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SUMMARY:Child Study Center Speaker Series
DESCRIPTION:\nSona Dimidjian\, Ph.D.\n\nProfessor\, Department of Psycho
logy and Neuroscience\n\nUniversity of Colorado\, Boulder\n\n"\;Prev
enting and Treating Depression During the Perinatal Period"\;\n\nAbs
tract: Depression among women during pregnancy and the postpartum period
is a major public health problem\, with implications for women and fami
lies. Despite this\, existing interventions for the prevention and treat
ment of depression during this lifecycle phase are limited in addressing
women&rsquo\;s needs. In this talk\, Dr. Dimidjian will discuss the way
s in which a clinical psychological science approach to prevention and i
ntervention helps to identify specific skills that support women&rsquo\;
s well-being as well as delivery methods that prioritize access. Multipl
e examples and empirical findings will be provided to illustrate the way
s in which the thoughtful integration of science\, community\, and techn
ology can increase our understanding of practices to promote enduring in
dividual and social well-being.\n\nCo-sponsored with the Edna Bennett Pi
erce Prevention Research Center\n\nFor more details: https://events.la.p
su.edu/event/child_study_center_speaker_series_688/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Sona Dimidji
an, Ph.D.
Professor, Department of Psychology and Neuroscience<
br />University of Colorado, Boulder
"Preventing and
Treating Depression During the Perinatal Period"
Abstr
act: Depression among women during pregnancy and the postpartum peri
od is a major public health problem, with implications for women and fam
ilies. Despite this, existing interventions for the prevention and treat
ment of depression during this lifecycle phase are limited in addressing
women’s needs. In this talk, Dr. Dimidjian will discuss the ways
in which a clinical psychological science approach to prevention and int
ervention helps to identify specific skills that support women’s w
ell-being as well as delivery methods that prioritize access. Multiple e
xamples and empirical findings will be provided to illustrate the ways i
n which the thoughtful integration of science, community, and technology
can increase our understanding of practices to promote enduring individ
ual and social well-being.
Co-sponsored with the Edna Bennett Pier
ce Prevention Research Center
For more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/child_stu
dy_center_speaker_series_688/
URL:http://csc.la.psu.edu/speaker-series/2018-2019-speaker-series
LOCATION:Memorial Lounge, 107 Pasquerilla Spiritual Center
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