2Gen THRIVE
Preventing the intergenerational transmission of ACEs through improving practices and policies within the health care, education, and economic support systems
About
2Gen THRIVE aims to prevent the intergenerational transmission of ACEs through collaborative, culturally responsive, and strengths-based interventions.
We have conducted policy research to identify how economic security policies can support families thriving.
We are currently implementing a hospital-community partnered intervention to promote access to perinatal mental health care for Black pregnant women that includes:
1) Culturally responsive screening, brief intervention, and referral to resources in the hospital setting
2) Community-based, strengths-focused interventions that reduce stress and promote attachment
We are also conducting the 2Gen THRIVE Relational Savoring project to adapt a brief attachment-based intervention for Black mothers with trauma histories that can be implemented in hospital and community settings.
2Gen THRIVE Relational Savoring
Improving Maternal Mental Health for Black Moms | UnitedHealthcare
Improving Health Outcomes through PTSD Screening for Expectant Black Mothers (I-HOPE) | Grady Trauma Project
