PHILADELPHIA, PA — In a move to raise awareness and support for parental mental health, Greene Towne Montessori School in Philadelphia is inviting the wider community to a special screening of the short film “Blue,” followed by a moderated discussion. The event takes place on December 6, 2023, at 7:00 pm, and will feature filmmaker Chelsea Hall and coach Coral Edwards.
The film “Blue” explores the challenges faced by a new mother grappling with the complexities of physical and mental exhaustion during an endless night. The storyline underscores the isolation and pain that often accompany the transformative journey of new motherhood. It encourages reflection on how individuals can find support and care while dedicating themselves to their newborns.
“We are pleased to have filmmaker Chelsea Hall and coach Coral Edwards with us for this event. Both Hall and Edwards bring valuable perspectives to the conversation, offering insights into the challenges presented in the film and addressing questions from the audience,” said a spokesperson from Greene Towne Montessori School.
This thought-provoking evening is part of the school’s initiative to educate and engage the community in important discussions, encouraging open conversations about available resources, which are often underutilized by those in need.
Greene Towne Montessori has a long-standing commitment to instilling an understanding of learning as a personal process and building self and community. This event aligns with their mission, fostering a sense of agency and community involvement.
The event is open to all members of the community who wish to contribute to the dialogue surrounding maternal/paternal mental health. To ensure your spot at this important event, RSVP at gtms.org/ParentEd.
By hosting this event, Greene Towne Montessori School continues to play a significant role in shaping the community’s understanding of crucial issues. The event promises to be an enlightening experience, shedding light on the critical issue of parental mental health and fostering a supportive community environment.
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