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    TRAIN ED · Live online continuing education

    Menopause and Mental Health: Let’s Talk About It

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    When and how to join

    When
    Friday, February 5, 2027 · 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM ET
    Where
    Live online via Zoom: join from anywhere
    Trainer
    Linzi Rae Matta, LICSW, & Melissa Santoro, LICSW
    Continuing education
    3.0 CE hours
    Cost
    $50

    About this training

    This 3-hour training will focus on the mental health impacts of menopause. Attendees will learn about the potential impacts of menopause on women’s mental health, as related to their emotional health, mental health, physical health and spiritual health. Medical advocacy and racial & ethnic disparities in research will be explored, along with considerations for trauma, culture and gender implications. Resources will be shared as well as written, personal stories from women who have experienced mental health impacts due to perimenopause & menopause. Learning Objectives 1. Attendees will increase their knowledge relating to perimenopause & menopause symptoms, not readily discussed in our society. 2. Attendees will increase their knowledge relating to potential ways to address perimenopause & menopause symptoms. 3. Attendees will learn of at least 3 new resources specific to supporting women in perimenopause & menopause.

    Continuing education

    • 3.0 CEUs (National Association of Social Workers – RI Chapter, RI Certification Board Chemical Dependency, and Licensed Mental Health Counselors through the RI Mental Health Counselors Association)
    • 3.0 NBCC-approved continuing education credit hours
    • Approved for 3.0 NAADAC CE Hours

    Outside Rhode Island? TRAIN ED is nationally approved by NBCC and NAADAC (provider #339978). Many state boards accept these hours; check with yours before you register. Licensure & CEU resources

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    Training fees cover the cost of running TRAIN ED, SUMHLC's continuing education program for behavioral health professionals.