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Mental Health Break: Supporting Perinatal Mental Health

Dr. Kirsten Reynolds, a clinical psychologist at the University of Manitoba, is partnering with Rita Chahal and the Mood Disorders Association of Manitoba to co-develop an evidence‑based, peer‑support initiative for pregnant and postpartum people experiencing depression. This collaborative project will centre inclusivity, lived experience, and research to improve perinatal mental health outcomes across Manitoba. 💙📚

🧠Take a Mental Health Break with U Radio and the Mood Disorders Association of Manitoba. https://u-channel.ca/mental-health-break/

Listen on U Radio 88.7 FM weekdays at 8 PM CT.🎙️

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