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Including postpartum psychosis in the DSM may help improve awareness, but it is only the first step in ensuring timely recognition and effective care.
We are pleased to share that our More Than Blue documentary is now screening across the globe through our new partnership with ROCO films.
The bill would ensure mental health evaluations by reproductive psychiatry experts, ensure treatment when needed, and recognize postpartum psychosis as a mitigating factor in sentencing.
New documentary illuminates the faces and voices of postpartum depression across America.
Do you have a history of an eating disorder or eating problems and are currently in your first or second trimester of pregnancy?
We are looking to include two additional women who are early on in the postpartum period (under one year) and recovering from postpartum depression.
Although the last decade has brought increased awareness of and interest in postpartum mood and anxiety disorders, our understanding of the etiology of this most severe form of postpartum mental illness remains elusive.
Interested in telling your story or know of others who wish to share their PPD journey? We seek those who may be interested in participating in the documentary in some capacity.
We are deeply troubled by the recent killings of Ahmed Aubrey, Breonna Taylor, George Floyd and other Black Americans. These events bring into sharp focus the long-standing problems of racism, bias, and inequity in our [...]
