This 8-week program aims to support participants by providing information on perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. The group is led by two facilitators and works to build on and develop coping skills which can improve Perinatal Depression and/or Anxiety such as mindfulness, assertive communication, and cognitive behavioral therapy based tools.
This program is open to people who are expecting, have given birth, or have adopted and who are noting the signs and symptoms of depression or anxiety, rooted in the transition to parenthood. Participation is by self-referral.
This program includes an information session for people who are supporting participants. The session aims to provide support and strategies to help the participants and their family through the challenges of Perinatal Depression and/or Anxiety.
Thursdays, January 16 – March 6, 2025
Time: 9:30-11:30am
Cost: $300 (insurance receipt provided and sliding scale subsidy)
Where: Zoom Video Conferencing
Learn and practice tools for coping and recovery from postpartum depression or anxiety
Early parenthood can feel isolating, a group format allows you to feel seen, and share with others facing the same challenges
Learn and practice healthy communication skills and explore how parenting impacts identity and the family
Discuss the signs and symptoms of Postpartum Depression/Anxiety and explore the impact on self and family
Explore the messages that influence parenting and ways to respond that supports healthy attachment and child development
Develop skills to relax and increase positive thoughts while decreasing negative feelings
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