The MotHERS Program

The MotHERS Program The goal of The MotHERS Program is to improve Mother’s Health through Education, Research and Scre

Pregnancy is essentially a stress test, such that what happens to you during pregnancy can identify you as having a greater chance of developing a health problem down the road. In November 2011 we started the Maternal Health Clinic at Kingston General Hospital. This clinic focuses on early cardiovascular disease screening and prevention. We are inviting new moms to come for a 6 month postpartum cl

inic assessment. We are particularly interested in reaching women who have had one of the following pregnancy complications:

- Pre-eclampsia, gestational hypertension, HELLP syndrome, eclampsia, high blood pressure
- Gestational diabetes or gestational impaired glucose tolerance
- Preterm birth for any reason
- Small baby (

Discover essential facts about NICUs in Ontario. From levels of care to family support, learn how these specialized unit...
06/20/2024

Discover essential facts about NICUs in Ontario. From levels of care to family support, learn how these specialized units provide critical care for the tiniest patients and support for their families. Swipe through to learn more!

Curious about your options for a vaginal birth after a cesarean section (VBAC)? 🤔 Our latest carousel has all the inform...
06/10/2024

Curious about your options for a vaginal birth after a cesarean section (VBAC)? 🤔 Our latest carousel has all the information to help you. Swipe through to learn more and follow the MotHERS Program for more helpful tips and support on your pregnancy journey! 🌸👶

Curious about your options for a vaginal birth after a cesarean section (VBAC)? 🤔 Our latest carousel has all the inform...
06/10/2024

Curious about your options for a vaginal birth after a cesarean section (VBAC)? 🤔 Our latest carousel has all the information to help you. Swipe through to learn more and follow the MotHERS Program for helpful tips and support on your pregnancy journey! 🌸👶

Taking care of your heart health is crucial, especially if you've had a high-risk pregnancy or developed complications. ...
06/07/2024

Taking care of your heart health is crucial, especially if you've had a high-risk pregnancy or developed complications. Postnatal exercise can improve cardiovascular fitness, restore strength, and enhance overall well-being. Follow for more tips and guidance on maintaining a healthy lifestyle post-pregnancy! 💖👶

New moms, are you wondering when and how to start exercising after pregnancy? 🌸 Dive into our guide on safe postnatal ex...
06/06/2024

New moms, are you wondering when and how to start exercising after pregnancy? 🌸 Dive into our guide on safe postnatal exercise the amazing benefits, and discover our HIP Program for personalized support. Follow the MotHERS Program™ today for your post-pregnancy wellness journey! 💪👶

Dr. Cindy-Lee Dennis is a Professor at the University of Toronto, Women's Health Research Chair at the Li Ka Shing Knowl...
01/31/2023

Dr. Cindy-Lee Dennis is a Professor at the University of Toronto, Women's Health Research Chair at the Li Ka Shing Knowledge Institute at St. Michael's Hospital, and Lead Investigator for HeLTI (Healthy Life Trajectories Initiative). She joins us for our twentieth episode to discuss planning for pregnancy and beyond.

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Curious why prenatal vitamins are so important? Find more information on themothersprogram.ca
07/04/2022

Curious why prenatal vitamins are so important?
Find more information on themothersprogram.ca

We are here to support you with helpful information and resources from before conception to after pregnancy. ...
06/21/2022

We are here to support you with helpful information and resources from before conception to after pregnancy.

For more helpful information visit our website!
06/16/2022

For more helpful information visit our website!

Did you know that 37 - 42 weeks is considered full term? Find more valuable information on themothersprogram.ca ...
06/14/2022

Did you know that 37 - 42 weeks is considered full term?

Find more valuable information on themothersprogram.ca

Pregnancy is more like 10 months! Find more helpful information at themothersprogram.ca
06/13/2022

Pregnancy is more like 10 months!

Find more helpful information at themothersprogram.ca

05/28/2022

Have you registered for the virtual promise walk?

Did you wear red today? We celebrate Wear Red Canada Day across Canada to raise awareness about women’s heart health. As...
02/13/2022

Did you wear red today?

We celebrate Wear Red Canada Day across Canada to raise awareness about women’s heart health.

As heart disease is the number one killer of women worldwide! Cardiovascular diseases affect 1 out of 3 women.

Yet, women’s health is under-studied in every country.

80% of women’s risk factors are within her control.

Let’s talk about it!

Wear Red Canada Day is celebrated annually across Canada on February 13th to raise awareness about women’s heart health!...
02/02/2022

Wear Red Canada Day is celebrated annually across Canada on February 13th to raise awareness about women’s heart health!

Join us by wearing red on February 13th!

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Pregnancy is essentially a stress test, such that what happens to you during pregnancy can identify you as having a greater chance of developing a health problem down the road. In November 2011 we started the Maternal Health Clinic at Kingston General Hospital. This clinic focuses on early cardiovascular disease screening and prevention. We are inviting new moms to come for a 6 month postpartum clinic assessment. We are particularly interested in reaching women who have had one of the following pregnancy complications: - Pre-eclampsia, gestational hypertension, HELLP syndrome, eclampsia, high blood pressure - Gestational diabetes or gestational impaired glucose tolerance - Preterm birth for any reason - Small baby (