Essential Support for Mom with a Newborn
Having a baby brings many changes, and MyMichigan Health is committed to helping mothers get a strong, healthy start for themselves and their newborns. When moms feel supported and well, they’re better able to raise happier, healthier children.
Postpartum depression is a common concern, and without support, it can have long-lasting effects on both mother and baby. That’s why maternal mental health is an essential part of perinatal care and overall maternal safety.
The ROSE Program (Reach Out, Stay Strong, Essentials for Mothers of Newborns) is an evidence-based program designed to help lower the risk of postpartum depression. Participants learn practical skills and receive information, tools, and resources to support their well-being as they adjust to life with a new baby.
What You’ll Gain:
- Practical tools to manage stress
- Strategies for healthy relationships
- Guidance to plan for life after baby arrives
- Support from a caring professional and other moms
Jessica Graczyk, L.M.S.W., and Tara Stockmeyer, L.M.S.W.-C., P.M.H.-C., will help you build tools through the four-weekly one-hour virtual sessions.
Once your baby arrives, enjoy a bonus virtual check‑in to talk through your experience and refresh the strategies that help you thrive.
Take a proactive step for your well-being and your baby’s future. You deserve support.
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| Tara Stockmeyer, L.M.S.W.-C., P.M.H.-C. |
Jessica Graczyk, L.M.S.W. |
