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Parent Corner Dads Need Support, Too!

By Perinatal Support Washington | January 30, 2020
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You are a father now. Whoa. You and your partner have a little human to care for. Things are changing fast. We learn right away that when we become parents…

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Interview Nicholas Kasovac, MA, R-DMT, IMH-E(II)®, Infant Family Specialist and founder of the DAD Project

By Perinatal Support Washington | January 30, 2020

Can you tell us a bit about The DAD Project? It’s called The DAD Project, which stands for Dads And Development. It’s a place for Dads and Infants to learn…

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Lesbian Co-Mothers and Transition to Motherhood

By Perinatal Support Washington | January 3, 2020

A small qualitative study published in the March 2017 issue of Perspective, the journal of Britain’s National Childbirth Trust (NCT), focused on the experiences of the non-birth mother in a…

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Paternal Postpartum Depression: The Research

By Perinatal Support Washington | December 16, 2019

Postpartum depression is generally considered a maternal phenomenon, and most research about postpartum mood disorders centers around new mothers. But fathers can and do experience these issues as well. A…

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Seattle Dadvocate: Interview with Chris Casazza

By Perinatal Support Washington | December 16, 2019

In celebration of Father’s Day this month, we reached out to Chris Casazza, a Licensed Counselor whose primary focus is working with fathers, to gain some perspective about how perinatal…

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Books We Recommend

By Perinatal Support Washington | September 2, 2015

There are many books these days on perinatal mood and anxiety disorders-  this list is for professionals.

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"I wish someone had said 'I believe you' when I told them about my struggles.

I wish others had been willing to listen and had been aware enough of what postpartum mood disorders are to tell me I wasn’t imagining it all, and that I was going to get better.

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