"In This Together" is a 12-session support/education group designed for women within the military community who are currently pregnant or have given birth within the last year. This group will not be completely limited to what traditionally constitutes as "perinatal" years but can also include women diagnosed with a perinatal mood disorder, and birth/adoptive parents
"In This Together" is a 12-session support/education group designed for women within the military community who are currently pregnant or have given birth within the last year. This group will not be completely limited to what traditionally constitutes as "perinatal" years but can also include women diagnosed with a perinatal mood disorder, and birth/adoptive parents
"In This Together" is a 12-session support/education group designed for women within the military community who are currently pregnant or have given birth within the last year. This group will not be completely limited to what traditionally constitutes as "perinatal" years but can also include women diagnosed with a perinatal mood disorder, and birth/adoptive parents
Medication Assisted Treatment: Who is it For? This training is good for medical professionals, law enforcement, social workers, clinical professionals to learn and understand the medication assisted treatment for substance use disorders and help reduce the stigma surrounding the treatment and understand who it is truly for. Medication Assisted Treatment or MAT is a whole-person
"In This Together" is a 12-session support/education group designed for women within the military community who are currently pregnant or have given birth within the last year. This group will not be completely limited to what traditionally constitutes as "perinatal" years but can also include women diagnosed with a perinatal mood disorder, and birth/adoptive parents
"In This Together" is a 12-session support/education group designed for women within the military community who are currently pregnant or have given birth within the last year. This group will not be completely limited to what traditionally constitutes as "perinatal" years but can also include women diagnosed with a perinatal mood disorder, and birth/adoptive parents
