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    Explore " emergency mental health" with insightful episodes like "Emergency Mental Health Services: The EmPATH Model", "Using Movement as Therapy, Trauma Informed Yoga.", "Perinatal Mental Health in the Emergency Room, Talk with Michele Anderson DNP, APRN, PMH-C" and "Emergency mental health care: The Lancet Psychiatry: May 27, 2015" from podcasts like ""Side of Design", "PPSM Baby Brain; Emotional Wellness in Pregnancy, Postpartum and Parenting", "PPSM Baby Brain; Emotional Wellness in Pregnancy, Postpartum and Parenting" and "The Lancet Psychiatry in conversation with"" and more!

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    Emergency Mental Health Services: The EmPATH Model

    Emergency Mental Health Services: The EmPATH Model

    In this episode of Side of Design, we discuss the EmPATH (emergency psychiatric assessment, treatment, and healing) model of emergency health services with Ryan Johansen, AIA, and Dr. Lewis Zeidner, PhD. Together, the speakers define what it means to experience a mental health crisis, review the clinical and operational outcomes of EmPATH services, and suggest how we can continue to improve the patient experience.

    Host: Coral Digatono
    Guests: Ryan Johansen, AIA and Dr. Lewis Zeidner, PhD

    Transcript provided by Otter.ai
    Music provided by Artlist.io
    Funk It Up : Steve Poloni
    Circle : Luke Melville

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    Using Movement as Therapy, Trauma Informed Yoga.

    Using Movement as Therapy, Trauma Informed Yoga.

    Sandra Maurer, BA, E-RYT, CD YACEP and Stefanie Kuhnmuench LICSW join us to talk about what movement in therapy is and how it helps emotional healing long term. 
    Sandra is a Registered, Experienced Yoga Teacher with Yoga Alliance (E-RYT) through the Yoga Life Institute in Pennsylvania, Certified Birth Doula (Birth Arts International), BA in Art Therapy (Arcadia University), Trauma-Informed Yoga Trained through Center for Yoga and Trauma Recovery and Firefly Yoga International. Sandra has completed the Advanced Provider training through Postpartum Support International.  Additionally, Sandra is currently completing her MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Adler Graduate School and is a therapist working with individuals and families at Mindful Families.

    She has over 10 years teaching experience as a yoga instructor, working in various clinical and public settings including Hennepin County Health Care’s Perinatal Mood & Anxiety Disorder program and the Emily Program, a comprehensive eating disorder treatment facility.    

    Sandra specializes in Perinatal Mental Health is committed to creating an inclusive and supportive space where participants can deeply and authentically connect with the messages and wisdom of their bodies—a space free from competition, comparison, or emphasis on external measures of success or progress. Whether in recovery from an eating disorder, or perinatal mood and anxiety disorder, dealing with grief, loss, or stress, or recuperating from a traumatic event, our bodies are integral to our psychological and emotional healing.

    Sandra has 3 tiny people at home, including  one set of twins and lives with them and her husband near a big spruce tree in St. Paul, MN.  She believes that laughter, sleep, and water can solve most daily problems and is not afraid to use her New Jersey background to get real and honest with people.  She loves hiking and fireplaces and reading long books.

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    Perinatal Mental Health in the Emergency Room, Talk with Michele Anderson DNP, APRN, PMH-C

    Perinatal Mental Health in the Emergency Room, Talk with Michele Anderson DNP, APRN, PMH-C

    Listen in as Michele talks about her own journey with postpartum depression and how she is now helping others with her work at PPSM and as an emergency room psychiatric provider. 

    Michele is a Doctorate Nurse Practitioner from the University of Minnesota, during which she focused her studies on women’s health & PMADs. She has completed PSI Maternal Mental Health Trainings.

    A survivor of postpartum depression, Michele personally experienced providers who were not aware of PMADs. She hopes through legislation to change the way healthcare is informed about perinatal mental health. She is currently in practice in a local Emergency Room, and also teaches yoga classes.

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    Emergency mental health care: The Lancet Psychiatry: May 27, 2015

    Emergency mental health care: The Lancet Psychiatry: May 27, 2015

    TIME 100-listed global mental health advocate Vikram Patel talks about emergency mental health care in low-income settings, and current priorities for research and practice.

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