Body and Mind – Maternal & Newborn Care for Community-Based Maternity Care Providers

James Chamberlain / June 26, 2025
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Body and Mind – Maternal & Newborn Care
for Community-Based Maternity Care Providers

 
Registration is encouraged, but not required. Walk-ins welcome!
 
Join us for a discussion on how our community can better meet the needs of pregnant and postpartum women, their infants, and their families.
 

Topics Include:
  • Tobacco Use in Pregnancy: Self-Referrals to Baby & Me
  • Perinatal Mental Health: Recognition and Provision
  • High Blood Pressure and Preterm Birth–Postbirth
  • Breastfeeding: Helping Moms and Babies be Successful
  • Home to Hospital Transfers – Group Discussion and Listening Sessions – Share your experiences when a change in care is needed.
Who Should Attend?

Out-of-hospital perinatal healthcare providers, including:

  • Doulas
  • Certified Professional Midwives (CPM)
  • Certified Nurse Midwives (CNM)
  • Traditional/Direct Entry Midwives
  • Doula and Midwife Students

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