FSA – Reach Out, Stay Strong, Essentials for Mothers of Newborns (ROSE)
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| Program Description Taken from The First Step Act Approved Program Guide 1/2022 | The ROSE Program is a five-session intervention to reduce the occurrence of postpartum depression symptoms that is delivered during pregnancy and includes a postpartum session. ROSE may be delivered in groups of up to 12 participants or individually. This program offers open enrollment so participants may join at any time during its provision and may complete the sessions out of order. The core elements include psychoeducation on postpartum depression, managing stress in transition to motherhood, social support, redefining expectations for self, and relationships. Session topics include communication skills via role-play, stress management skills, and building social support. |
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| Needs Addressed | Family/Parenting Mental Health |
| Program Delivery | Social Worker |
| Institution Locations | All female sites |