Perinatal Support Washington

Presenter: Leslie Butterfield, PhD This 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…

Training is full but you can register for the waiting list. Training for everyone: Wednesday, June 10th - 9am-12pm Thursday, June 11th - 1pm-5pm Thursday, June 18th - 9am-12pm Friday, June 19th - 9am-12pm PRESCRIBER focused break out: Wednesday, June 10th - 12:00pm - 5:00pm For MDs, ARNPs, DOs, NPs, OBs, PCPs and pediatricians See…

Presenter: Deborah Rich, PhD, LP Thursday, August 20, 9:00am-12:30pm PST Did you know? 20-25% 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…

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. The objective of the…

White supremacy affects every system in our society and, therefore, our work with clients in the perinatal period. In the service fields such as home visiting, perinatal mental health, and medical fields, traditional methods can propagate further oppression and marginalization for individuals and groups. An anti-oppressive and anti-racist shift in the helping relationship requires introspection…

This 2.5 day training is open to experienced and first time group leaders. Providers of services to ALL parents are invited to participate in this training. GPS Group Peer Support© is an evidence-informed group model that will give you the map to support parents in your community. GPS for Parents© is an empowering group experience…

During this 2 day training participants will learn the basics of Brief Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT), an evidenced based practice, effective in reducing depression during the perinatal period. IPT is based on the idea that interpersonal issues are linked to depressed moods and that depression can make relationships with others more difficult. The training will start…

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. The objective of the…