Williamsburg Pregnancy-Related Mood Disorders Support Group

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WILLIAMSBURG PREGNANCY-RELATED MOOD DISORDERS SUPPORT GROUP

Williamsburg Pregnancy Related Mood Disorder Support Group will meet the second Tuesday of each month. 

We are a safe, healing space to share experiences, emotions, and support. Facilitated by local mother Diana
McSpadden and Jean Jackson, RN, counselor, and Stephens minister (accepting of all belief and non-belief ). Babies under 1 year are welcome, but we encourage you to find childcare if possible to allow participants to focus on support and healing. Please note that this is a MORNING event.
DATE: 2nd Tuesday of each month

LOCATION: Anahata Yoga Center of Williamsburg
104 Bypass Road, Suite 201
Williamsburg, Virginia 23185
www.williamsburgyoga.com

TIME: 8:30 – 9:00 AM Self-Guided meditation and stretching
9:00 – 10:00 AM Support Group meeting
Please note that there is a yoga class at 10:30 AM that will offer discounted rates for support group participants.

For information call or email Diana McSpadden at facilitatorPPDWilliamsburgVA@gmail.com or (757) 349-6441


ABOUT THE FACILITATORS
Diana McSpadden is a survivor of prenatal and postpartum depression and mother of two. She is a working mother, cyclist, yogini, computer geek, runner, and sometimes vegetarian, who loves reading books to children, sleeping late (which mean 7:30AM these days), and eating dessert.
She survived PPD after her first child was born because of the love and care from her husband, her extended family, her friends and her psychiatrist.

Jean Jackson has 20+ years as a Master’s prepared Psychiatric Nurse Clinician. She is also certified in Holistic Nursing and Bereavement Counseling. She is currently one of the Leaders of the Stephen Ministry program at Bruton Parish Church in Williamsburg, VA. Stephen Ministry was founded in 1974, with more than 450,000 trained volunteers in over 10,000 congregations nationwide. Stephen Ministers provide a caring, non-judgmental and confidential presence without regard to the
faith, race, or national origin, in the lives of those they serve.

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