Boston: March is Women's History Month

~ Boston, MA- As Women's History Month is celebrated this month, the EAP (Employee Assistance Program) is taking the opportunity to recognize and honor the influential women who have shaped Boston's history. From activists and educators to artists and entrepreneurs, women have played a vital role in the city's development.

The Mayor's Office of Women's Advancement, in collaboration with the office of Equity and Inclusion, has compiled a list of resources, seminars, and events to celebrate Women's History Month. The Boston Public Library has also curated reading lists on various topics such as finance, women in art, biographies, and more.

MeetBoston.com has highlighted local events and tours that celebrate Women's History Month. This includes exposure to women-owned businesses and restaurants in the area. The Boston Women's Heritage Trail offers a history of famous local women who have made significant contributions to politics, poetry, art, and more.

In addition to celebrating their achievements, it is important to prioritize women's physical and mental health. The EAP has compiled a list of resources for preventative care as well as peer and professional support groups.

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Brigham and Women's Hospital OBGYN offers information on wellness and preventative care for women. They also provide a checklist of health screening services. The MGH Center for Women's Health has an extensive list of mental health resources including support for conditions such as stress related to pregnancy, postpartum depression, miscarriage, loss of a child, and more. They also maintain a list of suicide prevention resources.

NAMI Massachusetts offers support groups for mental health and substance use recovery specifically for women. They also provide recommended readings on various topics related to mental health.

The US Department of Health and Human Services has dedicated a page to the general well-being of women as well as the effects of stress on pregnancy and overall health.

For those seeking additional resources in the Boston area for women's health care needs, the Boston Medical Center Women's Health Group, Beth Israel Lahey Health Women's Health Center, Brigham and Women's Health Center of Excellence, and Psychology Today Boston Area Therapists are all available.

The EAP encourages feedback and suggestions for further resources to be highlighted. They also wish everyone a safe, warm, and healthy March. Let us continue to celebrate the achievements of women and prioritize their well-being.

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