Rena Menke, MA, PhD, LP
Clinical Assistant Professor
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Rena Menke, MA, PhD, LP
Clinical Assistant Professor
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About
Areas of Interest
- Lifetime and intergenerational impact of maltreatment experienced during childhood.
- Evidence Based Interventions to support resilience in perinatal populations.
- Implementation and development of virtual mental health programs to increase access to perinatal persons.
Qualifications
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Ph.D., Clinical PsychologyWayne State University, Detroit, Michigan, United States
2011 - 2014
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M.A., Clinical PsychologyWayne State University, Detroit, Michigan, United States
2007 - 2011
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B.A. Psychology with Highest HonorsUniversity of Michigan–Ann Arbor, Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States
2003 - 2005
Research Overview
• Lifetime and intergenerational impact of maltreatment experienced during childhood.
• Evidence Based Interventions to support resilience in perinatal populations.
• Implementation and development of virtual mental health programs to increase access to perinatal persons.
Recent Publications
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Menke R. 2026 Oct 2;PresentationFrom Awareness to Action: Connecting Black Families to Perinatal Mental Health.
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Muzik M, Menke R, Rosenblum K. 2026 Jul 22;Presentation"Hands on" Strategies for early relational health promotion for busy perinatal providers.
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Menke R. 2026 May 5;Additional ScholarshipClinical Pearls Video Series - MC3 - Michigan Clinical Consulation & Care
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Menke R. 2026 Apr 21;PresentationInterdisciplinary Collaboration for Perinatal Mental Health.
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2026 May 1;PresentationHow Child and Perinatal Access Program Collaborate
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Menke R, Hill L. 2026 Apr 29;Proceeding / Abstract / PosterWas it Birth Trauma? Exploring and identifying acute traumatic experiences during the perinatal period
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Menke R. 2026 Feb 2;PresentationCollaborating for Perinatal Mental Health
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Johnson AM, Menke R, Yang O, Charles J, Martinez-Torteya C, Foote-Johnson K, Muzik M. Front Psychiatry, 2026 17: 1858606Journal ArticlePerinatal mental health equity: patient perspectives on virtual collaborative care providing what women need now in the post-COVID era.
DOI:10.3389/fpsyt.2026.1858606 PMID: PMC13625760