Accreta ConnectioN
Accreta Connection Series is a safe space for both survivors and those who have recently been diagnosed with placenta accreta spectrum (PAS) to join together for support, to build coping skills, and learn mindfulness. The sessions meet once a month virtually via zoom, register via the form below.
Join us:
WHO: Those who have experienced or are experiencing a pregnancy impacted by PAS placenta accreta spectrum
WHAT: A monthly online peer group for support and connection led by a professional social worker
WHEN: The next virtual meet up is Saturday December 7th at 10AM PST/11AM MST/1PM EST
COST TO JOIN: FREE! Thank you to National Accreta Foundation donors who make it possible for us to bring events like this to the community
Register to join the next event:
The series was designed by Kate McMeekin, NAF Board Member, accreta survivor, and women’s health Nurse Practitioner. Kate is the host of the series and will be joined by Molly Hudson, LCSW to guide and facilitate each session. The sessions will be 60-90 minutes long.
These sessions are not considered medical treatments and do not take place of individual therapy but it can feel very therapeutic to be in the same space as women with similar experiences. We invite you to join us, bring a cup of coffee and a donut, laugh, cry, learn, find community.
“As a survivor of accreta, I know first hand the cycle of emotions that come with the diagnosis. Learning to make room for all of these emotions has been key in my ability to move forward and now care for others. I am now a Women's Health Nurse Practitioner currently working on a post grad certification in psych mental health. In this journey I have had the great fortune of meeting Molly Hudson, LCSW. Molly has since been a mentor both personally and professionally and I am so excited to be able to share her with you all. She is a true light in the world.”
- NAF Board Member Kate McMeekin
Molly Hudson, LCSW (she/her/hers) is a licensed clinical social worker with a master's degree in social work from Simmons University in 2011. She received her Bachelor of Arts in psychology from Miami University in 2007. Molly has provided individual and group psychotherapy in a variety of community, healthcare, school, and research settings in Massachusetts, Oregon, Michigan, and Colorado. Molly's work is grounded in social justice and she is committed to making therapy sessions a safe and welcoming place for all. Her clinical practice utilizes dialectical behavioral therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy with a focus on meditation, mindfulness, self compassion, and harm reduction. Molly loves reading, skiing, hiking, practicing yoga, baking, and hanging with her kids.
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