Seminar Information

These trainings can be as short as one hour to two days in length. I can tailor information to the needs of the audience (physicians, nurses, doulas, childbirth educators, mental health professionals, lactation consultants, etc). Fees are based on length of workshop and travel time. Please contact me for more information.

From Oklahoma University Health Sciences Center, Dept. of Family & Preventive Medicine-Grand Rounds Presentation, May 20, 2009

Authoritative, well-documented conversational presentation. New information on impact/management of pregnancy related psych disorders.

Excellent, interesting and VERY clinically relevant. This topic is often not explored in practice but should be.” “Very good coverage of topic.

Great speaker, very good knowledge of her area.  Very interesting and relevant discussion.

Very well explained. Good speaking voice.

From Oklahoma City 2 day training, May 2009 attendees asked what they liked most about the training said:

Multiple excellent resources.  I always value the personal / clinical experience of presenters & both Pec & Meeka were so knowledgeable and accessible.

Content was very rich -- Very good information -- Trainers were superb! Clearly they are well informed and passionate about PPD.

Everything very valuable -- Lots and lots of info provided -- Very comprehensive.

The holistic approach to treatment. Meeting the needs of the client - Therapeutic, Case Management, Social Support, Medication & Physiology.

Feedback from National Institutes of Mental Health, 5/09, Washington DC:

Pec and Birdie are incredible speakers with great sense of humor. I’ve been to many advanced trainings and thoroughly enjoyed their fun, direct speaking styles.

I’ve been coming to conferences for my license for nine years and this has been hands down the most informative conference I have been to.

Wonderfully done, comprehensive program that really captured the essence of PMADs in a way no other conference has

What a great seminar. I can’t wait to share the info with the doctors at my office and hospital.

A wonderful compilation of information. Thorough and comprehensive providing a valuable training opportunity.

Other Feedback From Seminar Attendees:

» A wonderful compilation of information. Thorough and comprehensive providing a valuable training opportunity.

» This was the most interesting and applicable training I’ve attended in my 20 years of social work.

» Very practical and helpful.

»Critical Components to Recovery was Fabulous!

» I’ve been coming to conferences for my license for nine years and this has been hands down the most informative conference I have been to.

» Excellent and interesting speaker.  She speaks humorously about a humor-less subject.  I’d come again to hear her lecture and recommend her to my colleagues.

» Pec has a great style of presenting – I enjoyed the anecdotal info too.

» This was an excellent class. One of the best I’ve ever taken. I would definitely attend other classes by this speaker.

» Thank you for a wonderful event- great speaker – great topic- very pertinent and engaging

» Enjoyed the presentation- was clear and very practical

» Excellent presentation! Thank you

» Very knowledgeable – well presented and interesting

» Pec was very interesting and great to listen to. I really enjoyed the conference and found it useful

» Wonderful presentation- will change my practice and my life! Thank you.

» Very informative. Excellent instructor-one of the best seminars I’ve attended. -Gale Thompson PhD

» Pec has a wonderful knowledge base and great personal expertise. Her passion for this topic is present in her delivery and make the workshop very enjoyable. -Julie Evans, social worker

» This instructor is exceptionally well-versed in technical and therapeutic aspects of subject matter. She creates a very comfortable learning environment and “mood.”-Douglas Hawkins, PhD

» I got exactly what I wanted to learn at this training. Very well taught. With the help of the booklet it will be easy to relay this to staff and clients. -Kelly Hamilton RN