Outlined below are training and technical assistance resources available in New Hampshire for the perinatal workforce — statewide collaboratives, learning series, and peer consultation groups you can join today.
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Networks working across New Hampshire on maternal and infant health.
The NHPQC represents a statewide network working collaboratively towards improving maternal and infant health care and outcomes in our state.
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NH AIM and the Alliance for Innovation on Maternal Health (AIM) is a quality improvement initiative to support best practices to improve maternal health outcomes. AIM offers online resources, technical assistance, webinars, and learning series.
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Connects mothers and healthcare providers to compassionate, evidence-based mental health support. NH Mom Hub helps families navigate mental health support statewide through warmline talk/text support, peer mentoring, targeted local referrals, and follow-up.
A multidisciplinary space for collaboration and resource sharing, and to identify and support activities aiming to serve the needs of those impacted by perinatal substance exposure in New Hampshire.
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NNEPQIN is a member organization that aims to improve perinatal health across Northern New England through collaboration on clinical guidelines, QI projects, case review, and educational conferences.
Non-profit organization dedicated to helping those with perinatal mood disorders.
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Frameworks and continuing education for the perinatal workforce.
A learning framework that engages people virtually where they share support, guidance, and feedback.
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ACOG is a professional membership organization providing practice guidelines, management tools, and career development resources.
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Ongoing spaces for peer workers, providers, and prescribers.
Closed group session for peer support workers with lived recovery experience, offering a confidential space to talk through the unique challenges of doing this work while also managing one’s own personal recovery journey.
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Monthly learning series for peer workers including doulas, peer support workers, peer mental health navigators, recovery navigators, community resource specialists, and community health workers working in perinatal and maternal health settings.
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Free, open group for anyone working with families during the perinatal period—therapists, midwives, doulas, nurses, lactation consultants, care coordinators, and others supporting clients through pregnancy, postpartum, infertility, and loss. The format is informal and collaborative—bring cases, questions, or come to listen and learn from other professionals in the field.
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Perinatal mental health consultation for prescribers and didactic learning sessions.
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