Knowing the signs and symptoms of perinatal mood and anxiety disorders(PMADs) is an important starting point, but what happens next? How do you bring up PMADs and maternal mental health, assess, know when to refer, and ensure clients actually receive the treatment they need? Dr. Christina Hibbert reassures, “You don’t have to know it all.” Whether you’re a medical, mental health, or other support professional working with perinatal women and families, understanding the fundamental clinical skills essential to perinatal mental health will provide the quality of care your clients and patients deserve. What can you say? How can you ensure the proper diagnosis? And what are the resources when you need to refer? Learn these skills and more in this inspirational, informative presentation.
Learning Objectives:
Objective 1: Identify at least five essential elements of quality maternal mental health assessment;
Objective 2: Explain three methods for overcoming the most common barriers to treatment, and how to best facilitate a continuum of care;
Objective 3: Describe five essential clinical skills for talking with, educating, and facilitating assessment and treatment of perinatal mood and anxiety disorders.
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