On May 1, 2017, HIVE welcomed two brilliant, radical and caring souls to San Francisco: Registered Midwife Jay MacGillivray and Dr. Mark Yudin (ObGyn) of Toronto?s Positive Pregnancy Program (P3).
In 2006, Jay and Mark co-founded and now co-direct the Positive Pregnancy Programme (P3) at St Michael?s Hospital, Toronto. Their interdisciplinary program works with parents and communities to provide evolving, trauma-aware and culturally-informed sexual and reproductive care for people already living with HIV and for those at systemic risk.
Their talk, ?Trauma-Aware Reproductive Care for Women Living with HIV & Those at Risk? explored how prenatal care is impacted by trauma; including insecure or unsafe housing, immigration status, gender-based violence, problematic substance use, severe mental illness and exploited sex work.
We hope you learn as much as we did from their presentation. Slides and video recordings below.
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Trauma Informed Reproductive Care for Women Living with HIV & Those at Risk
Posted by HIVE: a hub of positive reproductive & sexual health on Monday, May 1, 2017
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Posted by HIVE: a hub of positive reproductive & sexual health on Monday, May 1, 2017
Interested in being trauma aware and promoting resilience? Check out the #BeyondCompassion video series: https://www.hiveonline.org/beyond-compassion/
Thank you so much for making this webinar available for the community. It was very powerful reminder of why we do the work we do.
Thank you for making this available – it is vital information for those who are entering into this field.