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We All Have a Role- Ansynchronous

We All Have a Role equips community-based and outpatient clinic providers with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to improve perinatal behavioral health identification and response across settings. Grounded in real-world practice, the course emphasizes that everyone who interacts with pregnant and postpartum individuals has a role to play in recognizing concerns, responding in the moment, and connecting individuals to appropriate care. This online course is available in English and Spanish, composed of three 60-90 minute asynchronous modules, and followed by a recommended 60 minute virtual coaching session. We All Have a Role was created in partnership with CU Section for Perinatal, Reproductive, and Early Childhood Mental Health and the Colorado Behavioral Health Administration.

Presenters

Kylie Hibshman, LCSW, PMH-C

Director of Integrated Behavioral Health

Kylie Hibshman, LCSW, is a clinician specializing in perinatal, infant, and early childhood mental health. As Director of Integrated Behavioral Health at CPCQC, she strengthens and integrates perinatal behavioral health systems across rural Colorado. With nearly a decade of experience supporting families in community-based settings, Kylie has worked alongside survivors of human trafficking, families navigating deportation, birthing people experiencing substance use disorders, and caregiver–infant dyads.

She serves on the Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health Council of Colorado and leads CPCQC’s perinatal suicide response initiatives. Kylie earned her Master of Social Work from Virginia Commonwealth University and her Bachelor of Arts in International Relations, with a concentration in Latin American Politics, from The College of William and Mary. She is deeply committed to intersectional, trauma-informed, and equity-driven approaches to care.

Kylie lives with her husband, infant, and Labrador Retriever in a small mountain town in rural Colorado. In her spare time, she enjoys backcountry skiing, trail running, river surfing, mountain gardening, and throwing pottery.

Sarah Nagle-Yang, MD

Dr. Sarah Nagle-Yang is the inaugural Vice Chair of Quality, Co-Director of the Perinatal, Reproductive, and Early Childhood (PRE) Section, and Executive Director of Colorado Women’s Behavioral Health and Wellness in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Colorado School of Medicine.  She has been a specialist in reproductive psychiatry for over a decade and is passionate about providing high-quality psychiatric care to women across the reproductive lifespan.  She is a co-editor of the first comprehensive textbook on Women’s Reproductive Mental Health and a founding contributor to the National Curriculum in Reproductive Psychiatry.  In Colorado, she co-chairs the Colorado Maternal Mortality Review Board. Dr. Nagle-Yang graduated from the University of Cincinnati School of Medicine and completed residency in psychiatry at Montefiore Medical Center/Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York City.  She completed fellowships in Consult Liaison Psychiatry and Public and Community Psychiatry at University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center.