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Table of Contents
- Network Updates
- System Updates
- Food Services (Food Pantry, Mobile Pantry, Drive-Thru Food Pickup, Etc.)
- Resource Highlights
- Program Highlights
- Upcoming Training & Development Opportunities
- Upcoming Events
- Submit System Updates, Organizational News
NETWORK UPDATES
ACTION NETWORK QUARTERLY MEETING (Q3)
Date: Tuesday, June 24, 2025
Time: 10:00 – 11:30 A.M.
Location: Virtual (Zoom)
Topic: Strengthening the Circle of Care: Families, Providers, and Community Support; Featuring ParentLink.
Description:
ParentLink’s WarmLine is a vital community resource for mothers, children, and families navigating the challenges of substance use disorder, mental health, and behavioral health concerns. The WarmLine connects families with compassionate support, resources, and guidance tailored to their unique needs. Whether you’re a parent seeking help or a professional working with affected families, ParentLink is here to support your journey with care, connection, and community.
Join us as ParentLink shares more about the WarmLine and its services at the Missouri Maternal Health Action Network quarterly meeting on Tuesday, June 24, from 10–11:30 a.m. All are welcome to learn, connect, and collaborate in support of maternal and family well-being.
Speakers:
- Bradd Anderson, Director ParentLink
- Kelsey Cunningham, Senior WarmLine Coordinator
- Angie Nickels, Associate Director – Kinship Caregiving
- Donna Garcia, Associate Director – Operations
- Freda Kershaw, Associate Director – Access
For more information, contact mo_actionnetwork@umck.edu.
Resources, Supports, And More
support resources
- Missouri Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: Call or Text 988
- Visit 988lifeline.org
- Veterans (press 1)
- Español (oprime 2)
- LGBTQ+ Youth (press 3)
- National Maternal Mental Health Hotline: Call 1-833-TLC-MAMA (1-833-852-6262)
- SAMHSA National Helpline: Call 1-800-662-HELP (4357)
- NAMI Helpline: Call 1 – 800 – 950 – NAMI (6264)
- National Domestic Violence Hotline: Call 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)
- National Sexual Assault Hotline: Call 1-800-656-4673
- National Call Center for Homeless Vets: Call 1-877-4AID-VET (1-877-424-3838)
- United Way: Dial 2-1-1
HELPFUL WEBSITES
SUPPORT GROUPS
- Postpartum Support International: https://www.postpartum.net/get-help/psi-online-support-meetings/
- Postpartum Support International (Spanish Support Groups): Encuentros de apoyo
- SAMHSA Support Groups: https://www.samhsa.gov/find-support/health-care-or-support/support-group-or-local-program
- NAMI Support Groups: https://www.nami.org/support-education/support-groups/
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
Workgroup Updates
WORKGORUP MEETING : May 20, 2025, 10:00 -11:30 a.m.
Leadership & Self-Advocacy Fellowship Recipients Join Workgroups
Seven (7) members of the Moms’ Advocacy Network and recipients of the FFY 2025 Leadership & Self-Advocacy Fellowship attended the scheduled monthly Workgroup meeting on May 20, 2025. The Mom Advocacy Leader and Regional Representatives will continue to rotate through workgroups each meeting and provide valuable knowledge, perspectives, and insight to partner with workgroup members and develop strategic action plans and recommendations to address barriers affecting cross-system collaboration and the access, navigation, and delivery of needed resources and supports for mothers, children and families affected by substance misuse and mental and behavioral health challenges.
EDUCATION ACCESS & QUALITY
- Aim to develop and implement a comprehensive medication-assisted treatment (MAT) training for professionals in perinatal health and substance use disorder fields, as well as those with lived experience.
- Reviewed progress from the last meeting, including updates from external meetings with current partners and external organizations, or potential collaborators (Missouri Appleseed, UMKC Law, Private Law, etc.,).
- Will continue to identify elements for MAT training and identify gaps in current training provided within the state of Missouri.
- Will focus on the interconnections among the systems and how they can be leveraged.
HEALTH CARE ACCESS & QUALITY
- Aim to improve substance use disorder (SUD) screening of pregnant and postpartum women through the development of educational resources and tools for providers, and increased provider education.
- Discussed barriers to self-screening and treatment, including the need for education around substance use screening and treatment among the judicial system, as well as child welfare workers and judges.
- Identified available resources at the state and national level (The Uplift Connection’s SUD provider locater, SAMHSA’s www.findtreatment.gov, SUD grant funding for peer support, and more).
- Discussed modes of self-screening delivery such as QR codes, and types of screening such as TAPS I and TAPS II.
- Will continue to look at state and community partners and to define available resources and stakeholders.
- Will continue to identify partners in areas of telehealth, home visiting programs, doula agencies and foundations, peer support/specialist, nurse navigators, resource networks and more.
SOCIAL & COMMUNITY CONTEXT
- Aim to improve and further integrate Doula care within the community care process and throughout the perinatal and postpartum care period, including in the provision of social support and parent education.
- The group was facilitated by a member of the UMKC-IHD Leadership Team.
- Discussed the current workgroup focus and progress made since the last workgroup meeting.
- Received updates from workgroup members on current resource and referral platforms in Missouri and discussed emerging gaps, barriers, or insights group members had.
- The UMKC-IHD Project Team will provide additional TA.
SYSTEM CAPACITY & LEGISLATIVE POLICY
- Aim to develop and distribute a public service announcement (PSA) campaign related to knowledge of legal rights and services for patients.
- Reviewed their list of previously identified contributors, separating them into state and local contributors.
- Identified what coalitions and groups that already exist and are discussing these issues and potential solutions to be aware of current programs and available resources, and to bring awareness to resources that individuals may not be aware of.
- Focused on bringing awareness to the issues and taking a trauma-informed and preventative approach to addressing the issues the workgroup is focusing on.
- Discussed gaps at the local level and areas to focus on including collecting testimonials from lived experience and peer specialist, bringing in key contributors, and identifying coalitions to present their work too, and more.
The next workgroup meeting will be held on Tuesday, June 17, 2025, from 10:00 – 11:30 a.m., and will focus on potential barriers.
- Assess potential barriers and resistance.
- Identify and list solutions and alternatives.
- Create a barrier mitigation plan.
FFY 2026 Workgroup Availability
Please complete the FFY 2026 Workgroup Availability Poll to assist in scheduling future Workgroup meetings.
For more information, contact mo_actionnetwork@umck.edu.
Join OR Lead A Workgroup
JOIN OR LEAD
The Missouri Maternal Health Action Network is looking for professionals interested in:
- Joining or leading (chair, co-chair) the Environment & Economic Circumstances Workgroup.
- Leading (co-chair) the Social & Community Context Workgroup.
WORKGROUP COMMITMENT
- 12 monthly Workgroup meetings
CHAIR/CO-CHAIR COMMITMENT
- 4 Quarterly Planning Committee meetings
- 12 monthly Workgroup meetings
- 1 Annual Summit
To join a workgroup, please complete the brief workgroup sign up form. For more information, contact mo_actionnetwork@umkc.edu.
Ways To Get Involved
Looking to get more involved? Here are some simple ways to engage with the Network.
- Join or lead a Workgroup by completing the brief Workgroup Sign-up Form.
- Share system updates or organizational news by completing the brief Bee in the Know – System Updates, Organizational News
- Share your programs and initiatives
- Stay current on all things MCH in Missouri:
- Connect with us on social media:
- Refer mothers and families who have been affected by perinatal substance use, and mental or behavioral health challenges.
- Refer colleagues, providers, or organizations who would benefit from being a part of the conversation.
- Sponsor a mother to participate in further capacity-building and leadership opportunities? Contact mo_actionnetwork@umkc.edu
For more information, contact mo_actionnetwork@umkc.edu or visit moactionnetwork.org.
SYSTEM UPDATES
SAVE THE DATE: Missouri MAternal HeALTH aCTION NETWORK’S 3RD ANNUAL SUMMIT on Friday, September 26, 2025
Bridging the Gaps: Policy, Advocacy, and Prevention for Maternal Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders
The Missouri Maternal Health Action Network invites you to save the date for our 3rd Annual Summit on Friday, September 26, 2025. The 2025 Summit theme, “Bridging the Gaps: Policy, Advocacy, and Prevention for Maternal Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders, “will center on maternal mental health and substance use disorders, with a focus on policy change, advocacy, and prevention.
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More details and registration information will be available in June 2025.
- Date: September 26, 2025
- Location: Orlando’s Event Center
- Address: 2050 Dorsett Village Plaza, Maryland Heights, MO 63043
For more information, contact mo_actionnetwork@umkc.edu.
Missouri department of health and senior services provides virtual map to locate cooling centers nearby
Attention Jackson County Residents
If you need to cool down, visit a cooling center. Check out the online virtual map to find your nearest spot to beat the heat. Stay hydrated, wear your sunscreen and stay cool
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Family support division announcement
Attention Jackson County Residents
The Independence Resource Center located at 3675 S. Noland Rd, Suite 110 in Independence will be permanently closed starting Monday, June 30th. This office will be moving to a new location. You may visit a different nearby Family Support Division Resource Center for help. Visit dss.mo.gov/dss_map/ to find an office near you. You can also visit us online at mydss.mo.gov/ to:
- Apply for benefits
- Submit verification documents
- Check the status of your benefits
- Chat with a team member
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For case specific questions, you can call (855) 373 – 4636 or chat with us online during business hours. We apologize for the inconvenience!
missouri department of social services
Attention medicaid participants
Remember to complete your annual renewal when it’s due. There’s more than one way to complete your MO HealthNet (Missouri Medicaid) annual renewal!
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MISSOURI SUN BUCKS PROGRAM NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
The Missouri Department of Social Services (DSS) announced today it is accepting applications for the second year of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Summer Electronic Benefits Transfer (S-EBT) Program, known as “Missouri SuN Bucks.”
Missouri SuN Bucks helps families buy food for their school-aged children during the summer months when school is not in session.
Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services Summer Food Service Program
The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services Summer Food Service Program is designed to provide breakfast, lunch, suppers and/or snacks to children living in eligible areas during the summer months and during times of public emergencies, when children do not have access to free or reduced-price meals at school.
An online interactive map is provided to help families in Missouri find out where their children can receive free meals this summer. The map shows sites where children must sit and eat the meal, but the map also shows certain rural sites that are designated as non-congregate multi-day meal pick-up sites.
Community organizations serve the meals at schools, churches, parks, swimming pools, YMCA facilities, Boys and Girls Clubs, and other spots where children gather when school is not in session.
The meals are provided to all children who attend the meal service location. Children do not have to be registered and there is no fee to participate in the program.
The map and more information about the Summer Food Service Program can be found at health.mo.gov/sfsp/. For families without access to the internet, summer meal sites in the area can also be found by texting the phrase “Summer Meals” to (914) 342 – 7744.
Meals will be served to children ages 18 and under and individuals ages 18 to 21 who have been determined by a state or local educational agency to be mentally or physically disabled and who participate in an established school program for the mentally or physically disabled.
Funding for the Summer Food Service Program is provided by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
More information about the Summer Food Service Program is available online at health.mo.gov/sfsp or by telephone at (888) 435 – 1464 (toll-free). Community organizations that would like to become sponsors may also email the Summer Food Service Program at sfsp@health.mo.gov or write to the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, Summer Food Service Program, P.O. Box 570, Jefferson City, MO 65102 for more information.
The SFSP is administered by the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services and funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Responding to Addiction: An Anti-Stigma Training – Hosted by Maternal Health Access Project (MHAP), Created by the Addiction Policy Forum
The Maternal Health Access Project (MHAP) is excited to invite you to their next round of virtual trainings. Catherine Miller, LPC, will be presenting a training created by the Addiction Policy Forum.
- Tuesday, July 29, 12-1:30 PM: Responding to Addiction: An Anti-Stigma Training – Part 1
- Wednesday, July 30, 12-1:30 PM: Responding to Addiction: An Anti-Stigma Training – Part 2
You can register to attend the trainings here: MHAP Provider Training Registration.
Both sessions are free to attend, and education credits will be provided at no cost. Please see the attached flyer for more information, and please feel free to share this information with anyone who may be interested!
If you have questions about the training, please contact musompsychiatrymh1@missouri.edu.
Children’s Division Training holds A Four-part Virtual Series
The Missouri Hospital Association (MHA), in partnership with the Missouri Department of Social Services – Children’s Division and the Missouri Perinatal Quality Collaborative is pleased to host a four-part training series from June 10 to July 22. The series will provide an overview and exploration of DSS Children’s Division’s distinct programs and processes, including the Primary Prevention program, Safety Unit, Temporary Alternative Placement Agreements, Alternative Care and more. Participants will learn about how the Children’s Division works in partnership with families, communities and the courts toward ensuring the safety and well-being of Missouri’s children. Interagency collaboration is critically important for child welfare, especially during crisis situations, and requires deep and sustained community partnerships.
DETAILS
- Date: June 10 – July 22, 2025
- Time: 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
- Location: Virtual
SERIES
- June 10, 2025 Prevention
- June, 24, 2025 Safety and Response
- July 8, 2025 Temporary Alternative Placement Agreements (TAPA) and Team Decision Making © (TDM™) Meetings
- July 22, 2025 Family Support Team Meetings/ Alternative Care
2025 Optimizing Benefits for Maternal and Infant Health Meetings by mo healthnet
All MO HealthNet providers and professional community partners are invited to join the MO HealthNet Division, our Managed Care health plans, Show-Me ECHO, and the Office of Oral Health for a unique in-person networking opportunity in cities across Missouri.
Attendees will learn about valuable benefits, incentives, and resources available to pregnant women and their families, including individualized case management, Doula coverage, Non-Emergency Medical Transportation, and more.
- July 17, 2025 – Jefferson City
- September 16, 2025 – Cape Girardeau
- October 22, 2025 – Joplin
Visit Optimizing Benefits for Maternal and Infant Health for specific locations and to register. Seats are limited.
For questions, contact MHD.Education@dss.mo.gov.
Missouri Suicide Prevention Network provide exciting opportunity for high school students
The Missouri Suicide Prevention Network (MSPN) Schools Committee is now accepting applications for our brand-new Youth Advisory Board! This board will play a key role in bringing youth voices and perspectives into suicide prevention efforts across Missouri.
If you’re passionate about mental health and want to make a real impact in your school and community, we encourage you to apply!
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Your voice matters—get involved and be heard!
The Youth Advisory Board will:
- Provide feedback on MSPN initiatives
- Help shape youth-focused prevention strategies
- Advocate for positive change in schools and communities
Peer Summit Region 7 – Missouri, Kansas, NEbraska, Iowa
Calling all peer specialists, supervisors, and recovery champions from Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, and Iowa!
Registration is now OPEN for the 2nd Annual Region 7 Peer Summit – happening October 1-2, 2025 at the Kansas City Expo Center!
Elevating Professionalism Together: Advancing Through Peer Collaboration
Join peers and professionals from across the region for two powerful days of connection, growth, and learning.
- Specialized CHW-C Track
- Earn Ethics Hours
- Build your skills
- Grow your network
- Be part of a movement that’s shaping the future of peer support
Peer supervisors are welcome and encouraged to attend! Don’t miss this chance to elevate your career and be part of something big.
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Crisis Responsive Peer Training and Certification
Missouri credentialing board
The Missouri Credentialing Board, in collaboration with the Department of Mental Health, is proud to introduce the Crisis Responsive Peer Training and Certification!
This new baseline training equips Certified Peer Specialists and Family Support Providers with essential skills to recognize and respond to crises—within their scope of practice.
Training topics include
- Situational awareness
- Trauma-informed support
- Self-care strategies
- Conflict de-escalation
- Suicide prevention
- Post-crisis response
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details
- Virtual training (8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.)
- New dates available now – more coming soon!
- Cost: $82.50 | 20 training/contact hours (6 ethics hours)
- Certification requires passing an exam.
Note: You must already be a Certified Peer Specialist or Family Support Provider to attend.
Let’s continue building a stronger, safer, and more responsive peer workforce in Missouri!
Support Pregnant and Parenting Families – Get Certified
Missouri credentialing board
Don’t miss this opportunity to make a real impact! Our Pregnant & Parenting Families (PPF) Training equips you with the skills to:
- Support individuals through pregnancy and early parenthood
- Strengthen parent/child relationships
- Develop recovery-focused plans
- Connect families with vital community resources
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This training is essential for anyone passionate about helping families thrive. Secure your spot today!
Become A Certified Peer Specialist!
Missouri credentialing board
What is a peer specialist? A peer support specialist is a mental health professional who has personal experience with a mental health challenge and helps others who are struggling with similar issues.
The Certified Peer Specialist (CPS) initiative is a significant part of the behavioral health transformation efforts taking place in Missouri.
In addition to the week long basic training and passing the exam, in order to hold the certification, a peer must be able to provide verification of, at minimum, a high school level education. A peer must also be in personal recovery from a substance use disorder, mental health disorder, or both. However, there is not a time frame of recovery specified or required.
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2025 Virtual CPS Training Schedule
There are now two options for upcoming CPS trainings: a 5-day schedule and a 4-day schedule.
- 5-day schedule: 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
- 4-day schedule: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Please make sure to check the details for each training session to see if it’s a 5-day or 4-day option. All sessions will be online.
- June 21, 22, 28, 29, 2025: (Saturday, Sunday, Saturday, Sunday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.)
- July 12, 13, 19, 20, 2025: (Saturday, Sunday, Saturday, Sunday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.)
- July 21-25, 2025: (Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.)
- August 4-8, 2025: (Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.)
- August 2, 3, 9, 10, 2025: (Saturday, Sunday, Saturday, Sunday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.)
- September 6, 7, 13, 14, 2025: (Saturday, Sunday, Saturday, Sunday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.)
- September 15-19, 2025: (Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.)
- October 11, 12, 18, 19, 2025: (Saturday, Sunday, Saturday, Sunday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.)
- October 20-24, 2025: (Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.)
- November 3-7, 2025: (Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.)
- November 8, 9, 15, 16, 2025: (Saturday, Sunday, Saturday, Sunday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.)
- December 1-5, 2025: (Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.)
- December 6, 7, 13, 14, 2025: (Saturday, Sunday, Saturday, Sunday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.)
2025 Missouri Suicide Prevention Converence
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Date: July 17, 2025
Location: Wyndham Executive Center Columbia (2200 Interstate 70 Dr. SW Columbia, MO 65203)
Missouri telehealth network & show-me echo: Cases Needed for ECHO
Do you have a difficult situation with a patient or client that you would like to submit to be presented as a case? Submit it for the Show-Me ECHO Mothers, Infants & NAS ECHO. No case is too simple or complex to be presented. Discuss a variety of solutions with experts across the state. All cases ensure that protected health information is maintained.
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Mental Health KC: Seeking Webinar Presenters
Metro Council sponsors two webinars a month, every 2nd and 4th Thursday from NOON until 1:00 p.m. (CST).
We are planning out our 2025 webinars so if you’re interested in presenting a one hour webinar in 2025, please submit your application. We take applications on an on-going basis, this call for webinar speakers has no due date.
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FOOD SERVICES (Food Pantry, Mobile Pantry, Drive-Thru
Food Services
Second Harvest Community Food Bank
- Pantry Locator
- Food Distribution Events
- For more information, visit Second Harvest Community Food Bank
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RESOURCE HIGHLIGHTS
Missouri Resources
Mental Health America (MHA) Provides A Variety of online screening for mental health Conditions, such as depression or anxiety
Take a Mental Health Test
Online screening is one of the quickest and easiest ways to determine whether you are experiencing symptoms of a mental health condition. Mental health conditions, such as depression or anxiety, are real, common and treatable. And recovery is possible.
ONLINE MENTAL HEALTH SCREENING
- Depression Test
- ADHD Test
- PTSD Test
- Parent Test: Your Child’s Mental Health
- Test De Ansiedad
- Postpartum Depression Test: New & Expecting Parents
- Bipolar Test
- Eating Disorder Test
- Youth Mental Health Test
- Self-Injury Survey
- Anxiety Test
- Psychosis & Schizophrenia Test
- Addiction Test
- Test De Depression
Please note: Online screening tools are meant to be a quick snapshot of your mental health. If your results indicate you may be experiencing symptoms of a mental illness, consider sharing your results with someone. A mental health provider (such as a doctor or a therapist) can give you a full assessment and talk to you about options for how to feel better.
THE Society for Women’s Health Research (SWHR) highlights Perimenopause symptoms and when to seek treatment
Perimenopause symptoms can be a drag. Here’s when to seek treatment
May 15, 2025, by Katia Riddle, Author at NPR
Rage, fatigue, mood swings, memory loss, hot flashes, itchy ears, inability to sleep, loss of libido, hair thinning, depression, weight gain, sore knees, night sweats, incontinence.
These are all symptoms of perimenopause — or possibly just occupational hazards of midlife.
As Generation X and millennials ease into their 40s and 50s, they are ready to shake off the stigma around menopause and the time leading up to it — called perimenopause — in favor of embracing treatment. An army of influencers are pushing diet supplements and other products promising to help women through this phase.
But how do you know if you are even in perimenopause?
THE Society for Women’s Health Research (SWHR) highlights Perimenopause symptoms and when to seek treatment
June is World Infertility Awareness Month. Did you know that the most common cause of infertility in women is related to ovulation? Learn more about fertility treatment and care, including tips on how to craft a Reproductive Life Plan, in SWHR’s range of fertility health resources.
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PTSD and Children – How you respond is critical
University Health
Thursday, June 5, 2025
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Resources to recover spotlights mental health resources for abuse survivors
You’re not alone. If you or someone you know is navigating life after abuse, this guide connects you to trusted resources—hotlines, counseling, peer groups, creative outlets, and more. Healing is possible, one step at a time.
The National Center for Education in Maternal and Child Health release MCH LEadership competency #6
New MCHnow Microlearning: Negotiation and Conflict Resolution
Transform workplace challenges into collaborative opportunities! MCH leaders face complex negotiations daily – from budget discussions to program partnerships. Our latest module equips you with evidence-based strategies to build consensus and create win-win solutions.
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the national association of nurse practitioners in women’s health (NPWH) releases pride month podcast episode discussing the state of LGBTQIA+ healthcare in the U.S.
Episode 14 of NPWH’s Her Health Matters podcast is out!
Do you know the role that different maternal health professionals can play in your pregnancy journey? Join us on July 1 for “Empowering Maternal Health through Collaborative Care” to learn more about the importance of shared decision-making in maternal health care: https://ow.ly/aSxi50W3i6i#SWHRtalksMaternalHealth
We are excited to present speakers from UPMC, Gracefully Balanced Perinatal Counseling, LLC, and March of Dimes.
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THE Society for Women’s Health Research (SWHR) hosts webinar “empowering Maternal Health through Collaborative Care”
Do you know the role that different maternal health professionals can play in your pregnancy journey? Join us on July 1 for “Empowering Maternal Health through Collaborative Care” to learn more about the importance of shared decision-making in maternal health care: https://ow.ly/aSxi50W3i6i
SWHR is excited to present speakers from UPMC, Gracefully Balanced Perinatal Counseling, LLC, and March of Dimes.
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The national association of nurse practitioners in women’s health (NPWH) release the 2025 wpsi fact sheet
The 2025 WPSI Fact Sheet is here — a great resource for WHNPs providing preventive care!
What to expect?
- 14 high-impact preventive health topics
- Evidence-based clinical recommendations supported by HRSA
- Resources like the Well-Woman Chart, Coding Guide, and Patient Materials
- A Free CME to support implementation in clinical practice
- Opportunities to get involved: comment on updates, share resources, or invite WPSI to speak
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The national association of nurse practitioners in women’s health (NPWH) release the 2025 well-woman chart
The 2025 Well-Woman Chart from the Women’s Preventive Services Initiative (WPSI) is now available. Designed as a clinical tool, this updated chart helps guide evidence-based preventive care recommendations for women across the lifespan. Whether you’re counseling a patient on screenings, immunizations, or wellness visits, this resource supports you in delivering personalized, age-appropriate care.
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American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) highlight screening and counseling for intimate partner violence and domestic violence
Firearms were used in nearly one in 12 deaths during and after pregnancy from 2018 to 2022, per JAMA Network Open. This Gun Violence Awareness Month, learn how to help protect your patients by screening for intimate partner and domestic violence:
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American public health association (APHA) releases immigrant health resource page
As an organization committed to strengthening the nation’s public health systems and achieving health equity, APHA supports policies that promote health regardless of an individual’s citizenship status.
Recent U.S. immigration policies have led to substantial fears among immigrant and non-immigrant communities alike that are setting the stage for a public health crisis. Recent executive orders, immigration detention and ICE activity have put strain on immigrants and their communities. These policies and practices threaten the health and well-being of millions.
Visit our website for helpful information from APHA and our partners about your rights, public health talking points for immigration justice, information about APHA’s Caucus on Refugee and Immigrant Health and so much more.
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National alliance on mental illness (nami) spotlights mental health resources for the lgbtq+ community
As Pride Month draws to an end, we again affirm how LGBTQ+ people deserve to exist in a world of acceptance and love without conditions, and doesn’t reject people for who they love.
We recognize how sexual orientation and gender identity relates to a person’s mental health; socioeconomic and cultural conditions, discrimination, prejudice, denial of civil and human rights, harassment and family rejection are all things LGBTQ+ individuals still experience, and can negatively impact or contribute to mental health conditions.
These resources are here for the LGBTQ+ community to help with these unique challenges, every month of year.
Share and repost so that those in need of help and support can learn that they are not alone.
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operation parent provides powerful webinars highlighting how trauma impacts kids and how to help them heal
Summer is in full swing, and we’ve still got two powerful webinars coming up to support parents, caregivers, and professionals. In July, we’re talking about how trauma impacts kids and how you can help them heal. In August, we’ll dive into how to have ongoing, honest conversations that help prevent underage drinking and cannabis use. Both are free to attend, and if you can’t join live, we’ll send you the recording. Register now and keep learning all summer long.
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PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
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MO MOMS LINE
Motherhood is rough sometimes and we understand that! MOMS Groups are free, peer-led, confidential support groups for pregnant and recently postpartum people feeling all of the feelings of this stage of life.
Join us the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays in-person from 12:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. Come see what it’s like to get support from other moms!
Transportation assistance is available. Complete the sign-up sheet and we will send you a confirmation.
For more information, call (314) 768 – 8570
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mo moms line hosts moms group 101
MOMS Group 101
Join us for a Moms Group 101 to learn about how we connect moms with other moms who get it. This is your reminder that support exists — and it’s free, judgment-free, and it can be a Zoom link away.
Next sessions meets:
- July 7th | 10AM CST | In-Person Korede House 4317 Forest Park Ave 63108
- Hosted by Dahoodtalks Host Vanna
or
- July 21st | 10 AM CST | Virtual
- LEARN MORE AND REGISTER
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firstCall KC pRESENTS FREE SUMMER CARE CAMP
FREE Summer Care Camp at First Call!
Looking for a safe, fun, and supportive space for your kids this summer? First Call’s Summer Care Camp is here! Packed with games, learning, and emotional wellness activities — all at no cost to you.
- 2 Sessions to fit your schedule
- For youth impacted by addiction
- Let’s grow, heal, and have fun together.
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PRENATAL AND POSTPARTUM YOGA BY THE DOULA FOUNDATION
Calling all mamas! Join us for Prenatal & Postpartum Yoga — a gentle, supportive space to connect, stretch, and breathe through every stage of motherhood. Whether you’re expecting or newly postpartum, your body and mind will thank you.
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cONNECT wITH mE by Missouri department of health and senior services
The Connect With Me app helps you navigate conversations with young people to make a better, more meaningful connection.
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JOIN a ParentLink pARENTING CLASS
ParentLink is pleased to offer free parenting classes to anyone in a parenting/caregiving role. Topics include family communication, child development, impact of early trauma, positive discipline, and more!
Classes will be offered virtually beginning June 30.
Visit https://mizzou.us/ParentingClasses or call or text (800) 552-8522 to learn more and enroll.
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JOIN a ParentLink KINSHIP PEER EMPOWERMENT GROUP
Join our Kinship Peer Empowerment group TOMORROW Tuesday, June 9th from 5:30-6:30pm. Earn hours toward foster parent licensure and enter to win a gift card .
Attend by visiting mizzou.us/plnav-tues or call (312) 626 – 6799, Meeting ID: 931 1430 7709
Bring your questions about kinship care on Tuesday!
Call (833) 546 – 4543 for help! We’d love to see you there & connect you with a supportive community with other kinship caregivers around Missouri.
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ParentLink HELPS YOU FIND SUMMER CAMPS, BEFORE/AFTER SCHOOL CARE, AND DIY ACTIVITIES
In addition to summer camps, or before/after school care for next year, check out the DIY activities on https://www.mokin4kid.org/programs-activities-kids!
Also, on June 12th, join our Informational Empowerment Meeting to chat more about summer activities to help you and your family have a happy and healthy summer.
Call or text (833) 546 – 4543 for support!
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SPECIALTY TOPIC VIDEOS FROM parentLink’s mO KIN-4-KID
We know that it helps to have information right at your fingertips
Visit www.mokin4kid.org/education-support, where you’ll find a library of informational videos on topics directly related to your needs as a kinship caregiver. Get individualized support by reaching out to one of our kinship resource specialists!
GET IN TOUCH
- Call 1-833-KIN-4-KID (1-833-546-4543)
- Email mucoeparentlinkki1@missouri.edu
- Text 833-546-4543
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Mothers, Infants & NAS Echo by show-me echo
Did you know that Missouri Telehealth Network/Show-Me ECHO offers free continuing education credits with their Mothers, Infants and NAS ECHO? Join us every 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month from 12-1PM CT. All healthcare professionals are encouraged to attend.
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Improve mental health for mothers across Missouri
Improving maternal mental health is critical to the well-being of families and communities across Missouri. The Adult Psych ECHO offers healthcare professionals the opportunity to connect with expert psychiatrists and peers statewide to discuss real cases, gain evidence-based strategies, and strengthen their ability to recognize and treat mental health conditions affecting mothers. By participating, you’ll help close gaps in care, reduce stigma, and ensure that more women receive the support they need during and after pregnancy, ultimately leading to healthier outcomes for both mothers and their children.
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my life, my quit
My Life, My Quit™ is the free and confidential way to quit smoking or vaping. Text “Start My Quit” to 36072 or click to chat with a Coach. We are here for you every step of the way. It’s YOUR LIFE and we’re here to help you live it YOUR WAY.
My Life, My Quit™ offers teens access to Tobacco Treatment Specialist trained Quit Coaches who will help them build a quit plan, identify triggers, practice refusal skills, and provide ongoing support for changing behaviors to be free from nicotine. “What Finally Worked” promotes My Life, My Quit and shows teens the quit tools they need to embark on their quit journey – with confidence.
- Campaign videos can be found and shared from the Healthy Living MO YouTube page HERE!
- Free social media assets along with suggested post copy are also available on the Tobacco Prevention Media Resource page HERE!
- My Life, My Quit flyers, and palm cards are free to order HERE!
Are you in control?
Take the “Hooked on Nicotine” quiz to find out who’s really in control of your life: You or vaping?
Enroll Online
We get you. Thousands of teens have joined My Life, My Quit for free, non-judgmental support, 1:1 help to quit, and easy-to-follow tips from our friendly Coaches. Start now.
Missouri tobacco quit services
The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, Tobacco Prevention and Control Program is proud to offer confidential tobacco treatment services through Missouri Tobacco Quit Services to Missouri adults who want to quit tobacco including electronic cigarettes, vapes, and/or oral nicotine products.
The number one cause of preventable death and disease in Missouri is tobacco use. No matter what your specialty is, you know the drastic effects that tobacco use can have on patients. If a physician advises a patient to quit just one time, it helps to double their chance for success. Patients trust their health care provider and they need guidance, let us make referring patients easier.
Please visit YouCanQuit.org for more information about adult cessation programs and referral resources.
The Referral Process
The online referral form allows health care providers to send referrals to patients electronically, which prompts the Quitline to contact the patient directly. Complete all sections of the online referral form, including patient information, and sign for consent as required by HIPAA. Missouri Tobacco Quit Services will fax a follow-up report back to your office with the outcome of the referral.
The referral process is simple and effective. Missouri Tobacco Quit Services staff will reach out to your referred patient within 24 hours. They will make several attempts to reach the referred individual during their best time frame.
What’s the value of implementing an eReferral system?
Electronic health record (EHR) technology providing improved accuracy of patient data. The program creates ease of both referring patients and receiving feedback information on a patient’s progress through their cessation effort while integrating tobacco cessation into routine clinical care. The program also enables health systems to measure the implementation of changes and the impact of these changes on outcomes in affected patient populations.
- eReferrals send secure, two-way communication between a healthcare organization and MTQS through the patient’s EHR. Providers receive progress updates using the same system, allowing the provider to stay abreast of their patient’s progress towards quitting tobacco. All messages sent through eReferral are HIPAA-compliant to protect patient privacy.
- In addition to faster referrals, using the EHR improves data quality and increases the likelihood of a successful referral to the service provider. The public health benefits of transforming paper-based referral systems to an eReferral include developing a sustainable, cost-effective system that has possibilities of reaching higher numbers of patients and ultimately, improve patient outcomes.”
If you are interested in implementing an eReferral in your healthcare system or organization, please submit our Contact Us form below to learn more.
I’m Interested in Learning More About eReferrals
Community Organizations Can Refer Too!
Community Organizations such as Local Health Departments can also connect individuals to cessation resources through referrals. The online and fax referral forms allow these entities to send referrals, which prompts the Quitline to contact the individual directly. Complete all sections of the referral forms, including individual information, and acknowledge this is from a “Not HIPAA Covered Entity”. Understand that Missouri Tobacco Quit Services will NOT fax a follow-up referral report back to your office because of HIPAA restrictions.
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For more information, visit motobaccoprogram@health.mo.gov or call (573) 522-2820.
ON DEMAND TRAINING
ON DEMAND: ACOG, Labor of Love Podcast | Season 4, Episode 6
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Episode 6: Safe Travels: Risks, Tips, and Best Practices during Pregnancy
Many patients wonder if it’s safe to travel during pregnancy. What should obstetric care professionals be advising? This episode provides guidance on counseling patients who plan to travel during pregnancy, covering health risks such as emerging vector-borne diseases like Oropouche and dengue, potential travel-related complications, and how to recognize and manage symptoms that may develop after travel. Sarah Dotters-Katz, MD, MMHPE, FACOG, associate professor and the director of undergraduate medical education for the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Duke University, and Lorrie Harris-Sagaribay, MPH, teratogen information specialist with MotherToBaby and president of the Organization of Teratology Information Specialists, join Labor of Love host Veronica Maria Pimentel, MD, MS, FACOG, to answer key questions and provide expert guidance.
Special commentary from Stephanie Gaw, MD, PhD, FACOG, at the University of California San Francisco.
Content Warning
This episode discusses sensitive topics related to mental health and health inequities. It may be difficult for listeners who have experienced pregnancy-related complications or who are sensitive to discussions of health care disparities. Take care while listening.
EPISODE RESOURCES
- FAQs: Travel During Pregnancy | ACOG
- Air Travel During Pregnancy | ACOG
- Pregnant Travelers | CDC Yellow Book 2026
latest episode(S)
- Episode 1: Congenital Syphilis: Connecting the Dots from Screening to Treatment
- Episode 2: Vaccinating for Two: Overcoming Challenges in Maternal Vaccines
- Episode 3: Breaking the Silence on Maternal Mental Health: Part 1
- Episode 4: Breaking the Silence on Maternal Mental Health: Part 2
- Episode 5: Stillbirth: Navigating Compassionate Care and Support
- Episode 6: Safe Travels: Risks, Tips, and Best Practices during Pregnancy
PREVIOUS SEASONS
- Season 1: Stories of Vaccines, Variants, and Parenting during COVID
- Season 2: Stories from the Heart of Obstetric Care
- Season 3: Insights from the Heart of Obstetric Care
Find additional episodes at Labor of Love Podcast.
New- ON DEMAND: NAMI Podcast, Episode 77
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On this podcast, Daniel H. Gillison Jr., CEO of NAMI (the National Alliance on Mental Illness), brings important mental health topics to light, one conversation at a time. Hope starts with us sharing our stories. Hope starts with us breaking the stigma. Hope starts with us sharing resources and practical advice. If you or a loved one is struggling with a mental health condition and are looking for hope, this podcast is for you.
In this episode recognizing Pride Month, NAMI CEO Daniel H. Gillison, Jr. is joined by Juan Acosta, a mental health advocate and LGBTQI+ activist. During this conversation, the group explores Juan’s mental health journey, how he mixes mental health and LGBTQI+ advocacy, what change he hopes to see, and what’s next for him. They also discuss the California legislature recognizing Juan as a 2025 Pride Month honoree in 2025.
“Hope Starts With Us” is a podcast by NAMI, the National Alliance on Mental Illness. It is hosted by NAMI CEO Daniel H. Gillison, Jr.
You can find additional episodes of this NAMI podcast and others at nami.org/podcast
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PREVIOUS EPISODES
- Episode 66
- Episode 67
- Episode 68
- Episode 69
- Episode 70
- Episode 71
- Episode 72
- Episode 73
- Episode 74
- Episode 75
- Episode 76
ON DEMAND: MCH-work: Transforming Learnding; Session 4.1: Needs Assessment — Moving from Data to Priorities
New MCHwork Session: Moving from Data to Priorities
Struggling to translate needs assessment data into actionable priorities? MCHwork Session 4.1 offers practical frameworks for establishing clear criteria, engaging partners, and focusing on interventions that advance MCH outcomes.
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ON DEMAND: show me state of mind podcast by missouri behavioral council (MBHC): Season 1, Episode 5
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In this special episode of “Show Me State of Mind,” hosted from Prairie Village, KS, listeners are introduced to the influential Kathy Carter, a pivotal figure in shaping mental health policies in Missouri. The episode delves into Carter’s journey as the former CEO of the Missouri Coalition and provides insights into the evolution of mental health services in the state, particularly from the time of the Community Mental Health Centers Act in 1963.
Listeners gain an understanding of Missouri’s advancements in behavioral health, from the ground-breaking initiatives of the Missouri Behavioral Health Council to the integrated health models currently transforming care across the state. With first-hand accounts of challenges faced and the victories over federal and state funding obstacles, the podcast highlights the tireless advocacy and collaboration among Missouri’s mental health leaders.
This episode also offers a personal look into Kathy Carter’s motivations, inspired by her experiences advocating for mental health from a young age. It reflects on both historical and current perspectives of mental health care and reveals the shifting dynamics in health policies post-Reagan era. Join this enriching conversation that not only celebrates past accomplishments but also looks forward to an innovative-driven future in mental health care in Missouri.
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ON DEMAND: Department of mental health (DMH) Children’s Office podcast Growing Healthy Communities: Parents’ Point of View – episode 4
The Department of Mental Health, Children’s Office, in partnership with the Missouri Head Start Growing Healthy Communities: Early Childhood Edition podcast, is designed to support parents and community members in better supporting youth in Missouri.
Licensed professionals and individuals with lived experiences will present topics identified by parents, caregivers, and community members that address the needs of youth and families in Missouri.
Have you ever wondered what parents would like you to know? In this engaging series, we sit down with parents to ask their insights on raising children with developmental disabilities. Candid short interviews highlight parents sharing their experiences on topics such as what they wished they would’ve known earlier, life through their children’s lens, words of wisdom to newer parents, and advice for healthcare professionals, school personnel, family members, and friends.
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Find additional episodes at Parents’ Point of View.
ON DEMAND: The Association of Women’s Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses (AWHONN) release first ever special issue “Women’s Mental Health Across the Life Course”
In its first ever special issue, three JOGNN guest editors focus on women’s mental health and the critical junctures that have lasting outcomes across the life course. Listen as they discuss screening guidelines, tailored interventions, community-based support, and innovative ways health care experts can partner with legislators to promote evidence-based policies.
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ON DEMAND: Alliance For Innovation On Maternal Health-AIM Podcast – Season 2
JUMP TO EPISODES
- The Season of “The One Thing”
- You Can’t Get There from Here: Rural Maternity Care in the U.S
- You Can’t Get There From Here: Rural Perinatal Health Through the IHS Lens
- You Can’t Get There From Here: Actionable Strategies for Rural Perinatal Health from IHS
- You Can’t Get There From Here: How Regional Centers Elevate Rural Maternity Care
- You Can’t Get There From Here: What Community Birth QI Can Teach Us
- Looking Back, Looking Forward: The History and Vision of AIM
- A Resource for Every Facility: MEWS Implementation
- Keeping the Ground We Gain: Sustainability
For more information, visit saferbirth.org/aim-podcast-2
ON DEMAND: gET THE FACTS ABOUT ADDICTION WITH SHATTERPROOF’S NEWLY RELEASED ‘ADDICTION 101’
Addiction isn’t a moral failing—it’s a treatable illness. Understanding the basics of addiction can help reduce stigma and save lives.
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ON DEMAND: NAMI STIGMAfree
Do you know what mental health support American workers want? A new NAMI/Ipsos US poll finds that workers want their employers to show they care, and they need more education about available benefits.
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ON DEMAND: free, online suicide prevention training available 24/7
Missouri Ask. Listen. Refer.
Missouri Ask. Listen. Refer. is a brief suicide prevention training designed for all Missourians.
It is funded in whole by a grant from the Missouri Department of Mental Health and supported in partnership with the Missouri Suicide Prevention Network.
The Missouri Ask. Listen. Refer. (MOALR) suicide prevention training program is designed to help Missouri residents prevent suicide by teaching how to:
- Identify people at risk for suicide,
- Recognize the risk factors, protective factors, and warning signs of suicide, and
- Respond to and get help for people at risk
The program takes about 30 minutes to complete.
ON DEMAND: Perinatal Mental Health Training Database
This searchable database is for aspiring and current health care professionals who are seeking perinatal mental health training to better support their patients and clients. Thank you for taking the time to expand your knowledge.
We also acknowledge that working in health care can be challenging, and you deserve to be supported too, which is why we have created a list of mental health resources for health care professionals. We appreciate all you do.
ON DEMAND: The national alliance on mental illness (NAMI) provides free online courses for parents and caregivers available anytime, and anywhere
Navigating your child’s mental health journey doesn’t have to be done alone. NAMI Basics OnDemand is a free, online course for parents and caregivers, and it’s available anytime, anywhere.
You and your loved ones matter.
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ON DEMAND: FREE Webinars From Family-Centered Care Taskforce
The first international, multicenter, collaborative initiative solely dedicated to quality improvement in NICU Family-Centered Care.
View past webinars, slides, and more.
ON DEMAND: benefits of doula services in improving birth outcomes, the rise of Medicaid legislation for doulas and their current role in health care.
The National Institute for Children’s Health Quality released a webinar on the benefits of doula services in improving birth outcomes, the rise of Medicaid legislation for doulas and their current role in health care. Viewers will learn strategies for enhancing doula-provider relationships and tips for integrating doula services into health care systems.
ON DEMAND: Responding to Domestic Violence with Pregnant and Postpartum Patients
This work is brought to you by the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services’ Pregnancy Associated Mortality Review and is supported by the Enhancing Reviews and Surveillance to Eliminate Maternal Mortality through the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) under the terms of cooperative agreement number: DP006697.
Once you register, you have 90 days to complete a course. You can complete the course in one sitting or at any pace throughout the 90 days. However, if you cannot complete a course within 90 days, you can receive an extension by contacting our training department at 573.634.4161 or training@mocadsv.org.
ON DEMAND: SAMHSA Practitioner Training Page
SAMHSA’s practitioner training offers tools, training, and technical assistance to practitioners in the fields of mental health and substance use disorders.
For more information, visit SAMHSA Practitioner Training
ON DEMAND: From The MCH Navigator
CALLING ALL MCH LEADERS!
The January MCHnow microlearning on Communication is now available! This is a key competency for transforming complex information into messages that drive action.
Access the Full Critical Thinking Module
PREVIOUS TRAININGS
These trainings address the knowledge and skills to advance the MCH Leadership Competencies:
- Racism and Discrimination in Health Care: Experiences Today and Actions to Address Going Forward
- Stewarding Trauma-Informed Workplaces in Public Health
- Good Decision Making in Real Time: Public Health Ethics Training for Local Health Departments
- Exploring MCH Policy and the Policy Process
- EnRICH Webinar: Unlocking the Future of Maternal Health Begins with Research
- More New Trainings
For more information, visit MCH Navigator
ON DEMAND: From The MCH Library
These resources present evidence-driven and innovative approaches to address difficult issues facing the field:
- Toolkit for Assessing Health Equity
- How Evaluation Can Support Housing Justice and Community Change
- Food for thought: Medicaid Nutrition Benefit Design Approaches for Equitable Implementation
- Next Steps in Family-Focused Screening to Address Social Determinants of Health for Young Children
- Four Principles to Make Advanced Data Analytics Work for Children and Families
For more information, visit MCH Library
ON DEMAND: The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) MicroRounds
MicroRounds are short educational video presentations that tackle important clinical topics and highlight research gaps in early onset breast and gynecologic cancers. The 11 MicroRounds are divided into the following topics: Health Disparities and Special Considerations, Early Onset Breast Cancer, Uterine Cancer, Ovarian Cancer, and Lower Anogenital Tract Cancer.
View the MicroRounds below, along with our free online eModules for more in-depth coverage of these cancers.
ON DEMAND: 42 CFR Part 8 Regulation Video Series – Snapshots for Implementation
SAMHSA has produced a video series to highlight key changes to 42 CFR Part 8, the regulations that set standards for care provided by opioid treatment programs (OTPs). The video series provides an overview of the first major regulatory updates in more than two decades, the heart of which is a fundamental shift to treat opioid use disorder (OUD) as a chronic health issue, focusing on patient-centered care, grounded in shared decision-making between individuals and their health care providers.
This shift is embodied in several key changes that expand access to care, enhance the workforce encourage collaboration, and remove barriers to treatment, including allowing the use of telehealth for some aspects of care, reducing admission requirements, and incorporating flexibility for take-home medication.
These historic changes recognize the significant role OTPs play in the specialty behavioral health care system, help foster integration of behavioral and physical health services, strengthen the workforce, and promote recovery.
RESOURCES INCLUDE
SNAPSHOTS FOR IMPLEMENTATION
- Video 1: Snapshots for Implementation of 42 CFR Part 8: A High-Level Overview
- Video 2: Snapshots for Implementation of 42 CFR Part 8: Integrating Evidence-based Practices
- Video 3: Snapshots for Implementation of 42 CFR Part 8: Expanding the Definition of a Practitioner
- Video 4: Snapshots for Implementation of 42 CFR Part 8: Using Telehealth to Initiate MOUD
- Video 5: Snapshots for Implementation of 42 CFR Part 8: The Screening and Comprehensive Exams
- Video 6: Snapshots for Implementation of 42 CFR Part 8: Counseling and Person-Centered Care
- Video 7: Snapshots for Implementation of 42 CFR Part 8: Revised Take-Home Criteria and Practices
- Video 8: Snapshots for Implementation of 42 CFR Part 8: Interim Treatment
- Video 9: Snapshots for Implementation of 42 CFR Part 8: Mobile Medical Units
- Video 10: Snapshots for Implementation of 42 CFR Part 8: Documentation Standards
- Video 11: Snapshots for Implementation of 42 CFR Part 8: Hospital/Clinic Designation & Correctional Facilities
- Video 12: Snapshots for Implementation of 42 CFR Part 8: Addressing Unique Needs of Different Populations
- Video 13: Snapshots for Implementation of 42 CFR Part 8: Harm Reduction In OTPs
- Video 14: Snapshots for Implementation of 42 CFR Part 8: Importance of Care Coordination & Continuity of Care
For more information, visit 42 CFR Part 8 Regulation Video Series – Snapshots for Implementation
ON DEMAND: Suicide Prevention Resource Center Provides Free Recordings of Webinar Series
The Suicide Prevention Resource Center is pleased to share free recordings of our recent webinar series on equity in suicide prevention! Please watch and share them today
ON DEMAND: Alliance For Innovation On Maternal Health (AIM)
The Alliance for Innovation on Maternal Health (AIM) has 90+ educational videos available for free? The videos range from recorded webinars, patient safety bundle introductory videos, data concept videos, and more. These videos serve as enduring resources to be used as educational tools and cover a variety of topics.
Check out the AIM Vimeo Channel here: https://bit.ly/3BCjMgH
UPCOMING TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Find upcoming trainings and development opportunities at https://moactionnetwork.org/announcements/#events
Mothers, Infants & NAS Echo by show-me echo
Did you know that Missouri Telehealth Network/Show-Me ECHO offers free continuing education credits with their Mothers, Infants and NAS ECHO? Join us every 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month from 12-1PM CT. All healthcare professionals are encouraged to attend.
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Improve mental health for mothers across Missouri
Improving maternal mental health is critical to the well-being of families and communities across Missouri. The Adult Psych ECHO offers healthcare professionals the opportunity to connect with expert psychiatrists and peers statewide to discuss real cases, gain evidence-based strategies, and strengthen their ability to recognize and treat mental health conditions affecting mothers. By participating, you’ll help close gaps in care, reduce stigma, and ensure that more women receive the support they need during and after pregnancy, ultimately leading to healthier outcomes for both mothers and their children.
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Act With Hope: Community Engagement Approaches
Community plays an integral role in recovery. People recovering from substance use challenges thrive when they are able to connect to support within their own community. This webinar will explore key strategies for integrating peer recovery support specialists (PRSSs) into community-based environments.
Date: July 1, 2025
Time: 12:00 p.m.
Location: Virtual (via Zoom)
Reaching rural: Building trust and expanding access for mental health
Effective mental health support for rural communities begins with trust. Yet, for many programs and providers, gaining access to these communities can be challenging. Cultural dynamics, stigma, and the importance of local relationships mean that reaching people with new initiatives takes the right approach.
Whether you are launching a new program or looking to deepen your community engagement, this session will offer insight and proven strategies for respectfully and effectively connecting with rural communities.
Join MHA for this free 1-hour session where we will:
- Discuss the mental health challenges rural communities face, including the ever-present stigma.
- Hear from individuals who have successfully addressed these challenges by partnering with trusted community messengers.
- Explore how to build authentic relationships and identify meaningful points of entry to support rural communities effectively.
This webinar is made possible in partnership with West Fraser.
Date: June 24, 2025
Time: 12:00 p.m.
Location: Virtual (via Zoom)
Advocacy Training session by Bootheel Babies & Families and Missouri Foundation for Health
Join Bootheel Babies & Families and Missouri Foundation for Health for an advocacy training session focused on helping you actively engage in shaping policies, practices, and public opinion. Together, we’ll learn how to create positive change in our region by effectively advocating with local, state, and federal leaders.
This session will include:
- Action Steps: Tools to help you implement what you’ve learner.
- Advocacy 101: A brief overview of tactics for effective engagement
- Building Relationships With Elected Officials: How to engage with decision-makers and leverage relationships
Date: June 24, 2025
Time: 2:30 – 4:30 p.m.
Location: Miner Convention Center, 610 E. Malone Avenue, Sikeston
FREE prenatal education classes at phelps health
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Are you expecting a little one? Join us for free prenatal classes designed to help you prepare for labor, delivery and newborn care! These classes are open to expectant mothers after 20 weeks of pregnancy and include a tour of the Phelps Health Obstetrics Unit.
What you’ll learn:
- Pregnancy danger signals
- Stages of labor and delivery
- Breathing & relaxation techniques
- Cesarean birth (C-sections)
- Pain management and epidurals
- Newborn care and nutrition
- Breastfeeding and more!
Training date
- July 26, 2025
A support person is welcome to attend with you! Classes are free and open to the public.
Please call (573) 458-7397 to register. Sign up today!
Free 2025 Webinar Series: Special Topics in Perinatal Mental Health by PSI Kansas
PSI Kansas Free Webinar Training
This series will dive deep into the mental health challenges that can arise during pregnancy and the postpartum period, providing insights, strategies, and resources for both professionals and individuals navigating this important time.
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Date: July 16, 2025
Time: 1:00 p.m.
Location: Virtual via Zoom
Responding to Addiction: An Anti-Stigma Training – Hosted by Maternal Health Access Project (MHAP), Created by the Addiction Policy Forum
The Maternal Health Access Project (MHAP) is excited to invite you to their next round of virtual trainings. Catherine Miller, LPC, will be presenting a training created by the Addiction Policy Forum.
- Tuesday, July 29, 12-1:30 PM: Responding to Addiction: An Anti-Stigma Training – Part 1
- Wednesday, July 30, 12-1:30 PM: Responding to Addiction: An Anti-Stigma Training – Part 2
You can register to attend the trainings here: MHAP Provider Training Registration.
Both sessions are free to attend, and education credits will be provided at no cost. Please see the attached flyer for more information, and please feel free to share this information with anyone who may be interested!
If you have questions about the training, please contact musompsychiatrymh1@missouri.edu.
Free 2025 Webinar Series: Special Topics in Perinatal Mental Health by PSI Kansas
PSI Kansas Free Webinar Training
This series will dive deep into the mental health challenges that can arise during pregnancy and the postpartum period, providing insights, strategies, and resources for both professionals and individuals navigating this important time.
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Date: August 20, 2025
Time: 1:00 p.m.
Location: Virtual via Zoom
FREE prenatal education classes at phelps health
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Are you expecting a little one? Join us for free prenatal classes designed to help you prepare for labor, delivery and newborn care! These classes are open to expectant mothers after 20 weeks of pregnancy and include a tour of the Phelps Health Obstetrics Unit.
What you’ll learn:
- Pregnancy danger signals
- Stages of labor and delivery
- Breathing & relaxation techniques
- Cesarean birth (C-sections)
- Pain management and epidurals
- Newborn care and nutrition
- Breastfeeding and more!
Training date
- August 16, 2025
A support person is welcome to attend with you! Classes are free and open to the public.
Please call (573) 458-7397 to register. Sign up today!
FREE prenatal education classes at phelps health
To Download: On a computer, right click and select “Save image as…”. On a mobile device, hold a finger down on the image until you are shown an option to “Share” or “Add to Photos”. Once saved, you can upload the image to your social account with its accompanying caption.
Are you expecting a little one? Join us for free prenatal classes designed to help you prepare for labor, delivery and newborn care! These classes are open to expectant mothers after 20 weeks of pregnancy and include a tour of the Phelps Health Obstetrics Unit.
What you’ll learn:
- Pregnancy danger signals
- Stages of labor and delivery
- Breathing & relaxation techniques
- Cesarean birth (C-sections)
- Pain management and epidurals
- Newborn care and nutrition
- Breastfeeding and more!
Training date
- September 13, 2025
A support person is welcome to attend with you! Classes are free and open to the public.
Please call (573) 458-7397 to register. Sign up today!
FREE prenatal education classes at phelps health
To Download: On a computer, right click and select “Save image as…”. On a mobile device, hold a finger down on the image until you are shown an option to “Share” or “Add to Photos”. Once saved, you can upload the image to your social account with its accompanying caption.
Are you expecting a little one? Join us for free prenatal classes designed to help you prepare for labor, delivery and newborn care! These classes are open to expectant mothers after 20 weeks of pregnancy and include a tour of the Phelps Health Obstetrics Unit.
What you’ll learn:
- Pregnancy danger signals
- Stages of labor and delivery
- Breathing & relaxation techniques
- Cesarean birth (C-sections)
- Pain management and epidurals
- Newborn care and nutrition
- Breastfeeding and more!
Training date
- October 11, 2025
A support person is welcome to attend with you! Classes are free and open to the public.
Please call (573) 458-7397 to register. Sign up today!
FREE prenatal education classes at phelps health
To Download: On a computer, right click and select “Save image as…”. On a mobile device, hold a finger down on the image until you are shown an option to “Share” or “Add to Photos”. Once saved, you can upload the image to your social account with its accompanying caption.
Are you expecting a little one? Join us for free prenatal classes designed to help you prepare for labor, delivery and newborn care! These classes are open to expectant mothers after 20 weeks of pregnancy and include a tour of the Phelps Health Obstetrics Unit.
What you’ll learn:
- Pregnancy danger signals
- Stages of labor and delivery
- Breathing & relaxation techniques
- Cesarean birth (C-sections)
- Pain management and epidurals
- Newborn care and nutrition
- Breastfeeding and more!
Training date
- November 8, 2025
A support person is welcome to attend with you! Classes are free and open to the public.
Please call (573) 458-7397 to register. Sign up today!
FREE prenatal education classes at phelps health
To Download: On a computer, right click and select “Save image as…”. On a mobile device, hold a finger down on the image until you are shown an option to “Share” or “Add to Photos”. Once saved, you can upload the image to your social account with its accompanying caption.
Are you expecting a little one? Join us for free prenatal classes designed to help you prepare for labor, delivery and newborn care! These classes are open to expectant mothers after 20 weeks of pregnancy and include a tour of the Phelps Health Obstetrics Unit.
What you’ll learn:
- Pregnancy danger signals
- Stages of labor and delivery
- Breathing & relaxation techniques
- Cesarean birth (C-sections)
- Pain management and epidurals
- Newborn care and nutrition
- Breastfeeding and more!
Training date
- December 6, 2025
A support person is welcome to attend with you! Classes are free and open to the public.
Please call (573) 458-7397 to register. Sign up today!
UPCOMING EVENTS
Find upcoming events and opportunities at https://moactionnetwork.org/announcements/#events
(monthly) affinia healthcare monthly diaper giveaways
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This giveaway is for Affinia Healthcare patients only.
For more information, call (314) 797-0122.
(monthly) community connection potluck by the thomas dunn learning center
The Community Connection Potluck is a proposed monthly gathering, to be held on the first Sunday of each month at Thomas Dunn Learning Center, serving the residents of Dutchtown and beyond. The project aims to foster a sense of community, strengthen local support networks, and build resilience in the face of various social, economic, and environmental challenges.
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(monthly) food mobiles at redemptorist center
When? Monthly, 2nd, 4th and 5th Wednesday of EACH month.
Time: 5:30 p.m.
Location: 207 W. Linwood Blvd
For more information, call (816) 931-9942.
(montlhy) Webster county mobile health unit
Monthly Community Locations
1st Thursday
Location & Time: Fordland Senior Housing (499 S Walnut St.) from 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.
Location & Time: Rogersville Senior Housing (112 S. Maple St.) from 10:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
2nd & 4th Thursday
Location & Time: Seymore Town Square West Market St. from 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.
Location & Time: Seymore Senior Housing (125 E. Anderson St.) from 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
For more information, call (417) 859-2532.
(BI-WEEKLY) YOUNG PEOPLE IN RECOVERY HOLD BI-WEEKLY ALL-RECOVERY MEETING FOR PEER SUPPORT SPECIALIST
Are you a Peer Support Specialist? This meeting is designed for you!
Connect, share experiences, and learn together as we strengthen our support for the recovery community. Whether you’re just starting in the field or have years of experience, this space is for all peer support professionals committed to recovery and holistic well-being.
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(Weekly) young people in recovery hold weekly national all-recovery meeting
Join weekly for the National All-Recovery Meeting! Come find a community that you can lean on for support, empowerment, and compassion.
This meeting is open to all who are in recovery from a substance use disorder and recovery allies. All recovery pathways are welcome!
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(weekly) wash wednesday at walnut place laundromat
Get 2 loads of laundry washed and dried for FREE!
Are you a person experiencing homelessness or facing financial hardship. Are you struggling to meet basic needs and access essential resources? Are you having difficulty obtaining clothing or maintaining its cleanliness? Wash Wednesday is designed to support you!
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Location: Walnut Place Laundromat (4241 Walnut St. Kansas City, Missouri 64111)
For more information, call (816) 513 – 6010.
Postpartum Support International Annual Meeting
Date: July 7-11, 2025
Location: New Orleans, Louisiana
For more information, visit https://www.postpartum.net/professionals/psi-conference/
2025 Missouri Suicide Prevention Converence
Date: July 17, 2025
Location: Wyndham Executive Center Columbia (2200 Interstate 70 Dr. SW Columbia, MO 65203)
Community Conversations About Suicide Prevention
Date: July 18, 2025
Time: 9:00 – 10:30 a.m.
St. bernards mobile mammography unit at new madrid county health department
Date: August 12, 2025
Time: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Location: New Madrid County Health Department
To schedule, call (573) 748-5541
Christina bohn memorial 5k for pmdd awareness 2025
The Christina Bohn Foundation was created to advocate for women suffering from Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD) and Premenstrual Exacerbation (PME). Through increased awareness and education, we hope women will receive an accurate and more timely diagnosis. We also hope our efforts will prevent deaths by suicide related to having PMDD
To learn more, visit the Christina Bohn Foundation.
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St. bernards mobile mammography unit at new madrid county health department
Date: October 16, 2025
Time: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Location: New Madrid County Health Department
To schedule, call (573) 748-5541
Community Conversations About Suicide Prevention
Date: October 17, 2025
Time: 9:00 – 10:30 a.m.
SUBMIT SYSTEM UPDATES, ORGANIZATIONAL NEWS
Submit System Updates, Organizational News
Use the following form Bee in the Know – System Updates, Organizational News to submit updates, or organizational news to be featured by the Missouri Maternal Health Action Network. These updates and news will be shared in upcoming installments of the Weekly Snapshot, on our social media platforms, as well as in Action Network meetings, workgroup meetings, and other activities. To share time-sensitive information, contact mo_actionnetwork@umkc.edu
For more information, contact mo_actionnetwork@umkc.edu or visit moactionnetwork.org.
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