Posts Tagged ‘postpartum depression’

Project TEACH: A Perinatal Psychiatry Access Program Transforming Maternal Mental Healthcare in New York State

Maternal mental health conditions are one of the most common complications of pregnancy and birth, affecting one in five perinatal individuals (1,2) and 800,000 families annually in the United States, with 75% of those affected remaining untreated or undertreated (2). Mental health conditions are...

Confronting Mental Health Stigma in Maternal Care

Mental health stigma—those persistent negative attitudes, beliefs, and stereotypes about mental illness—remains a powerful barrier to care. When these perceptions translate into actions in our society, they become discrimination, and this limits opportunities for healing. Even though mental...

Breaking the Silence: How Reducing Stigma Can Improve Perinatal Mental Health Outcomes

May 7th is World Maternal Mental Health Day. This annual day of recognition across the globe aims to raise awareness around maternal mental health conditions, highlighting the importance of education, advocacy, prevention, and effective treatment and support for those experiencing perinatal mood...