
We Are 1 in 5
Although Perinatal Mental Health Disorders (PMHDs) affect an estimated 800,000 new parents each year, the topic of mental health can be a mystery to many. PSI wants to change the story by sharing YOUR story and breaking the silence about PMH…

Support Saves Lives
PSI has ONE goal every year: to help more parents than the year before. We strive to do this by growing our resources, training providers, and increasing access to support. As a nonprofit organization, this goal can’t be met without donors…

Charla sobre la formación en español con Karla Cardoza, LMFT, PMH-C, Directora de la línea de ayuda en español de PSI
Charla sobre la formación en español con Karla Cardoza, LMFT, PMH-C, Directora de la línea de ayuda en español de PSI
Háblanos de las formaciones profesionales de PSI que están disponibles en español.
La formación de Componentes de Atención…

Postpartum Support International Observes Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month
Postpartum Support International Observes Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month
October Dedicated to Honoring and Remembering Those Who Experienced Miscarriage, Stillbirth, or Infant Loss; Awareness, Training Essential
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct.…

Postpartum Support International: The FDA approval of Zuranolone is a hopeful step forward in managing the mental health needs of new parents experiencing postpartum depression.
Postpartum Support International: The FDA approval of Zuranolone is a hopeful step forward in managing the mental health needs of new parents experiencing postpartum depression.
August 7, 2023 - On Friday, August 4th, the FDA approved a new…

Postpartum Support International Conference Heads to Kansas City
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Kim Lehman, 717-599-0891 kalehmanpr@gmail.com
Postpartum Support International Conference Heads to Kansas City;
Top Experts on Perinatal Mental Health to Share Research
Focus…

June Newsletter 2 – Full Articles
Breakout Session: From Trauma-Informed to Trauma-Responsive: Making Perinatal Psychotherapy Whole with Coregulation
Focusing on trauma in perinatal mental health is not optional. Trauma-informed perinatal care is built on awareness of how…

Perinatal Mental Health June Spotlight
Provider Spotlight
"After giving birth, I fell into a deep depression due to a lack of information from my medical providers and family environment. It took me a long time to get the right treatment. I stopped taking medication when my son…

June Newsletter 1 – Full Articles
Meet PSI’s 5,000th member: Carrie Bohmer, MS, PLMHP, Doctoral Candidate, Counseling Psychology
Conference Breakout Session with Dorienna Alfred
Generous Donations Lead to Expanded Resources in Africa
Meet PSI’s 5,000th member:…

May Newsletter 1 – Full Articles
A Chat with Anchor Perinatal Wellness
Conference Breakout Session with Dr. Daniel Singley
Get to Know PSI's Advisory Council
Conference Breakout Session with LeJeune Johnson
A Chat with Anchor Perinatal Wellness
Tell us about Anchor…

Postpartum Support International Urges Friends, Family to Check on New and Expectant Moms this May
Contact: Kim Lehman, 717-599-0891
kalehmanpr@gmail.com
Postpartum…

PSI Statement on Perinatal Psychosis-Related Tragedies 2023
Perinatal psychosis occurs approximately 1-2 of 1000 births, although occasionally psychosis can begin during pregnancy or after pregnancy loss, most often begin within the first 2 weeks after birth, and might include delusions, hallucinations, delirium, and paranoia.

PSI Provider Directory – November 2022
What is the PSI Provider Directory?
It is an online directory of perinatal mental health providers from all across the United States, as well as Canada, Australia and the United Kingdom. The first of its kind, the directory includes psychotherapists,…

Renewal 2021 – PSI Video Series
Have you ever wanted to learn more about meditation, mindfulness, yoga and grow your self-care toolbox?
If so, PSI will be launching a brand new video series on Facebook and Instagram, that will focus on Renewal and Self-Care topics. When…




