Our October Newsletter

October marks an important month as we honored World Mental Health Day on October 10th and Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month. We thank those who help in the effort to destigmatize mental health and offer support to those who need it. It takes a community to work towards a world where mental health is valued just as much as physical health and to bring light to these important topics.

We wish our Seleni family a smooth transition into this month of change and a reminder to stay close to loved ones, neighbors and peers.

-The Seleni Team

 Keeping Up with Seleni

October Discounts on All Trainings!

Our entire library of professional trainings is 25% off with code FALL25OFF, including our signature training, Maternal Mental Health Intensive Online. Email programs@seleni.org with any questions you may have. 

New Free Screening!

In honor of World Mental Health Day, we are offering our Screening for Perinatal Emotional Distress Training for free until November 15 with the code PMADSCREENING. You will prepare yourself with the basic tools to screen for perinatal mental health concerns. 

Continuing Education News

Seleni's entire library of online trainings has been recognized by the New York State Education Department's State Board for Psychology as an approved provider of continuing education (CE) for licensed psychologists! Visit our training site or reach out to programs@seleni.org for more details, including CE credits and professional fulfillment.

October Insights & Resources

On Loving Someone Who Battles Inner Demons

In honor of World Mental Health Day, TIME Magazine shares a story for those who battle the most serious mental health issues and have a small tribe of loved ones who travel that road with them.

Pregnancy Loss Leave Is Missing from Parental Leave Conversation

Motherly discusses why we need to have more conversations about the need for pregnancy loss leave and why we need to destigmatize it.

Tips for Celebrating Halloween Safely with Unvaccinated Kids

Healthline share safety tips for children too young to yet receive the vaccine.

Seleni Spotlight

Dr. Hila Sachs

Seleni is excited to announce that Dr. Hila Sachs, Postdoctoral Psychologist, will be joining our team next month. Dr. Sachs has a special interest in women’s mental health, and is specifically passionate about increasing access to culturally-sensitive and high quality mental health care for women. Click here to learn more about Dr. Sachs.

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