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Rage, a mood disruption that causes intense anger and agitation, can be a common experience coinciding with various mental health disorders. The term maternal rage was coined to describe the experience of rage that mothers frequently face, especially during the perinatal period. In this presentation, we’ll define and explore the concept of maternal rage and its various stages, and we’ll look at how therapists can help clients to reframe their rage in order to create healing and change. [While the talk focuses on rage in the framework of motherhood, concepts can be applied to working with other forms of rage as well - marital rage, paternal rage, etc..
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Statement of program material's accuracy, utility, and risks: This course on maternal rage provides accurate, evidence-based information and practical tools for mental health professionals. It emphasizes a biopsychosocial approach, offering strategies such as CBT, ACT, mindfulness, and somatic techniques to improve client outcomes. The content is rooted in current research and presenters clinical experience. A list of references supporting the course content will be provided to participants.
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Megan MacCutcheon is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Certified Perinatal Mental Health practitioner who helps overwhelmed moms find a sense of balance while raising young children. As a busy mom of three, Megan knows that motherhood is a juggling act. She loves teaching tools and strategies to help moms de-stress and embrace self-care so they can better navigate challenges associated with parenting. She is passionate about spreading awareness regarding the various and very common perinatal mood and anxiety disorders women can experience, and enjoys supporting moms through healing and finding fulfillment in their journeys.
Megan also specializes in processing trauma using EMDR, and in helping women and young adults build self-esteem. She has published four books on the topic.
You can connect with Megan online at www.meganmaccutcheon.com.