ANXIETYSS

Where This Fellowship Has Taken Me So Far and What’s Coming Next By Zuania Capó, MHC-LP/LAC When I first joined the Postpartum Support International (PSI) Alliance Fellowship, I knew it would be an opportunity to deepen my knowledge of perinatal mental health—but I didn’t realize just how transformative it would be. Now, several months into

Working Through Postpartum Mood Disorder and a Traumatic Birth: A Partner’s/Father’s Roadmap to Recovery

Below you will find a list of those people who have received their PMH-C’s in January 2024.   The state listed is accurate as of 1/2024. United States AK Erin Maloney-Saggiomo, MA, LPC AL Anja M. Dailey MSN, RNC-OB AR Mallory Bockelman AZ Dawn Benford, MSN, PMHNP-BC AZ Danya Kneble LPC AZ Colleen Laszakovits CA Erin

Trigger Warning When you spend your entire career caring for pregnant patients and newborns, there is this expectation, both of yourself and from others, that the transition to motherhood will be easy. I knew what to expect, from a medical perspective, from pregnancy through delivery. I had cared for hundreds of families for almost a

We Are 1 in 5

Trigger Warning: postpartum psychosis, hallucinations, infanticide Mothers suffering from postpartum obsessive-compulsive disorder (PPOCD) will be terrified of their disturbing thoughts, while those with postpartum psychosis (PPP) won’t. Oversimplifications like these can be found in articles and TikToks as though they are verses of perinatal gospel. More concerningly, they can even be heard at perinatal mental