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X-WR-CALDESC:***We have reached capacity for this event. Please contact Tri
 nell Meyer\, trinellm@calparents.org\,  with any cancellations or to reque
 st to be placed on the waitlist.*** \n\nChild Parent Institute is offering
  two separate trainings for perinatal professionals on Friday\, June 7! Th
 e trainings are designed to be stand alone with the first training intende
 d for medical providers and the second for mental health and other clinica
 l providers. However\, please feel free to attend both trainings if the to
 pics below resonate for you in your work.\n\n<hr /><h4>Session 1 | 7:00am 
 - 9:00am</h4>\n<b>Training for Medical Providers\, Breakfast Provided</b>
 \n\n<h5>The Science of Post Partum Depression</h5>\nSamuel Sakhai\, Ph.D\n
 This presentation will provide a high level overview of postpartum depress
 ion disease state\, its prevalence\, its burden and risk/protective factor
 s.\n\n<h5>Integration of Infant Mental Health in the Neonatal Intensive Ca
 re Unit</h5>\nGloria Castro\, Psy. D\nThe integration of infant mental hea
 lth in the NICU can address issues that affect developmental and attachmen
 t outcomes.  The goals of clinical intervention are to decrease parents’ l
 evel of stress and enhance maternal/paternal reflective functioning.  Prov
 iding support in the interactions between families and staff will be discu
 ssed.\n\n<hr /><h4>Session 2 | 9:30am - 12:00pm</h4>\n<b>Training for Ment
 al Health and other Clinical Providers\, Lunch Provided</b>\n\n<h5>Integra
 tion of Infant Mental Health in a Hospital Setting During the Perinatal Pe
 riod</h5> \nGloria Castro\, Psy. D\nThe perinatal period\, as a developmen
 tal crisis\, requires an internal reorganization. Dr. Castro will discuss 
 clinical interventions to address the understanding of parents over the se
 quence of trimesters including the “imaginary baby”\, the “symbolic baby”\
 , and the “real baby.” Clinical cases will illustrate the integration of i
 nfant mental health in outpatient clinics as well as in the inpatient unit
 s.\n\n<hr /><h4>About our Speakers</h4>\n\n<h5>Samuel Sakhai</h5>\nPh.D.\,
 Medical Science Liaison for Sage Therapeutics\n\nSamuel Sakhai received hi
 s PhD from UC Berkeley in Behavioral Neuroscience and completed a Postdoct
 oral Fellowship at UCSF in Molecular Neuroscience. He is a neuroscientist 
 by training with a focus on the biological basis of addiction\, as well as
  the impact of early life factors on the shaping of the neurobiology and b
 ehavior of newborns. He transitioned to medical affairs in 2018 where he c
 overs a therapeutic compound for the treatment of postpartum depression. H
 e is a member of the West Region MSLs.\n\n<h5>Gloria Castro\, Psy. D</h5>
 \nUCSF/Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital Child Trauma Research Pro
 gram\n\nGloria Castro is a licensed Psychologist with extensive experience
  in providing assessments and psychotherapy to pregnant women with a histo
 ry of traumatic experiences throughout pregnancy\, labor and delivery\, an
 d postpartum. She is currently working at the Child Trauma Research Progra
 m on the adaptation of Child-Parent Psychotherapy during the perinatal per
 iod and provides infant mental health services to families and newborns at
  the NICU and at the High Risk Pediatric Kempe clinic at ZSFGH.
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DESCRIPTION:***We have reached capacity for this event. Please contact Trin
 ell Meyer\, trinellm@calparents.org\,  with any cancellations or to reques
 t to be placed on the waitlist.*** \n\nChild Parent Institute is offering 
 two separate trainings for perinatal professionals on Friday\, June 7! The
  trainings are designed to be stand alone with the first training intended
  for medical providers and the second for mental health and other clinical
  providers. However\, please feel free to attend both trainings if the top
 ics below resonate for you in your work.\n\n<hr /><h4>Session 1 | 7:00am -
  9:00am</h4>\n<b>Training for Medical Providers\, Breakfast Provided</b>\n
 \n<h5>The Science of Post Partum Depression</h5>\nSamuel Sakhai\, Ph.D\nTh
 is presentation will provide a high level overview of postpartum depressio
 n disease state\, its prevalence\, its burden and risk/protective factors.
 \n\n<h5>Integration of Infant Mental Health in the Neonatal Intensive Care
  Unit</h5>\nGloria Castro\, Psy. D\nThe integration of infant mental healt
 h in the NICU can address issues that affect developmental and attachment 
 outcomes.  The goals of clinical intervention are to decrease parents’ lev
 el of stress and enhance maternal/paternal reflective functioning.  Provid
 ing support in the interactions between families and staff will be discuss
 ed.\n\n<hr /><h4>Session 2 | 9:30am - 12:00pm</h4>\n<b>Training for Mental
  Health and other Clinical Providers\, Lunch Provided</b>\n\n<h5>Integrati
 on of Infant Mental Health in a Hospital Setting During the Perinatal Peri
 od</h5> \nGloria Castro\, Psy. D\nThe perinatal period\, as a developmenta
 l crisis\, requires an internal reorganization. Dr. Castro will discuss cl
 inical interventions to address the understanding of parents over the sequ
 ence of trimesters including the “imaginary baby”\, the “symbolic baby”\, 
 and the “real baby.” Clinical cases will illustrate the integration of inf
 ant mental health in outpatient clinics as well as in the inpatient units.
 \n\n<hr /><h4>About our Speakers</h4>\n\n<h5>Samuel Sakhai</h5>\nPh.D.\,Me
 dical Science Liaison for Sage Therapeutics\n\nSamuel Sakhai received his 
 PhD from UC Berkeley in Behavioral Neuroscience and completed a Postdoctor
 al Fellowship at UCSF in Molecular Neuroscience. He is a neuroscientist by
  training with a focus on the biological basis of addiction\, as well as t
 he impact of early life factors on the shaping of the neurobiology and beh
 avior of newborns. He transitioned to medical affairs in 2018 where he cov
 ers a therapeutic compound for the treatment of postpartum depression. He 
 is a member of the West Region MSLs.\n\n<h5>Gloria Castro\, Psy. D</h5>\nU
 CSF/Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital Child Trauma Research Progra
 m\n\nGloria Castro is a licensed Psychologist with extensive experience in
  providing assessments and psychotherapy to pregnant women with a history 
 of traumatic experiences throughout pregnancy\, labor and delivery\, and p
 ostpartum. She is currently working at the Child Trauma Research Program o
 n the adaptation of Child-Parent Psychotherapy during the perinatal period
  and provides infant mental health services to families and newborns at th
 e NICU and at the High Risk Pediatric Kempe clinic at ZSFGH.
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LOCATION:Flamingo Hotel\, 2777 Fourth Street\, Santa Rosa
SUMMARY:Strengthening Perinatal Care in Sonoma County
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