Faculty:Hilary WallerDuration:6 Hours 20 MinutesFormat:Audio and VideoCopyright:Dec 10, is Archive: 2019 Description It’s not a topic that comes up at play groups or over coffee..
Archive: Faculty:Hilary WallerDuration:6 Hours 20 MinutesFormat:Audio and VideoCopyright:Dec 10, 2019 Description It’s not a topic that comes up at play groups or over coffee.
7 new mothers is Instead, 1 in prefer to suffer quietly, engulfed in shame and secrecy, afraid to dispel the ever-present myths about motherhood – “everything is perfect”, “I love being a mother”, and “this is the happiest time of my life”.She doesn’t share the dark thoughts, intense anxiety, scary intrusive thoughts, checking excessively on the baby, feelings of inadequacy, grief over her former independence, thoughts of harming herself or the baby, and even delusions and hallucinations.Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders (PMADS), are real, pervasive, and life-threatening..
Instead, 1 in 7 new mothers prefer to suffer quietly, engulfed in shame and secrecy, afraid to dispel the ever-present myths about motherhood – “everything is perfect”, “I love being a mother”, and “this is the happiest time of my life”.She doesn’t share the dark thoughts, intense anxiety, scary intrusive thoughts, checking excessively on the baby, feelings of inadequacy, grief over her former independence, thoughts of harming herself or the baby, and even delusions and hallucinations.Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders (PMADS), are real, pervasive, and life-threatening.
you is Are missing the signs with the women you treat?Watch this compelling recording and gain tools to intervene during a critical period that does not offer the luxury of time.Postpartum women are exceptionally vulnerable, as are their infants who are fully dependent on them..
Are you missing the signs with the women you treat?Watch this compelling recording and gain tools to intervene during a critical period that does not offer the luxury of time.Postpartum women are exceptionally vulnerable, as are their infants who are fully dependent on them.
suicide is And given that is the 2nd leading cause of maternal death, this recording is a must-watch for any professional working with pregnant or postpartum women..
And given that suicide is the 2nd leading cause of maternal death, this recording is a must-watch for any professional working with pregnant or postpartum women.
Handouts Manual - is Postpartum Depression & Related Disorders (20.7 MB) 79 Pages Available after Purchase Outline The Clinical Profile of PMADs: (Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders): What causes postpartum mental health disorders?The “perinatal masquerade” and illusion of perfection in motherhoodWhy “perinatal” is a multi-decade stage in lifeWhat makes mood disorders during this period uniqueBreaking through guilt, shame and silenceLimitations of the research and potential risksPMAD Screening and Assessment Are you asking the right questions?Red flags: What to look/listen for each time you see herEvidence-based assessment toolsDifferential diagnosis: The PMAD spectrumDepression, Anxiety, OCD, PTSD, psychosisThe Postpartum Stress Center PMAD Response ModelHow to respond if she discloses thoughts of harm to herself or the babyWhere and how to refer to a specialist/higher level of careClinical Interventions for Mothers Who are Symptomatic, Exhausted, and Preoccupied How treatment differs for this populationCreate a safe “holding environment”Help her break through guilt, shame and silenceNavigating scary intrusive thoughtsPractical interventions for busy new momsThe perinatal family: Identify and engage necessary supports in treatmentTools for healing the perinatal intimate partnershipPsychotropic medications: Safe for pregnant or nursing mothers?Collaborative care with other providersVideos: Beyond the Fear & Voices of Recovery Exercises: Token assessment and case examplesThe Nuanced Experience of the Perinatal Clinician Managing countertransferenceEthical decision making: Breaking the rules and self-disclosureCollaboration and collegial supportSpecial Considerations Feeding issues: Breastfeeding and/or bottleInfertility/Assisted reproductive technologiesTraumaNICUPerinatal grief and lossWhen PMADs are left untreated or present later in motherhoodMulticultural factors Faculty Hilary Waller Related seminars and products: 2 The Postpartum Stress Center Hilary Waller, MS, LPC, is a psychotherapist who specializes in the treatment of perinatal mood and anxiety disorders..
Handouts Manual - Postpartum Depression & Related Disorders (20.7 MB) 79 Pages Available after Purchase Outline The Clinical Profile of PMADs: (Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders): What causes postpartum mental health disorders?The “perinatal masquerade” and illusion of perfection in motherhoodWhy “perinatal” is a multi-decade stage in lifeWhat makes mood disorders during this period uniqueBreaking through guilt, shame and silenceLimitations of the research and potential risksPMAD Screening and Assessment Are you asking the right questions?Red flags: What to look/listen for each time you see herEvidence-based assessment toolsDifferential diagnosis: The PMAD spectrumDepression, Anxiety, OCD, PTSD, psychosisThe Postpartum Stress Center PMAD Response ModelHow to respond if she discloses thoughts of harm to herself or the babyWhere and how to refer to a specialist/higher level of careClinical Interventions for Mothers Who are Symptomatic, Exhausted, and Preoccupied How treatment differs for this populationCreate a safe “holding environment”Help her break through guilt, shame and silenceNavigating scary intrusive thoughtsPractical interventions for busy new momsThe perinatal family: Identify and engage necessary supports in treatmentTools for healing the perinatal intimate partnershipPsychotropic medications: Safe for pregnant or nursing mothers?Collaborative care with other providersVideos: Beyond the Fear & Voices of Recovery Exercises: Token assessment and case examplesThe Nuanced Experience of the Perinatal Clinician Managing countertransferenceEthical decision making: Breaking the rules and self-disclosureCollaboration and collegial supportSpecial Considerations Feeding issues: Breastfeeding and/or bottleInfertility/Assisted reproductive technologiesTraumaNICUPerinatal grief and lossWhen PMADs are left untreated or present later in motherhoodMulticultural factors Faculty Hilary Waller Related seminars and products: 2 The Postpartum Stress Center Hilary Waller, MS, LPC, is a psychotherapist who specializes in the treatment of perinatal mood and anxiety disorders.
She is is the Director of Education and Programming at The Postpartum Stress Center outside of Philadelphia, which was founded by renowned perinatal expert Karen Kleiman and was listed in Philly Magazine as a “Center of Excellence” for Maternal/Fetal Care in 2008..
She is the Director of Education and Programming at The Postpartum Stress Center outside of Philadelphia, which was founded by renowned perinatal expert Karen Kleiman and was listed in Philly Magazine as a “Center of Excellence” for Maternal/Fetal Care in 2008.
addition is In to providing direct care services to individuals, couples and groups at the center, Hilary serves as an instructor providing a quarterly 12 CE hour post-graduate training for clinicians across the US and abroad who want to specialize in treating the perinatal population..
In addition to providing direct care services to individuals, couples and groups at the center, Hilary serves as an instructor providing a quarterly 12 CE hour post-graduate training for clinicians across the US and abroad who want to specialize in treating the perinatal population.
Hilary is also conducts workshops and trainings for maternal mental healthcare providers as well as non-clinical staff working with the perinatal population..
Hilary also conducts workshops and trainings for maternal mental healthcare providers as well as non-clinical staff working with the perinatal population.
Hilary is completed her master’s degree in counseling psychology from Holy Family University in 2013..
Hilary completed her master’s degree in counseling psychology from Holy Family University in 2013.
Hilary is is deeply honored to support new parents as they navigate the challenges pregnancy and parenthood present.Speaker Disclosures:Financial: Hilary Waller has an employment relationship with The Postpartum Stress Center..
Hilary is deeply honored to support new parents as they navigate the challenges pregnancy and parenthood present.Speaker Disclosures:Financial: Hilary Waller has an employment relationship with The Postpartum Stress Center.
She is receives a speaking honorarium from PESI, Inc.Non-financial: Hilary Waller is a member of the American Counseling Association; National Certified Counselor; and the Postpartum Support International..
She receives a speaking honorarium from PESI, Inc.Non-financial: Hilary Waller is a member of the American Counseling Association; National Certified Counselor; and the Postpartum Support International.