Rebecca Millner

The Parent Empowerment Network partners with Jewish institutions to enhance maternal mental health and support the wellbeing of parents with children 0-8. By leveraging existing support within Jewish institutions, the Parent Empowerment Network addresses critical gaps in maternal mental health and family well-being through evidence-based early detection and intervention, education, and comprehensive supports. The breakdown of traditional parenting support systems, isolation, and parental stress has created an untenable parenting environment. Jewish institutions can fill this gap while also increasing community engagement.

Rebecca is a community mental health provider with a passion for supporting new mothers and families. Rebecca serves as the Social Worker for Adath Israel on the Main Line, developing mental health programming to support the Jewish community and combat stigma surrounding mental illness and addiction. Rebecca was a trainer and clinician at the Institute for Health and Recovery, addressing the needs of women and families through perinatal mental health and integrating trauma-informed models of care into treatment. Rebecca has served as a Behavioral Health Clinician at Lahey Health Behavioral Services addressing child and family trauma in both a residential and community-based capacity. Rebecca has received specialized training in Perinatal Mental Health through Postpartum Support International and the Seleni Institute.