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Thursday, April 25 @ 5:30p - 7:30p
Pedal Haus Downtown
214 E Roosevelt St Suite 4,
Phoenix, AZ 85004
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We welcome all Perinatal (pregnancy, birth and postpartum) provider of Color and their Allies!
You definitely don't want to miss the first-ever BIPOC Networking Mixer that will help cultivate deeper community relationships and spark conversations that morph into innovative solutions, advancing maternal health equity in Arizona. We'll be offering light bites and refreshments with the hopes that many of us will coordinate for dinner at nearby space! WE'RE SOLD OUT!
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Thank you to our sponsors:
PLATNIUM
Arizona Breastfeeding Medicine and Wellness,
New Phase at the Birth Nest
Sage Therapeutics / Biogen
GOLD
The Women's Foundation for the State of Arizona
BRONZE
The Women's Foundation for the State of Arizona
Want to sponsor this event? Learn More Here
April 11, 12 -1:30p | BREAKING DOWN STIGMA AND SHAME OF PERINATAL MENTAL HEALTH
April 18, 12-1:30p | NAVIGATING PERINATAL GRIEF, LOSS AND INFERTILITY
April 25, 12-1:30p | PERINATAL MH WITHIN A CULTURALLY ATTUNED FRAMEWORK
Earn CEU's while learning from the leading experts in the perinatal field. Potential to ear a total of 4. 5 CEU’S for three part series.
*PENDING NASW APPROVAL
Monday, Mar 18 @ 8 -2p
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Let’s join our voices together to break down Perinatal Mental Health (PMH) barriers to care!!
Be a change catalyst and meet others who share a similar passion! No need to know which bills these are. We'll send out info closer to time.
Thursday, Mar 28 @ 12 - 1p | Zoom
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We welcome all Perinatal (pregnancy, birth and postpartum) providers of color and their allies!
Join us in highlighting World Doula Week with speakers from Cherry Blossom Doula and Postpartum Services.
Tuesday, February 13th 7:30pm
Conflict with yourself and your partner is inevitable in life, but it is especially difficult as you move through the postpartum phase of early parenthood. Come ready to learn how to make your conflicts more comfortable and more efficient by approaching them with greater understanding and direction. You'll learn how to bring more awareness to your own and your partner's style of conflict, get valuable tools to have healthier disagreements, and understand how to create a more purposeful path for your conflicts moving forward.
Featuring guest speaker: Andrea Hipps, LBSW is a trained mediator, Certified Divorce Coach®, and author who is passionate about creating healthy relationships and connections. She's the author of the bestselling book The Best Worst Time of Your Life: Four Practices to Get You Through the Pain of Divorce, and has been featured on NBC, ABC, FOX and the CW discussing how we can do divorce better for the sake of ourselves and our families.
Thursday, February 15th 12 - 1p | Zoom
In honor of Black History Month, we will be discussing the book, Revolutionary Mothering. We welcome all Perinatal (pregnancy, birth and postpartum) provider of Color and their Allies!
Connect with other professionals from the comfort of your home or office!
We will be having another book raffle!
P.S. No need to have read the book to attend!
Wednesday Jan 24 @ 9:30a - 3:30p
Advocacy Day at the State Capitol hosted by March of Dimes
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Join us as we:
There are three registration options—full-day, morning, or afternoon.
P.S. All those registered will be invited to a webinar orientation prior to the event to review in detail the policies we plan on advocating for and review the agenda and logistics for the day.
Saturday Jan 27 @ 10a - 2p
Ready to turn your story into a catalyst for change in Arizona? Join our 'Voice for Change Workshop' and learn how to shape Arizona public policy with the power of your story.
It's free to register - tap the link in our bio to join us on Saturday, January 27 at 10AM alongside @arizonabirthworkdersofcolor and @azpeerandfamily.
This is a transformative experience designed for those passionate about using your own lived experience to drive meaningful change in maternal health and mental health policy.
This workshop isn't just about learning the ropes of advocacy; it's a journey into the heart of storytelling, where your personal experiences become a powerful tool for policy reform.
Thursday Nov 17 @ 6 -8p
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Let’s transform AZ’s Perinatal Mental Health (PMH) desert into an adequate, equitable statewide network that promotes awareness, reduces stigma and provides informed PMH care!
Please join and meet others who share a similar passion!
Sat Nov 4 | 5:00 - 7:45p
ASU for Health North
550 N. 3rd Street, Phoenix, AZ 85004
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BIRTHING JUSTICE, a feature-length documentary film, centers on the expertise and lived experiences of Black women and their advocates. As cameras follow women through pregnancy, delivery and the postpartum period, medical and social justice experts expose the challenges they face—including genetic predispositions, chronic stress, racial bias, culturally ignorant care and barriers to adequate healthcare.
BIRTHING JUSTICE gives Black women, their caretakers and their advocates a voice, a chance to be seen, heard and respected.
We must listen to Black women, for they will tell us what we need to shift the narrative and achieve true birthing justice.
For more information on the film, the website is: https://www.birthingjustice.com/screenings/
Thursday Nov 17 @ 12p
Zoom
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Let’s transform AZ’s Perinatal Mental Health (PMH) desert into an adequate, equitable statewide network that promotes awareness, reduces stigma and provides informed PMH care!
Together, let’s build this reality. Have ideas about what your community needs?? Join the convo on Thursday, Oct 19th @ 12p because we believe in community-base solutions! Preregister today.
Sunday 10/29, 8:30 - 9p
Online
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Enjoy FREE online yoga with the talented @yogasabrinafukuoka - all the way from Japan! Any generous donations will support PSI-AZ.
(friendly note: this is 10/30 @ 12:30p Japan time - don't let that confuse you!)
A huge thank you to PSI-AZ volunteer Carolyn Larson (Globe Climb lead and Mrs. Arizona) for organizing and Carolyn's amazing sash sister Sabrina for offering this opportunity and suggesting this collaboration!
Thursday Oct 19 @ 12p | Zoom
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Let’s transform AZ’s Perinatal Mental Health (PMH) desert into an adequate, equitable statewide network that promotes awareness, reduces stigma and provides informed PMH care!
Together, let’s build this reality. Have ideas about what your community needs?? Join the convo on Thursday, Oct 19th @ 12p because we believe in community-base solutions! Preregister today.
The Climb is a community walk and international fundraiser for survivors, providers, and members of the community to come together.
Raising awareness for perinatal mood and anxiety disorders, The Climb brings our community together to shine a light on a darkness we often don’t speak about. Perinatal mood and anxiety disorders are the most common complication of childbearing.
Mark it down, friends! Virtual Q&A for anyone considering applying for the PSI AZ board. Current board members will tell you about their experiences and answer any questions you may have!
May 1, 2023, 9a - 2p
6505 N 20th St
Phoenix, AZ 85016
Connect. Coffee. Kids Welcome.
Saturday, March 25th | 9 -5p | I.D.E.A. Museum in Mesa, AZ. 10+ workshops including:
The 4th Trimester Arizona Ecosystem Summit featured this panel of diverse Perinatal Mental Health experts focuses on the challenges our AZ families are currently facing.
Join us for a FREE movement class on 3/11/2023 @10am @ Kiwanis Park.
Bring the kiddos or come with a friend.
Look forward to seeing you there.
Climb 2022 is a community event to raise awareness and funds for PSI.
Thank you for your interest in volunteering with PSI-AZ. Our organization is made up of volunteers and we'd love to have you.
We value your time and energy and would like to get some initial information from you to see where you may fit best within our organization.
Please click the volunteer button below. We thank you in advance for your interest. We look forward to meeting with you.
We are a 100% volunteer run 501c3. Your financial contributions provide scholarships, continued education material, and training to local health organizations and caregivers.