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114: Minority Maternal Mental Health

BIPOC, PodcastAugust 27, 20181KViews 0Likes 0Comments

Do you think there is a specific need for therapists of color to help African-American women and other women of color who are PMADS (perinatal mood and anxiety disorders) sufferers? You may not think race, ethnicity and culture are factors to be considered in this treatment, but it can be–mostly due to stigmas, access, and…

101: Black Women Birthing Justice with Prof. Chinyere Oparah & Dr. Sayida Peprah

Advocacy/Legal, BIPOC, Birthing Support, PodcastMay 28, 20182KViews 0Likes 0Comments

Have you ever considered how the themes of racial injustice and disempowerment of women might be played out in the birthing room? This is especially true for black women, many of whom are experiencing fear-based coercion at the hands of their maternal healthcare providers. Today’s show explores the findings of a recent research project and…

77: Caribbean Mothers & Perinatal Mental Health

BIPOC, PodcastNovember 13, 20171KViews 0Likes 0Comments

Caribbean Mothers and Perinatal Mental Health with Dr. Kendra Flores-Carter One of the important pieces of understanding perinatal mental health, is putting it in the context of culture, immigration and other socio-cultural factors. When we use the culture to inform healing, a depth of relief and understanding happens. Today we will learn a bit more……

32: Supporting Asian American Moms

BIPOC, Culture / Religion / Dynamics, PodcastJanuary 2, 20171KViews 0Likes 0Comments

Dr. Juli Fraga Asian American Moms: Cultural Sensitivity in the perinatal period. In this episode, we discuss maternal mental health in the context of Asian cultures. There are many different cultures under the banner of Asian American, so we are giving an overview of some cultural considerations to keep in mind when supporting an Asian American mother. We…

26: Supporting Black Mothers

BIPOC, Culture / Religion / Dynamics, Podcast, Resources / Support / DocumentaryNovember 21, 2016799Views 0Likes 0Comments

Jessica A. Walker B.S, RADT Jessica shares some of her personal story of working through postpartum depression. We talk about some of the stressors that Black, African-American and women of color face during motherhood. Our conversation is a small part of the necessary conversations around how race, ethnicity and culture impact motherhood. Jessica is a…

BIPOC

114: Minority Maternal Mental Health

101: Black Women Birthing Justice with Prof. Chinyere Oparah & Dr. Sayida Peprah

77: Caribbean Mothers & Perinatal Mental Health

32: Supporting Asian American Moms

26: Supporting Black Mothers

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