Three Things to Know for Mental Health Awareness Month
May is National Mental Health Awareness Month and you may be wondering exactly what that means for you. It’s actually quite simple. You need to know three basic facts.
Community-Based Doulas Advancing the Goals of Population Health
Naima Black, Doula, CLC
Coordinator, North Philadelphia Breastfeeding & Community Doula Program
Maternity Care Coalition
In Collaboration With
L’Oreal McCollum, MSW, LSW, M.Ed.
Special Projects Coordinator
DBHIDS
The second Sunday in May marked the special day that we celebrate motherhood. We celebrate the impact of mothers within our culture, as well as our personal maternal bonds. With May also being National Mental Health Awareness Month, both instances present a fitting occasion to celebrate and highlight the unique role of doulas in supporting maternal mental health and wellness.
Something to Talk About!
Life is full of struggles, stress, challenges and obstacles. Getting through life's challenges isn't easy, especially when you feel you're alone. There are many ways to overcome obstacles and achieve well-being.
March is More Than Just March Madness!
March is Problem Gambling Awareness Month (PGAM)! 
