Motherhood Redefined: Prioritizing Mental Health-August 30th

Join Us for an Insightful Lunch & Learn Session on Maternal Mental Health

Join Mental Health Associates of the Triad on Friday, August 30, from 11:30am to 1:00pm at Pinnacle Financial Partners in High Point, NC, for our August Mental Health Matters Lunch & Learn: "Motherhood Redefined: Prioritizing Mental Health."

Tailored for mothers, caregivers, and health professionals, this event supports Guilford County's goal to lower maternal deaths. Participants will explore mental wellness, community support, and strategies to aid mothers and families through expert-led talks and discussions.

This insightful session, priced at $20 including lunch, addresses critical maternal mental health challenges faced during pregnancy and motherhood.

Secure your spot today! The lunch and learn will be held at Pinnacle Financial Partners located at 1585 N University Parkway, High Point, NC 27262.

Are you a mother, expectant mother, caregiver, or healthcare professional? Join us for the August the Mental Health Matters Lunch & Learn, hosted by Mental Health Associates of the Triad. Our topic: Motherhood Redefined: Prioritizing Mental Health. 

Discover the critical insights you need to support maternal mental health at our August Mental Health Matters Lunch & Learn. Join us for "Motherhood Redefined: Prioritizing Mental Health" on Friday, August 30, where our expert panel will dive into the mental health challenges that mothers face during pregnancy and motherhood.

Calvin Foster

Piedmont Health Services and Sickle Cell Agency

Calvin Foster is the Fatherhood and Community Action Network Coordinator at Piedmont Health Services and Sickle Cell Agency. With over 15 years of experience in family advocacy and community engagement, Calvin is an expert in marketing and outreach, dedicated to supporting families and fostering community empowerment in the Piedmont region.

Courtney Hall

Bump.Baby.Bliss

Courtney Hall is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker Associate and the owner of Bump.Baby.Bliss, specializing in maternal health. With a background in social work and over a decade of experience in community mental health, Courtney is committed to supporting families through birth preparation, education, and mental health advocacy.

Carine Lucia Kelleher

UNC School of Medicine

Carine Lucia Kelleher is the Program Manager for NC PAL and NC MATTERS at UNC School of Medicine. With a Master's in Community Health Education, Carine brings extensive experience in program management and research, focused on improving psychiatric care access for perinatal populations across North Carolina.

Kimmie Nauman

YWCA High Point

Kimmie Nauman is the Parents As Teachers Manager at YWCA High Point. With a degree in human development and family studies, Kimmie has quickly advanced from Parent Educator to Manager, passionately working to empower families and advocate for mental health within her community.

Jean Workman

Guilford County Public Health

Jean Workman is the Public Health Program Manager for Guilford County Government, leading initiatives to reduce infant mortality and address structural racism's impact on maternal health. With over 30 years of experience in public health, Jean is a dedicated advocate for women, children, and families.

Why Attend?

Mental Health Matters Monthly Lunch & Learn

• Educate Yourself and Others: Learn from leading mental health professionals about effective practices and innovative approaches to mental health care.
• Break the Stigma: Help change how mental health is perceived in your community by being part of an informed, supportive conversation.
• Build Connections: Engage with a network of like-minded individuals committed to making mental health a community priority.
• Access Valuable Resources: Discover local and accessible mental health services and support systems designed to aid those in need.

Become a Sponsor for Our Mental Health Matters Lunch & Learn Series

Looking to make a meaningful difference?

Elevate meaningful conversations and foster community development by becoming a sponsor for the Mental Health Matters Lunch & Learn Series. Your sponsorship will not only spotlight essential mental health issues but also supply the Triad community with critical resources. This is your chance to increase your organization's visibility while actively contributing to the enhancement of mental health awareness and support.

Reach out to us via email at info@mha-triad.org or call us at (336) 883-7480 for detailed information on how to become a sponsor for the Mental Health Matters Lunch and Learn Series.