Join the ABHIN staff as they get the most update to day information on today's educational field. From burnout to balance, Stacy Pendergrast, MEd, MFA and Program Lead at AFMC’s Teacher Support Program, shares powerful insights on supporting the educators shaping our communities. She draws from her extensive experience guiding teachers through stress, overwhelm, and the challenges of modern classrooms, offering practical strategies to build resilience and rediscover passion for teaching. Tune in as Stacy highlights the game-changing resources and mindsets that help teachers recharge, sustain their well‑being, and stay connected to their purpose.

Please note, this is not a part of the CEU episode series. This podcast episode is made possible through the support of SAMHSA, Arisa Health, AFMC, and ABHIN.

Funding for this program was made possible by Grant #1H79SM088279-01 from SAMHSA’s Center for Mental Health Services. The views expressed on this document do not necessarily reflect the official policies of the Department of Heal

For anyone dedicated to advancing maternal health—whether in healthcare, advocacy, or community support—this episode of the While You Wait Podcast offers crucial insights. Join the ABHIN staff and Arkansas OB/GYN Dr. Nirvana Manning as they unpack the complex realities of maternal mental health in both direct practice and policy work in this part 2 episode on Post Partum Mental Health. Dr. Manning sheds light on the intertwined challenges of mental health crises, substance use disorders, and the role of stigma, while exploring how early intervention, social determinants of health (SDOH), and innovative statewide efforts are reshaping maternal care. For those seeking CEUs, please email dfpmcme@uams.edu to receive the survey.

Whether you're a healthcare professional, an advocate, or someone passionate about maternal health, this episode of the While You Wait Podcast is essential listening. Hear from expert guest, Arkansas pediatrician Dr. Chad Rodgers, as he shares the stark realities of maternal death linked to mental health crises, substance use disorders, and societal stigma as well as the powerful impact of health literacy, social determinants of health (SDOH), and adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) on lifelong care.

Hear how data from the Arkansas Maternal Mortality Review Committee (AMMRC) is changing the healthcare landscape as well as best practices, intervention tips, and educational resources to revolutionize maternal healthcare.

If needing CEUs, please email dfpmcme@uams.edu to receive the survey.