The Blooming Phoenix

The Blooming Phoenix This is a safe space for mothers to fellowship, unwind, heal and grow while engaging with health and

We will begin our filmmaker mental health check-in in 2 hours! Filmmakers and lovers of film are encouraged to join. Ple...
09/27/2020

We will begin our filmmaker mental health check-in in 2 hours! Filmmakers and lovers of film are encouraged to join. Please click the link in the bio of

Black women! How are you feeling? Let’s check in. Click the link in the bio for more details.
07/25/2020

Black women! How are you feeling? Let’s check in. Click the link in the bio for more details.

Our well-informed, personable panelists were spectacular and presented us with much needed information and insight. Than...
06/13/2019

Our well-informed, personable panelists were spectacular and presented us with much needed information and insight. Thank you for participating

Without the COMMUNITY there wouldn’t be a   There are organizations within the community who care about the health and w...
06/06/2019

Without the COMMUNITY there wouldn’t be a There are organizations within the community who care about the health and wellbeing of all of the members of their community. Thank you for making the first a success!!! _____________

@ Crenshaw Yoga & Dance Studio

Thank you to EVERYONE who came out Saturday for the first Blooming Phoenix Maternal Mental Health Awareness Brunch! We e...
06/04/2019

Thank you to EVERYONE who came out Saturday for the first Blooming Phoenix Maternal Mental Health Awareness Brunch! We enjoyed good food, good company and amazing conversation. @ Crenshaw Yoga & Dance Studio

05/27/2019

Yummy!!! We are so excited to have cater this brunch. We love everything they do for the community and their healthier takes on our beloved food for the soul. Don’t worry, there will be vegan options as well.
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05/25/2019

This space will transform June 1st for the // we can’t wait to see you all!
Ticket link in our bio. 🌼

Dr. Sayida Prepah is another one of our outstanding panelists for June 1! Dr. Prepah is heavily involved in the work it ...
05/25/2019

Dr. Sayida Prepah is another one of our outstanding panelists for June 1! Dr. Prepah is heavily involved in the work it takes to understand maternal mental health issues so that she can better assist others. She prides herself in being a community connector and her company Diversity Uplifts is a partner of the brunch.
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Dr. Sayida Peprah is both a licensed Clinical Psychologist and trained Birth Doula. She specializes in multicultural psychology, trauma, su***de prevention and maternal mental health. Dr. Sayida has a multi-faced career as a Clinical Psychologist having worked in community-based, in-home, psychiatric hospital and correctional settings. She is also an Associate Professor of Psychology for the University of Phoenix and presents and consultants on topics of cultural diversity/humility, mental and maternal mental health, through her non-profit organization Diversity Uplifts, Inc.

Dr. Sayida’s work in maternal health includes serving as a doula mentor, cultural competency instructor and consultant for the Association for Wholistic Maternal and Newborn Health, in Los Angeles. Dr. Sayida is also an active member of the Black Women Birthing Justice Collective and a Collaborator with the Black Mamas Matter Alliance, promoting research, education and community-based services to positively transform birthing experiences of women of color. Dr. Sayida has served and continues to serve on advisory committees to improve maternal health including the California Maternal Quality Care Collaborative, Maternal Su***de Review Committee and others aimed at identifying key risks and opportunities for quality improvement and prevention around disparities.

@ Crenshaw and Slauson

05/21/2019

You do not have to struggle with PPD alone or in silence. PPD is a treatable psychological disorder and does not make you a bad parent.
As states- Make sure to find healthy coping skills during this time or offer healthy coping skills to a loved one instead of passing judgment!
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If you are thinking about harming either yourself or your baby, put your baby down in their crib immediately and call a family member, friend, or one of the following helplines: 1-800-SUICIDE (1-800-784-2433); 1-800-273-TALK (1-800-273-8255); or 1-800-PPD-MOMS (1-800-773-6667)
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