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Workshops & professional development

Educational experiences built for the people you serve

Casimir Public Health Empowerment (CPHE) designs and delivers customized educational experiences for healthcare organizations, community organizations, professionals, families, and workforce development programs. Every session is grounded in public health, shaped by culturally responsive practice, and built around practical learning participants can use right away.

Explore the workshop catalog below, then request a proposal. Don’t see your topic? Choose “A customized workshop” on the form and tell us what you need. For general questions, use the contact form on our home page.

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Family & maternal health

Strengthening families from pregnancy through the first year and beyond

For families, community programs, and the professionals who support them. Maternal health workshops include the CDC urgent maternal warning signs and crisis resources, and they never replace medical care.

WORKSHOP 01 · 90 MIN

Empowering Families

Strategies for Mental Health, Wellness, and Resilience

Practical, strengths-based tools that help families recognize stress, protect mental wellness, and build everyday resilience at home.

Who it’s for

Parents, caregivers, family-support and early-childhood staff

Participants will

  • Recognize how stress shows up in children and adults
  • Apply the five protective factors to their own family or program
  • Leave with a written family wellness plan
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WORKSHOP 02 · 90 MIN

Beyond the Birth

Rebuilding the Village for Maternal Mental Health

Understand perinatal mood and anxiety conditions, respond with care, and design the circle of support every new mother needs.

Who it’s for

Families, community health workers, doulas, faith and community leaders

Participants will

  • Tell the baby blues apart from postpartum depression
  • Know which signs need urgent help
  • Open the conversation with Notice, Ask, Connect
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WORKSHOP 04 · 75–90 MIN

When a Mother Says, “Something Isn’t Right”

Maternal Warning Signs and Advocacy

Learn the CDC urgent maternal warning signs, when to call 911, and the words that help a mother be heard until she gets care.

Who it’s for

Mothers, partners, doulas, community workers, front-desk and triage staff

Participants will

  • Name the urgent maternal warning signs
  • Describe symptoms clearly to a provider or 911
  • Create a personal warning-sign plan
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WORKSHOP 05 · 90 MIN

The Fourth Trimester

Preparing Families for Life After Birth

Plan for the 12 weeks after birth: recovery, postpartum care visits, safe sleep, emotions, and sharing the load.

Who it’s for

Expectant families, prenatal educators, WIC and home-visiting programs

Participants will

  • Know what recovery and postpartum care look like
  • Apply current safe-sleep guidance
  • Complete a Fourth Trimester Plan
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WORKSHOP 06 · 60–75 MIN

The Power of the Village

How Families and Partners Can Support New Mothers

A warm, practical session for partners, grandparents, and friends on the support new mothers say they actually need.

Who it’s for

Partners, grandparents, extended family, fatherhood and family programs

Participants will

  • Offer specific practical and emotional support
  • Listen without fixing
  • Recognize when it is time to get help
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Professional & organizational development

Building skilled, equitable, and connected systems of care

For healthcare teams, public health departments, nonprofits, universities, and coalitions that want training to produce measurable change.

WORKSHOP 03 · 90 MIN

Rebuilding the Village

Strengthening Family and Community Support Systems

Map the people, associations, and institutions that already support families, find the gaps, and design one concrete partnership.

Who it’s for

Coalitions, family resource centers, community and faith-based leaders

Participants will

  • Explain why social connection is a public-health issue
  • Build a community asset map
  • Draft a Village Blueprint partnership plan
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WORKSHOP 07 · 90 MIN

Beyond Birth Support

The Role of Doulas in Improving Maternal Experiences

Clarify the doula's non-clinical role, review the evidence on continuous labor support, and build respectful doula and care-team collaboration.

Who it’s for

Labor and delivery teams, health plans, public health, doula programs

Participants will

  • Describe the doula's scope of practice
  • Summarize the research on continuous support
  • Draft a team collaboration agreement
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WORKSHOP 08 · 90 MIN

Culturally Responsive Care

Moving Beyond Awareness to Action

Move from awareness to practice with cultural humility, the National CLAS Standards, and communication tools teams can use the same day.

Who it’s for

Healthcare, public-health, social-service and education professionals

Participants will

  • Use LEARN and explanatory-model questions
  • Apply language-access best practices
  • Complete a CLAS self-assessment and 90-day action
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WORKSHOP 09 · 90 MIN

From Community Needs to Community Solutions

Using Public Health Research to Drive Impact

Turn community observations into data-backed, fundable programs: local data, community voice, logic models, SMART objectives, and evaluation.

Who it’s for

Nonprofits, health departments, grant writers, early-career public-health professionals

Participants will

  • Find credible local health data
  • Build a problem tree and logic model
  • Write SMART objectives and evaluation questions
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WORKSHOP 10 · 90 MIN

The Power of Patient Advocacy

Equipping Families to Navigate Healthcare Systems

Prepare for visits, ask the questions that matter, know your rights to records and interpreters, and escalate concerns the right way.

Who it’s for

Families, caregivers, community health workers, patient navigators

Participants will

  • Prepare for a visit with a one-page planner
  • Use Ask Me 3 and teach-back
  • Map the escalation ladder for unresolved concerns
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Training formats

Choose the format that fits your goals

60–90 minutes

Standard Workshops

  • Engaging educational presentation
  • Interactive discussion
  • Participant handout
  • Basic evaluation

3–4 hours

Half-Day Professional Development

  • Expanded learning activities and facilitated exercises
  • Participant workbook
  • Pre- and post-assessment
  • Completion documentation, where appropriate

Tailored to you

Customized Organizational Training

  • Organizational needs discussion
  • Customized curriculum, presentation, and materials
  • Participant assessment
  • Evaluation summary and recommendations
  • Optional follow-up consultation

Virtual, in-person, multi-session, and train-the-trainer options are available. Pricing is tailored to your audience size, format, and customization needs.

Who we serve

Partners across health, education, and community

Hospitals and health systems

Community health centers

Nonprofit organizations

Government agencies

Universities and academic institutions

Early childhood and family-support organizations

Workforce development organizations

Community and faith-based organizations

Judeline Casimir, MPH, founder of Casimir Public Health Empowerment

Why partner with CPHE?

A public health partner, not just a speaker

Our first Empowering Families workshop, delivered for a Children’s Trust audience of 22 participants, earned a 4.9 out of 5 participant rating, and average self-rated knowledge rose from 3.3 to 4.6.

  • Master of Public Health leadership. Led by founder Judeline Casimir, MPH, with experience in community health education, maternal health, and health equity.
  • Evidence-informed education. Content draws on guidance from CDC, ACOG, HRSA, SAMHSA, WHO, and other trusted public health sources.
  • Culturally responsive learning. Respectful, inclusive content that reflects the communities your participants serve.
  • Practical and interactive. Real activities, role-plays, and planning tools, not lectures alone.
  • Customized to your organization. Examples, audiences, and outcomes tailored to your goals.
  • Committed to equity and empowerment. Every workshop centers health equity and community empowerment.
Workshop participants learning together

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CPHE workshops are educational and do not provide medical advice.

Let’s create learning experiences that make a difference.

Whether you are looking to strengthen your workforce, support families, improve maternal health education, or empower your community, CPHE can help you turn knowledge into meaningful action.

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