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Latest Blog Posts
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Staff Spotlight: Emily Hill
Emily Hill Wellness Outreach Manager Independent Communications Consultant Hometown: I live in Stillwater, Minnesota I grew up in Winneconne, Wisconsin until I graduated high school and moved to Madison, Wisconsin…
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2020Mom Forum Live MPLS Webcast – Perinatal Psychosis & Bipolar Disorder and Infant Mental Health
The Postpartum Counseling Center will be an alternative host site for the Annual 2020Mom Forum Live Webcast February 9th, 10:30am – 2:30am Lake Calhoun Executive Center 3033 Excelsior Blvd, Conference…
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2017 PHA End-of-Year Giving Campaign
Bright Beginnings Young Parent Program The Postpartum Counseling Center believes in FamilyWise services: Bright Beginnings Young Parent Program Parent Mentoring Program Teen Parenting Groups These services offer pregnant and parenting…
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What Every Provider Type Should Know and Do For Maternal Mental Health
The following provider core competencies for maternal mental health were developed and published this year, 2017, by the California Task Force on Maternal Mental Health Care. The competencies were developed…
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Baby Blues and the Postpartum Period
Taken from: Massachusetts General Hospital Center for Women’s Mental Health Reproductive Psychiatry Resource & Information Center During the postpartum period, about 85% of women experience some type of mood disturbance. For…
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What Does Islam Say About Postpartum Depression?
Reprinted from www.postpartumprogress.com by Katherine Stone (2/3/2011) I found myself asking that question when I read a heartbreaking comment from Amina, a Muslim mother who had postpartum depression, on a…
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