We are looking for providers, who work directly with parents and children, who are interested in furthering their education and understanding of perinatal mental health. Click the links below!
March 28 - 29th: https://t.co/heN8oC6NXk
March 30th: https://t.co/36imACJ0mp
We welcome three standout healthcare leaders who will share why they are prioritizing perinatal mental health in their organizations and how we can support them at this unique moment to make real change. We’ll see you there! Register here: https://t.co/4JrB0eqNxd
Join Mind the Gap on September 15th, 2022 from 3:00- 4:00 p.m. ET for “Closing the Gap: Presidents of Three Major Health Organizations on Why We Are Prioritizing Perinatal Mental Health.”
Jot down the things that bring you joy, comfort, and ease and post a photo of your list. This can be an activity, a tasty treat, your favorite movie, that one song you just can't help but sing along to. #DoYOU#MMHWeek2022#MakingOverMotherhood
Up to 1 in 5 women suffer from Maternal Mental Health (MMH) disorders in the U.S. each year. Research shows that this number has more than doubled during the pandemic. Now, more than ever, it is important to address barriers to maternal mental health care and treatment.
Join our 2022 Virtual Legislative Wrap Up: Prioritizing Maternal and Infant Health. We will reflect on how our collective efforts advanced policy this session and explore ways we can move policy forward as we look ahead to next year. Register: https://t.co/UBT9jCth6O
Did you catch yesterday's Georgia Maternal Mental Health Policy Report? Find it here: https://t.co/2YtAgFlsAc
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Yesterday, the Senate Health and Human Services Committee unanimously supported SR 584, recognizing May 4, 2022 as Maternal Mental Health Day at the State Capitol! This annual proclamation is key to increasing awareness and reducing stigma surrounding maternal mental health in GA
Heartfelt thanks to Sen. Kim Jackson for sponsoring, to Sen. Michelle Au for speaking for it, and to Chairman Ben Watson and members of the Senate Health and Human Services Committee for unanimous support of it!
Call for PSI-GA Board Members! DEADLINE TO APPLY: SUNDAY, MARCH 6!
Join us in sharing your passion for maternal mental health!
Please share this widely with your networks! Apply at: https://t.co/jDkL3hHnRZ
Call for PSI-GA Board Members! DEADLINE TO APPLY: SUNDAY, MARCH 6!
Join us in sharing your passion for maternal mental health!
Please share this widely with your networks! Apply at: https://t.co/jDkL3hHnRZ
This Summit would not be possible without our very own BMMHS Co-Lead, Keisha Reaves! Keisha brings more than 16 years of mental health experience to the Summit. As a Georgia native, she has witnessed mental stigma, and has made it her mission to normalize therapy.
We could not make our Black Maternal Mental Health Summit a reality without our Friends of BMMHS Sponsors! Please join us in thanking them: @ActiveCareAtl, @GeorgiaOBGynSociety, and Georgia Birth Network!
Register for FREE at: https://t.co/KlI8qcYEeq
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