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Dr Briana Peddle, Naturopathic Doctor hosts an evening dedicated to your post-partum mental wellbeing. Dr Peddle will present health basics to ensure optimal wellness and emotional health postpartum, and the postpartum.org/Pacific Post Partum Society will present their popular presentation about the emotional adjustment to parenting. This is an important topic for all parents, especially families that have experienced or are experiencing postpartum depression or anxiety.
OCTOBER 19, 2017
6:30 PM - 8:00PM OPTIMUM FAMILY CHIROPRACTIC 7-121 Brew St, Port Moody, BC V3H 0E2 LIMITED SEATS AVAILABLE. BABES IN ARMS WELCOME. |
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Dr. Briana Peddle is an award-winning Naturopathic Doctor in Port Moody with a general family practice and a special focus in Women's Health, Fertility, Pregnancy, Pediatrics, Digestive Health and Mental Health. Briana is an active member of her community, offering wellness lectures for various local events, groups and businesses including Kegels and Cocktails, South Community Birth Program, the Boucher Institute of Naturopathic Medicine, Pomme Natural Market and of course, Birth Talks.
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Pacific Post Partum Support Society has been supporting mothers and their families experiencing postpartum/perinatal distress, depression and anxiety for over 45 years. The program started in 1971 as a grass roots initiative when a small group of women began meeting at the Vancouver Crisis Line office to share their experiences and support each other around postpartum issues. This established the pattern for their treatment model: mothers supporting mothers. This was a new approach to addressing the issues of postpartum depression and one that has since influenced changes in postpartum support.
Over the years, their programs have developed based on the needs of those they serve. Today they reach out to approximately 4,000 mothers and families each year.
Over the years, their programs have developed based on the needs of those they serve. Today they reach out to approximately 4,000 mothers and families each year.
