Over 500 behavioral health researchers, physicians, nurses, and mental health advocates gathered at the biennial Marcé Society Congress help in conjunction with Postpartum Support International (PSI) on October 27-30 to share new findings, collaborate on new pathways, and present scientific discoveries on all matters surrounding women's perinatal and postnatal mental health. The conference provided over 140 presentations on critical topics including hormones and pregnancy, depression and pregnancy, prenatal anxiety disorders, risk factors for postpartum psychosis, treatment for pregnancy and eating disorders, father's attachment style, psychotherapy, midwives, screening for partner abuse, lactation failure, bipolar disorder, psychotropic drugs, and clinical trials.
The following educational activity, consisting of the recorded sessions conducted on October 28-30th, has been made possible by the Marcé Society with contributions from the Staunton Farm Foundation, UPMC Health Plan and Community Care Behavioral Health, the Fine Foundation and an NIMH conference grant (R13 MH 086993).
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The Accuracy of the PHQ-9 and CES-D for Postpartum Depression in an Urban Pediatric Clinic
Presenter: Linda H. Chaudron, M.D., M.S.The Swedish Validation of the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale –EPDS During Pregnancy
Presenter: Christine Rubertsson, RN, RM, MA, PhDPain in the Early Postpartum and Postnatal Depression Screening: Symptom or Confounding Factor?
Presenter: Michele Maron, M.D.Screening for Postpartum Depression Among Low-Income Mothers Using an Interactive Voice Response System
Presenter: Helen G Kim, MDPost-Birth Screening in Pittsburgh, PA: Results from an NIMH-Funded Study
Presenter: Michelle L. Costantino, MADifferences in Referral for Services and Mental Health Care Utilization in Postpartum Depression: a Comparison by Racial/Ethnic Group and Language of Care
Presenter: Judy A. Greene, MDDisseminating Perinatal Depression Screening as a Public Health Initiative: A Train-the-Trainer Approach
Presenter: Lisa S. Segre, PhDPerinatal Mental Health Policy and Service Development in Australia: National Clinical Practice Guidelines for Depression and Related Disorders (Anxiety, Bipolar and Puerperal Psychosis) in the Perinatal Period
Presenter: Marie-Paul Austin, MBBS, MD, FRANZCPClinically Identified Postpartum Depression in Asian American Mothers
Presenter: Deepika Goyal, PhD, RN, FNPIncidence and Prevalence of Depression in Women and Men, During Pregnancy and After Childbirth: Comparing the Likelihood to Be Depressed in Subsamples of Previously Severely Depressed and Without History of Depression
Presenter: Florbela TeixeiraHispanic Women’s View of Antenatal Depression
Presenter: Sandraluz Lara-Cinisomo, Ph.D.Enhancing Treatment Utilization for Postpartum Depression
Presenter: Rena Bina, MSWFeasibility of a Collaborative Care Model for Postpartum Depression in an Urban Pediatrics Clinic
Presenter: Linda H. Chaudron, MD, MSOPENING KEYNOTE LECTURE
Rosalynn Carter: "Within Our Reach: Ending The Mental Health Crisis"
Introduction by University of Pittsburgh Chancellor Mark NordenbergModerator: Katherine L. Wisner, MD, Conference Director
Introduction and Welcome
Introduction: Katherine L. Wisner, MD, MS, President, Marcè SocietyLucy Puryear, MD, President, Postpartum Support International
Will Postpartum Onset Disorders Disappear From DSM-5?
Presenter: Ellen Frank, PhDContributions of Perinatal Mental Health Research to the Field of Psychology
Presenters: Michael O'Hara, PhDContributions of Perinatal Mental Health Research to the Field of Psychiatry
Presenters: David Rubinow, MDContributions of the Field of Developmental Psychopathology to Perinatal Mental Health Research
Presenters: Sherryl H. Goodman, PhDParallel Sessions
T1: ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION DURING PREGNANCY: ASSOCIATIONS WITH MATERNAL IMMUNE FUNCTION AND OUTCOMES FOR THE CHILD
Trauma But Not Depression Is Associated with Pro- Inflammatory in Pregnancy
Presenter: Emma Robertson Blackmore, PhDPrenatal Anxiety, Behavioral and Cortisol Outcomes in the Child: From the ALSPAC Cohort
Presenter: Vivette Glover, PhDExposure to Maternal Psychosocial Stress in Utero Is Associated With Metabolic, Endocrine, Immune and Cognitive Dysfunction in Adult Life
Presenters: Pathik D. Wadhwa, M.D., Ph.D.Prenatal Anxiety, HPA Axis Activity, and Immune Outcomes in the Child
Presenters: Thomas O'Connor, Ph.D.T2: BIRTH TRAUMA AND FEAR OF BIRTH
Subsequent Childbirth After a Previous Traumatic Birth
Presenters: Cheryl T. Beck, DNSc, CNM, FAANFear of Childbirth: Causes and Consequences
Presenters: Malin Eberhard-Gran, MD, PhDThe Wijma Delivery Expectancy Questionnaire: A Revalidation
Presenters: Susan Garthus-NiegelThe Experience of "APOYOCESAREAS" - Lessons learned From an Internet-Based Support Group for Spanish Women Recovering from Caesareans
Presenters: Ibone Olza, MD, PhDT3. NEW TREATMENT APPROACHES FOR PERINATAL DEPRESSION: INTERVENTIONS DEVELOPED BY EARLY CAREER INVESTIGATORS
Mindfulness Based Prevention of Perinatal Depression: Innovative Treatment Development
Presenters: Sona Dimidjian, PhDPartner Assisted Therapy (PAT) for Perinatal Depression: A Feasibility Trial
Presenters: Anna BrandonHome-Based Family Treatment for Postpartum Depression
Presenters: Cynthia L. Battle, PhDCulturally Relevant Psychotherapy for Perinatal Depression
Presenters: Nancy K. Grote, PHDT4: FOCUS ON MOTHER AND INFANT FUNCTIONING
Women Who Present with Mental Health Problems During Pregnancy: How Can Midwives Be Helped To Manage their Care?
Presenters: Patricia M. Jarrett, MPhil, BA, PGCSSRM, Midwife, RNIncreasing Sensitivity in Parent-Infant Interaction: A Video-feedback Intervention Package for Parents with Severe Mental Illness and Their Babies
Presenters: Susan J Pawlby, PhDThe Impact of Postnatal Depression on the Infant May Be More Complex Than Expected
Presenters: Gisele Apter, MD, PhDThe Development of the Barkin Index of Maternal Functioning
Presenters: Jennifer L Barkin, PhDParallel Sessions II
T5. PERINATAL WOMEN WITH PSYCHOSES
Childbearing Women with Schizophrenia
Presenters: Laura Miller, M.D.High Prevalence of Autoimmune Thyroid Dysfunction in Postpartum Psychosis
Presenters: Veerle Bergink, MDExperiences of Recovering from Postpartum Psychosis: A Service User Led Research Project
Presenters: Clare DolmanSatisfaction With Care, Time To Recovery and Long Term Outcome in Women Who Have Experienced Postpartum Psychosis: Comparing Models of Postpartum Psychiatric Care
Presenters: Jessica Heron, PhDT6: PERINATAL MENTAL HEALTH NETWORK: FROM LIAISON PSYCHIATRY TO MOTHER- BABY UNITS
Articulation of Mother and Baby Units and Network Cares in Perinatality
Presenters: Anne Laure Sutter-Dallay, MD, PhDEmergency Perinatal Liaison Psychiatry Unit PUMMA : Integrative Management of Perinatal Mental Health in a Perinatal Health System Network
Presenters: Gisele Apter, MD, PhDRole of a Mother Baby Unit in Managing Bipolar Disorder Before Pregnancy, During Pregnancy and in the Postpartum Period
Presenters: Michel Maron, MDInpatient Mother-and-Child Postpartum Psychiatric Care: Factors Associated with Improvement in Maternal Mental Health
Presenters: NMC Glangeaud-FreudenthalT7: PSYCHOLOGICAL AND NEUROBIOLOGICAL MATERNAL AND INFANT OUTCOMES ASSOCIATED WITH DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY FROM PREGNANCY THROUGH POSTPARTUM
The Trajectory of Perinatal Depression, Psychosocial and Neuroedocrine Measures and the Impact of Treatment on Maternal and Infant Outcomes
Presenters: Heather Flynn, PhDPerceived Social Support Interacts with Prenatal Depression to Predict Birth Outcomes
Presenters: Kimberly J. Nylen, PhDMaternal stress during pregnancy: Impact on maternal and child outcomes over 16-months
Presenters: Michael W. O'HaraMaternal Perinatal Depression: Impact on Infant Emotion Regulation, Sleep and Subsequent Toddler Behavior Problems
Presenters: M MuzikT8: SLEEP AND INFLAMMATION IN PERINATAL WOMEN
Sleep Disturbances in Depressed and Non-Depressed Pregnant Women
Presenters: Michele Okun, PhDSleep and Depression Among Postnatal Women - a Population Based Questionnaire Study Supplemented by Sleep Diary and Actigraphy
Presenters: Signe Dørheim, MD, PhDEarly vs. Late Wake Therapy Effects on Mood and Endocrine Measures in Pregnancy and Postpartum Depression
Presenters: Barbara Parry, MDPostpartum Depression: Is Exaggerated Inflammation the Key Factor?
Presenters: Elizabeth J. Corwin, PhDSpecial Address: "Starting and Sustaining Perinatal Support Groups"
Discussion: Postpartum Support International PanelAntidepressants/Antimanic Agents during Pregnancy: Lessons from the Last Two Decades
Introduction: Lee Cohen, MDA Tale of Two Exposures: Prenatal Antidepressant and Maternal Mood Exposure Effects on Early Child Development
Presenter: Tim Oberlander, MDVertical Transmission of Risk from Caregiver to Infant
Presenters: Zachary Stowe MDParallel Sessions III
Theme: To chart perinatal mental illness trajectories to determine when, where and how to intervene