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When Things Feel Too Heavy: PMADs

Thu, Mar 19

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VIRTUAL EVENT

Join us for a presentation focused on screening for PMADs (Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders). We will explore practical screening tools and strategies to help you identify PMADs in your clients and connect them with the right resources. Expand your knowledge and strengthen your support.


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When Things Feel Too Heavy: PMADs
When Things Feel Too Heavy: PMADs

Time & Location

Mar 19, 2026, 7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

VIRTUAL EVENT

About the event

Jenn Wright-Maley (she/her) has been supporting perinatal people for over 20 years, beginning her career as a birth doula. Along the way, she has also worked as a public health researcher, a nurse, and helped lead a non-profit doula organization. She’s been a Registered Midwife for the last 15 years. And now as a Registered Provisional Psychologist, Jenn maintains a small private practice specializing in perinatal mental health. She holds certifications specific to perinatal mental health (PMH-C, CC-PMH); birth and reproductive trauma (CC-BRT); and perinatal grief and loss (CC-PGL). Passionate about collaborative, trauma-aware support, Jenn brings deep experience and compassion to her work with both clients and fellow perinatal professionals.

You can learn more at fertilegroundpsychology.ca

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As a doula community, we also acknowledge and honour the generations of Indigenous people who have held knowledge, provided care, and supported their communities through birth, family and reproductive experiences, loss, death, ceremony, and other significant life transitions.

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