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Beyond the Baby Blues: How We Can Support Women and Birthing People
This blog explores how maternal depression and anxiety can be better identified and supported through trauma-informed care. Drawing from experiences with screening tools such as EPDS and GAD-7, it highlights how stigma, cultural beliefs, and limited resources often prevent mothers from receiving the support they need. The article offers practical approaches for healthcare providers, communities, and policymakers to create safer, more responsive systems of care.
Breaking the Silence: Understanding and Supporting Latin Perinatal Mental Health
This article explores the unique mental health challenges faced by Latina mothers during pregnancy and postpartum. Including cultural stigma, language barriers, and systemic healthcare disparities. Providing insight into culturally responsive approaches to perinatal mental health care offers practical strategies for healthcare providers and families to provide critical and culturally responsive support for Latina mothers’ emotional wellbeing.
Postpartum Care Is In Crisis. I Lived It. Maternal Mental Health Care Isn’t Optional. It’s a Public Health Emergency.
A week after becoming a mom, Maddie found herself in a place she never expected – an inpatient psychiatric unit. She had a healthy pregnancy, a supportive partner, and time off work to heal. But that was not enough to protect her from the mental health crisis that followed, and sadly, she’s not alone.
We are looking for more guest bloggers!
If you are a trauma-informed provider who works with the perinatal population— or a patient with an important story to share— click below to submit a blog proposal.
Please make sure the article is original content that aligns with our values of safety, inclusion, transparency, collaboration, empowerment, and support.