M O M C O D E

08/20/2026

Maternal mental health issues have been front and center in the headlines recently, which is why it's so important to continue to talk about them.

I posted this on Threads this morning. It got a lot of people talking, which is exactly the point. 💖

Keep sharing your stories. There is power in sharing.

08/18/2026

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08/07/2026

New Empowerment Series Author Talk!

MOMCODE is excited to host author and mental health advocate Emily Adler Mosqueda to speak about her book, "Unexpected: A Postpardum Memoir" on Thursday, August 20 at 4 PM Pacific Time/7 PM Eastern on Zoom.

The book chronicles her experience with postpardum anxiety and depression after having her second child and the alternative healing journey she undertook. Everyone is welcome to share their stories in a safe, non-judgmental space.

An audiobook is also available narrated by the author. Learn more at www.emilyadlermosqueda.com.

Scan QR code in image for Zoom link.

07/31/2026

Happy International Day of Friendship today & every day ♥️
This beautiful poster is available via our “Culture Through Words- Words In Different Languages “ poster series available digitally worldwide 🌏
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https://www.diversitykids.com.au/store/p300/Diversity_Kids_-_Culture_Through_Words_-_Words_In_Different_Languages_Poster_Series.html #/

07/25/2026

Our annual meeting is 1 week away! ❤💛💚💜

Please join us next Saturday to recap an amazing year and hear from keynote speaker Amber Stewart on identity and leading with confidence.

Join on Zoom at: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84179496903?pwd=xx2lbB2O0Eb7dm5rwcWxtSxwjeIc0R.1

07/22/2026

MOMCODE is excited to welcome author and mental health advocate Emily Adler Mosqueda to our Empowerment Book Club Series this month.

She will share her book "Unexpected: A Postpardum Memoir" on Thursday, August 20 at 4 PM Pacific Time/7 PM Eastern.

Plus, she will return to lead a mini-workshop on writing as a healing process on Thursday, September 10 at 2:30 PM Pacific/5:30 PM Eastern.

Both events are free and open to everyone. Scan the QR code on the flyer to join us on Zoom.

Emily Adler Mosqueda, M.S., CCC-SLP, GC-ITMH, PMH-C (she/her/ella) is a second-generation Mexican-American. In 2018, Emily experienced postpartum depression and anxiety and began an alternative healing journey. Her memoir Unexpected chronicles her experience. Since 2009, Emily has professionally practiced as a bilingual and bicultural pediatric speech-language pathologist and currently is an Associate Clinical Professor and Supervisor at the University of Oregon. She is married and a mother of two daughters. An audiobook is also available narrated by the author. Learn more at www.emilyadlermosqueda.com.

07/22/2026