The Bella Vista Foundation is offering this special one-day course at no cost Is your organization or foundation working to ensure that children in
We know that those skills stem from healthy attachment to primary caregivers, starting at birth.
Stressed parents or caregivers are often not able to provide the kind of attention and communication that a baby needs, and when stress leads to depression, caregivers find it very difficult to respond to their babies and young children.
So what are the warning signs of stress and depression? Why is it important to talk about and identify these problems, and what can be done about them? How can we make sure that all children are ready for school in all ways? Come on March 2 to learn more about this important topic.
Part 1: 10:00 – 12:00
Barriers to Treatment, Care Provider Biases, and Stress and Distress
Consequences of Untreated Maternal Mood and Anxiety:
1. Disorders- Why this is too important to ignore
2. Consequences for Mom, infant and children, and family
Postpartum Support International DVD:
Healthy Moms, Healthy Families (13 minutes)
Part 2: 12:00 – 3:30
Lunch and networking
Risk Factors, Assessment, Diagnosis and Treatment
Screening (who, how and when)
Referrals (who, how and when)
Things you can do right now
You are welcome to come only to Part 1 or to Parts 1 and 2 – however, we do not recommend that you come only to Part 2.
Please respond by filling out the form located here http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/5WMYCZ2 by February 8. We hope to see you on March 2, and please feel free to forward this invitation to others in
If you have questions, please feel free to email me at mgregory@pfs-llc.net