Program Title:

Supporting Super-Mom: Acknowledging & Overcoming Gender Inequity in the Home to Improve Maternal Mental Health

(Approved for the Psychotherapy/Mental Health Track Advanced Training as well as CE for maintaining PMH-C)

Clock Hours: 3

Target Audience: Behavioral Health who serve in the role of counseling/therapy.

Content Description:

In this training we will discuss ways that mental health can be impacted by gender inequity and how to help our client with this by using evidence based strategies and techniques.

Learning Objectives:

1. Participants will be able to describe 2 ways gender inequities can impact the mental health of women.

2. Participants will be able to describe 2 clinical support strategies drawn from at least 3 psychotherapy modalities that can be used with the perinatal population.

3. Participants will be able to learn about and practice 3 behavioral strategies to help create a more equitable domestic dynamic.

4. Participants will be able to identify at least 3 macro-level advocacy strategies to benefit the perinatal population and mothers in general.

Agenda

Time Topic & Description Methodology

00:00–00:30 Introduction & Learning Objectives – Overview of goals, outline of session Lecture

00:30–01:00 Core Content Part 1 – Presentation of foundational concepts Lecture + Case Example

01:00–01:30 Core Content Part 2 – Applied strategies and interventions Lecture + Group Discussion

01:30–02:00 Experiential/Practice – Role-play, mindfulness, skill application Experiential Activity

02:00–02:30 Integration – Clinical implications, case applications Reflection + Discussion

02:30–03:00 Q&A / Closing – Wrap-up, open discussion Group Discussion

03:00–03:05 Evaluations Completed – Non-CE time Non-CE Activity

Presenter Name and Qualifications:

Lauren A. Tetenbaum, LCSW, JD, PMH-C

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800 12th ave nw Ardmore, OK 73401

918-916-9896

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