At the Redleaf Center for Family Healing, we are committed to evaluating and sharing outcomes and best practices for multi-generational mental health and parenting support. Our research is grounded in trauma-informed principles that prioritize safety, patient voice and choice, trustworthiness and transparency, and collaboration. We acknowledge the harm and traumatization of BIPOC communities that has occurred in the service of research in the United States and we actively strive to prioritize patient safety above all else.
Publications
- Keeping parent, child, and relationship in mind: Clinical effectiveness of a trauma-informed, multigenerational, attachment-based mother-baby partial hospital program in an urban safety net hospital (publication pending), Helen G. Kim, Nora Erickson, Jessica M. Flynn
- Exposure to Racism and Other Adverse Childhood Experiences Among Perinatal Women with Moderate to Severe Mental Illness, Helen G. Kim, Jessica M. Kuendig, Kriti Prasad, Anne Sexter
- Posttraumatic stress disorder among women receiving prenatal care at three federally qualified health care centers, Helen G Kim, Patricia A Harrison, Amy L Godecker, Charlene N Muzyka
- Addressing perinatal depression in a group of underserved urban women: a focus group study Nancy C Raymond, Rebekah J Pratt, Amy Godecker, Patricia A Harrison, Helen Kim, Jesse Kuendig, Jennifer O’Brien
- Screening for Postpartum Depression Among Low-Income Mothers Using an Interactive Voice Response System, Helen G. Kim,Jon i Geppert, Tu Quan, Yiscah Bracha, Virginia Lupo, Diana B. Cutts
Resources
For Pregnant Individuals & Parents
For Children
Other Resources
For Professionals
Services
HopeLine
Our staff will listen and guide you to the right support — either at the Mother-Baby HopeLine or in your community.
Mother-Baby Connections Group
Our staff will listen and guide you to the right support — either at the Mother-Baby HopeLine or in your community.
Mother-Baby Day Hospital
Pregnant individuals and mothers receive mental health treatment 20 hours per week
Perinatal Outpatient Program (POP)
Pregnant individuals and mothers receive 4 1/2 hours of mental health treatment per week