
How To Support A New Mom Who Is Struggling With Postpartum Depression
How To Support A New Mom Who Is Struggling With Postpartum Depression
by Amy Stuart
A few years ago, I entered a new season of life. My friends and I left our college years behind us and established ourselves in our respective fields.…

Mom Genes Research
Mom Genes Fight PPD
by Amy Stuart
This blogpost was written based on a Mom and Mind podcast episode hosted by PSI board member Katayune Kaeni and Dr. Samantha Meltzer-Brody.
Technology has transformed the way we live. We no longer rely…

PSI and Black Lives Matter
This is a pivotal moment for our country and for the cause of perinatal mental health. I have been working hard to find the words to authentically address the emotions that we are all feeling while focusing our concern for black and brown women,…

How to Work From Home: Parents Edition
How to Work From Home: Parents Edition
by Melodye Phillips
As the reality of the Coronavirus hit America shores, millions of parents were thrust into the difficult role of working from home- with their children out of school, hobbies, sports,…

Featured PSI Member: Silvia Wetherell MIC, PMH-C
Featured PSI Member: Silvia Wetherell MIC, PMH-C
Registered Counselor
PSI Certification in Perinatal Mental Health (PMH-C)
Ph.D. Student: Applied Psychophysiology
PSI Volunteer: Singapore Coordinator
Tell us a little about yourself…

Featured PSI Member: Sara Rashid, MA, LCPC
Psychotherapist and Founder, Frame & Shoelace Psychotherapy
Tell us a little about yourself outside of your work.
I live in Chicago, IL with my husband and two children (ages five and three). In my time away from work, I try to follow…

No Parent Alone
Help build the #noparentalone movement with us! Post a photo of yourself, you and your kids, your family or anyone you love and add the hashtag #NoParentAlone, #NoMomAlone, #NoDadAlone and the helpline phone number: 1-800-944-4773. Let your…

What Pediatricians Need To Know About Postpartum Depression
Postpartum depression is the most common and serious postpartum condition, affecting 10% to 20% of mothers within the first year of childbirth. Studies have found that up to 50% of women with PPD go undiagnosed. (Earls, MF and the Committee…

Birth Trauma
by Emma Quick
It’s hard to believe that it’s been almost two years since we were anxiously awaiting our daughter’s arrival. Our second baby, but we had a different birth plan this time due to breech presentation. My son had been born…

Cleft Lip Baby
Cleft Lip Baby
by Mary Kemling
These days my brain is often fried, overstimulated, sometimes underwhelmed, overworked, and unsupported for the tasks I ask it to do every day. But I think they have keyed the term #thisismotherhood for that.…

Exercise was my recovery
Exercise was my recovery
by Mary P. Trontz
"Down Came the Rain" as Brooke Shields so perfectly titled her book about postpartum depression. After my son was born, I struggled with postpartum depression. I cried every day for…

Letter from Co-founder of International Father’s Mental Health Day, Dr. Andrew Mayers
International Fathers Mental Health Day 2019
A blog by Dr Andrew Mayers
As we mark another International Fathers Mental Health Day, it’s a good time to reflect on what we have achieved since June 2018 but also reinforce what still…

Featured PSI Member: Amanda Yeaton-Massey, MD
Amanda Yeaton-Massey, MD
Assistant Professor of Maternal-Fetal Medicine
Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology & Reproductive Sciences, University of California, San Francisco
Tell us a little about yourself outside of your work.
Since…

MOM CONGRESS 2019
MOM CONGRESS 2019
Jessica Thomas, PSI Support Coordinator for Eastern NC
No matter your view of life I believe we can all come to the consensus that “mommin’ ain’t easy”. I have been pregnant and or nursing for the past…




