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02/19/2026

Project TEACH is now accepting requests for maternal and pediatric mental health core topic trainings. These programs are offered virtually or, when possible, in-person to your organization. Each 1-hour training offers practical, evidence-based education to those who care for pediatric and/or perinatal patients. 1.25 CME credit is available for each topic.

Maternal Mental Health (MMH) topics are led by a Project TEACH reproductive psychiatrist or perinatal psychologist and are available to any agency in New York State that supports perinatal patients.

Child & Adolescent Mental Health topics are led by a Project TEACH child & adolescent psychiatrist and/or a primary care clinician, and are offered to pediatric and family medicine practices in NYS.

Reach out today to request a core training: https://pulse.ly/zhjm1yl1pb

02/17/2026

Time is running out to register for our upcoming February 25 webinar, "A Trauma Informed Approach to OB/GYN Care," presented by Samantha Deans, MD, MPH.

As part of our Maternal Mental Health Webinar Wednesday series, this event is offered at no cost to clinicians and funded by the New York State Office of Mental Health.

The training begins at 12:00 pm, will last one hour, and offers 1.0 CME credit upon completion. Register for the MMH series now: https://pulse.ly/ggf2nu0okw

02/16/2026

Project TEACH is pleased to introduce Dr. Jessica Cosgrove as the newest member of our Maternal Team of perinatal psychiatrists!

Dr. Cosgrove is an Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and an attending physician at Northwell, Mather Hospital, where she serves as an Associate Program Director for the Psychiatry Residency Program. In this role, she is instrumental in residency education, having developed and implemented a comprehensive reproductive psychiatry didactic curriculum and clinical experience for trainees.

Read Dr. Cosgrove's full biography here: https://pulse.ly/w5khs0gy4t

02/11/2026

Project TEACH is now offering referral support to any NYS professional who interfaces with pregnant or postpartum persons, including:

-Non-prescribing mental health practitioners (therapists, social workers, LMHCs etc).
-Other practitioners who might interact with individuals in the perinatal period in a professional capacity (lactation counselors, home health aides, community health workers, nurses, doulas etc).

Our live consultation phone line is open Monday-Friday from 9am - 5pm. Call 855-227-7272 to obtain referral assistance.

02/09/2026

Join us for the first Child & Adolescent Mental Health Webinar Wednesday event of the year, "Problematic (or Excessive) Screen Use in Children and Teens," presented by Meredith Gansner, MD.

This webinar will be held virtually on Wednesday, March 18 from Noon - 1 pm and offers 1.0 CME credit upon completion.

Register for the series now!
https://pulse.ly/qnrpnpqvdz

02/05/2026

Did you know? The New York State Office of Mental Health has developed digital wellness tools on the BeWell website to help youth, parents/caregivers and educators build healthier relationships with technology.

The State's BeWell campaign provides these free resources to offer guidance on managing screen time, navigating social media safely, protecting privacy and addressing cyberbulling. Digital wellness helps you use technology in ways that support your well-being.

Check out (and share) this valuable resource here: https://pulse.ly/1qfda6fhlq

02/03/2026

Our first Maternal Mental Health Webinar Wednesday event of the year is just around the corner!

Join us on February 25 at 12:00 pm for "A Trauma Informed Approach to OB/GYN Care," presented by Samantha Deans, MD, MPH.

Learning Objectives:
1. Define trauma and trauma-informed care.
2. Describe a trauma-informed approach to GYN care.
3. Understand how language can improve patient experience during office-based procedures.

Register for the series today: https://pulse.ly/u7igwximec

01/29/2026

You asked and we listened!

Past Project TEACH events are now viewable on our website with no account or registration required!

CME credits for many of the programs are still accessible through the Project TEACH Learning Management System, but you can also strengthen your clinical skills with greater ease by viewing past events directly on our website.

Check out this valuable learning resource today: https://pulse.ly/szb5xyzd0e

01/27/2026

Our Child and Adolescent Mental Health Toolkit is an essential resource for pediatric primary care clinicians!

This collection of evidence-based “Quick Check” guides is intended for real-time point of care use during the assessment and treatment of mental health concerns in pediatric primary care settings.

For more detailed information, follow the embedded links within the toolkit to "read more." We hope you find these "Quick Check" guides useful in your day-to-day practice.

Download the toolkit here: https://pulse.ly/cal0o8c7yu

01/21/2026

Join us for the first Maternal Mental Health Webinar Wednesday event of the year, "A Trauma Informed Approach to OB/GYN Care," presented by Samantha Deans, MD, MPH.

This webinar will be held virtually on Wednesday, February 25 from Noon - 1 pm and offers 1.0 CME credit upon completion.

Register for the series now!
https://pulse.ly/fmbsyacr9i

01/19/2026

We've launched a new Resource section on the Project TEACH website that is easer to use than ever!

Primary care clinicians can browse through hundreds of evidence-based pediatric and maternal mental health resources, with options to filter by topic (i.e. Anxiety, Depression, or ADHD), format (i.e. PDF, blog post, video), and demographic (provider or parent/family).

See the directory in action here: https://pulse.ly/w0uicbd9av

01/14/2026

Project TEACH is now accepting requests for on-site Core Trainings on Child & Adolescent Mental Health topics!

These 1-hour training courses are conducted by a Project TEACH child & adolescent psychiatrist and presented directly to pediatric and family medicine practices.

Trainings can be scheduled at your convenience, with each topic qualifying for up to 1.25 CME credits.

Topics include:
-ADHD
-Depression
-Anxiety
-Agression
-Su***de Assessment & Management
-Trauma-Informed Care
-School Refusal
-Eating Disorders
-Non-Suicidal Self-Injury (NSSI)
-Autism Spectrum Disorder

Reach out to our team to schedule an on-site Core Training today! https://pulse.ly/y9boewuccl

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44 Holland Avenue
Albany, NY
12229

Opening Hours

Monday	9:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	9:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	9:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday	9:30am - 4:30pm
Friday	9:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+18777091771

Website

https://projectteachny.org/

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