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MAY: Let's Talk Tuesdays: Intro to Bridging: The Connection Between Perinatal and Infant Mental Health (Copy)
May
11

MAY: Let's Talk Tuesdays: Intro to Bridging: The Connection Between Perinatal and Infant Mental Health (Copy)

Register for this learning opportunity for only $20…

For South Carolina Licensed Therapist, one (1) CEU credit is available

 Course Objectives:

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

  1. Define and distinguish perinatal and infant mental health and understand their interdependence.

  2. Explain how prenatal and postnatal experiences influence infant brain development and attachment.

  3. Identify risk and protective factors affecting both maternal and infant emotional well-being.

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The Queens’ Quarters- A Therapy Group for Black Women
Apr
10
to Jul 24

The Queens’ Quarters- A Therapy Group for Black Women

Purpose Statement

Group Purpose:

The purpose of this therapy group is to create a brave, affirming, and healing-centered space for Black women to explore relational wellbeing within the context of their lived experiences.

Group Focus Areas Include:

• Defining & Maintaining Your Identity as a Black Woman

• Impacts of Systemic Racism & Oppression

• Managing Microaggressions in the Workplace

• Surviving the Black SuperWoman Syndrome

• Self-Care & Wellness

• Addressing Mental Health Stigma in BIPOC Communities

• Black Love & Relationships

Ultimately, this group aims to strengthen self-awareness, relational boundaries, emotional authenticity, and self-compassion—empowering Black women to cultivate connection, rest, joy, and liberation in their relationships and daily lives.

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MARCH: Let's Talk Tuesdays: Intro to Bridging: The Connection Between Perinatal and Infant Mental Health
Mar
10

MARCH: Let's Talk Tuesdays: Intro to Bridging: The Connection Between Perinatal and Infant Mental Health

Register for this learning opportunity for only $20…

For South Carolina Licensed Therapist, one (1) CEU credit is available

 Course Objectives:

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

  1. Define and distinguish perinatal and infant mental health and understand their interdependence.

  2. Explain how prenatal and postnatal experiences influence infant brain development and attachment.

  3. Identify risk and protective factors affecting both maternal and infant emotional well-being.

REGISTRATION LINK BELOW

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Healing Across Generations: How Early Relational Health Disrupts Intergenerational Trauma
Sep
19

Healing Across Generations: How Early Relational Health Disrupts Intergenerational Trauma

This virtual course will explore the profound impact of early relational health on breaking cycles of intergenerational trauma. We will delve into the mechanisms through which trauma is transmitted across generations how nurturing, responsive relationships in during the perinatal and early childhood period can serve as powerful protective factors, fostering resilience and promoting healing. This course is designed for parents, caregivers, educators, mental health professionals, and anyone interested in understanding the foundational importance of early relationships for long-term well-being.

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“Healing Legacies: Strengthening Black Maternal Health through Collective Action and Advocacy”
Apr
12
to Jan 2

“Healing Legacies: Strengthening Black Maternal Health through Collective Action and Advocacy”

2nd Annual Black Maternal Health Event: “Healing Legacies:

Strengthening Black Maternal Health through Collective Action and Advocacy”

Graceview Church of Christ - 918 W Whitner Street, Anderson, SC

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<span class="sqsrte-text-color--black">AIMHiTN Annual Conference</span>
Apr
10
to Jan 1

AIMHiTN Annual Conference

Association of Infant Mental Health in Tennessee- AIMHiTN Annual Conference

Our Way of Being: Connecting Hearts and Minds”

April 11, 2025 Pigeon Forge, TN

Conference Presenter

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