Trauma Informed Care in the Perinatal Period
Supporting Mothers and Midwives with Traumatic Birth Experiences
Your Instructor
Dr. Jill Chasse is an experienced and accomplished Doctor of Public Health and Indigenous Medicine, Perinatal Epidemiologist and Certified Clinical Trauma Specialist with over 20 years of experience as a birth worker in both health and psychology. In addition, she has over a decade of midwifery schooling and apprenticeships including homebirth, birth center, and hospital experience.
Her clinical strengths are in the areas of applied clinical epidemiology including clinical trauma, neuropsychology and psychopathology. Her preventive medicine concentration from her public health post graduate focus is in tropical medicine and global maternal/ infant health. She has worked in various federal health agencies including NIH and the CDC and is a certified EMT.
In 2020, Dr. Chasse passed her Board Certification in Naturopathic Medicine and was honored with a Doctor of Humanitarian Services award. She is dedicated to volunteer and humanitarian work and currently works as a Duty Officer for the Red Cross Disaster Action Response and Volunteer State Coordinator for Postpartum Support International (PSI).
Dr. Chasse lives in Northern NJ with her husband and amazing teenagers, and works as Adjunct Professor and Instructor at several universities, schools and programs. She enjoys teaching both the science and art of maternal/perinatal health, global health, and integrative medicine.
-Dr. Jill Diana Chasse, DrPH, PhD, MPA, MSpsy, IMD, CCTS-P
Course Curriculum
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StartWILL I RECEIVE EMAIL REMINDERS?
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StartLET'S GET TO KNOW EACH OTHER...
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StartJOIN OUR PRIVATE FACEBOOK GROUP
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StartTROUBLE SHOOTING PROBLEMS
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StartINSTRUCTIONS, COPYRIGHT, & DISCLAIMER
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StartIntroduction into Birth Trauma (5:45)
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StartImportance of Understanding Birth Trauma Needs (8:30)
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StartTrauma in the Perinatal Period (52:28)
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StartTrauma Informed Care (20:05)
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StartNeurobiology of Trauma (17:34)
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StartHealing from a Trauma Birth Experience (18:00)
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StartSubsequent Birth Trauma (22:25)
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StartProvider Birth Trauma (34:01)
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StartEVALUATION