perinatal Support Washington as the former chair and current board member. \n  \nThis free training is part of the Perinatal Mental Health Initiative Webinar Series provided by Perinatal Support Washington through a grant from Strengthening Families Washington at the Department of Children\, Youth\, and Families (DCYF).
URL:https://perinatalsupport.org/event/protecting-the-perinatal-experience-in-the-time-of-covid-19-webinar/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:ContinuingEducation,Provider Training
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SUMMARY:Indigenous Womxn's Mental Health During the Childbearing Year
DESCRIPTION:Monday\, March 2\, 2020\n12:00pm-1:30pm FREE \nPresenter: Camie Jae Goldhammer\, MSW\, LICSW\, IBCLC\nIndigenous Women in WA state face a complex tapestry of risk factors and protective factors during the childbearing year. Historical trauma\, lived experiences of trauma\, racism\, and poverty lead to a high prevalence of medical and mental health complications during this period. Childbearing and motherhood are also opportunities for growth\, health\, and healing. Indegenous womxn have a rich history to draw from to help support and heal through reclaiming traditional practices such as breastfeeding and indigenous parenting practices. This webinar will look at these issues as well as treatment implications and strategies for support mental health throughout the perinatal period. \n**This training is open to anyone working with childbearing families. \nCamie Jae Goldhammer\, MSW\, LICSW\, IBCLC\, (Sisseton-Wahpeton) is a Clinical Social Worker and Lactation Consultant. Camie received her Master of Social Work degree from the University of Washington in 2006\, specializing in Maternal Mood Disorders and the affects of complex/Intergenerational trauma on attachment\, bonding and the parenting practices of Native families.  \nRegister for this free training in advance. After registering\, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.  Registration link: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/vJMsceyuqT4ulcloif2emGNNxHXFvMXJIA \nThis Webinar Series is provided by Perinatal Support Washington through funding from the Department of Children\, Youth and Families.
URL:https://perinatalsupport.org/event/indigenous-womxns-mental-health-during-the-childbearing-year/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Provider Training,Webinars
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DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20200213T203000
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SUMMARY:Intimacy and Sex in the Childbearing Year – An Evening Clinical Discussion
DESCRIPTION:This evening clinical meeting is an interactive presentation and discussion on the changes in intimacy and sex a couple face and how to support a couple during the perinatal period. \nTopics will include women’s physiological changes\, impact of the birth experience on the couples’ future intimacy\, rebuilding connection after the baby and discussion of skill building techniques to navigate the transition. \nThe Evening Clinical Meeting Series meets quarterly. Cost: $20.\nAttendance is free for Perinatal Support Washington members and volunteers.\n**This training is open to anyone working with families during the perinatal period.\n6:30pm Networking\n6:45- 8:30pm training \nSpeaker: Nancy Owens\, MA\, LMHC\, CST \nObjectives: \n\nTo understand the physiological changes of women in the postpartum period and how that impacts a couples intimacy.\nTo understand the impact of the birth experience on couples’ future intimacy.\nBe able to identify and explain skill building techniques to help a couple manage the change in intimacy after a baby.\n\nContinuing Education:\n1.75 CEUs approved for LICSWs\, LMHCs\, and LMFTs\n1.75 Contact hours are available for RNs \n“This Program has been approved for 1.75 CEUs for Licensed Social Workers\, Mental Health Counselors and Marriage and Family Therapists by the Washington State Society for Clinical Social Work.” \nProvider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing\, Provider Number 17084 for 1.75 contact hours.\nNancy Owen is a certified sex therapist and sex educator with a private practice in Kirkland\, WA\, With over 25 years experience working as a psychotherapist\, Nancy has a passion for helping adult couples and individuals achieve healthier\, more connected relationships with themselves and others. Nancys specialties include postpartum/perinatal work\, kink/erotic conflicts\, and religious/spiritual issues related to sexual shame\, as well as working with those from the LGBTQIA communities and consensually non-monogamous families. \nThis training and our Perinatal Support Washington Evening Clinical Training series is cosponsored by Simkin Center at Bastyr University. \nPerinatal Support Washington is a state-wide non-profit dedicated to shining a light on perinatal mood and anxiety disorders.
URL:https://perinatalsupport.org/event/intimacy-and-sex-in-the-childbearing-year-an-evening-clinical-discussion/
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