Project AMMA

04/24/2023

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04/24/2023

04/24/2023

We’re happy to share our next session, “Sex/Gender Differences in Substance Use Disorders: A Systematic Review of Human Neuroimaging Research,” which will be presented by Andrea Maxwell, a third-year MSTP (MD/PhD) student studying sex/gender differences in addiction. This session will be on Friday, April 28th at 11:30 am, and then Andrea will be returning on Saturday, April 29th at 1:30 for an in-person poster presentation. If you’re interested in this session, please register for the 2023 Women’s Mental Health Conference using the link in our bio.

04/24/2023

Our next session is, “Perceived Social Support and Women’s Mental Health: Insights from a Qualitative Assessment.” It will be presented by Dr. Saima Hirani, Assistant Professor at the UBC, School of Nursing. This is one of our asynchronous sessions and will be available to stream throughout the conference. If you’re interested in attending this and many other session, please register for the conference through the link in our bio.

04/24/2023

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02/19/2023

Project AMMA Foundation is a tax-exempt organization supporting women recovering from one-off events such as an accident, violent attack or natural disaster, and chronic stress resulting from narcissistic abuse, childhood or intimate partner abuse, bullying, long-term illness or a pandemic such as COVID-19. Resources provided include access to trained mental health professionals; therapists and counselors, online and in-person coaching programs, community services, divorce and co-parenting support and education. Project AMMA looks forward to providing scholarships, speakers, and literary platforms to individuals and organizations committed to women's health & wellness.

Please contact us if you are a professional therapist or counselor offering any of the following. We would love to add you to our provider registry:

• Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT): A form of talk therapy that changes automatic negative thought patterns
• Trauma-focused CBT: A type of CBT geared toward children, adolescents, and their parents
• Motivational interviewing: A form of psychotherapy that helps patients recover by enhancing their motivation to heal
• Eye movement desensitization reprocessing (EDMR): Therapy that focuses on changing the way memories are stored in the brain to help reduce negative feelings associated with trauma
• Art therapy: Therapy that involves using creativity and self-expression to heal from trauma

Contact us if you offer online or in-person coaching or divorce and co-parenting support for individuals recovering from narcissistic abuse.

We would love to partner with you!

Thank you.

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