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Navigating Anxiety, Motherhood, and the Power of Perinatal Mental Health Care

By Perinatal Support Washington | July 18, 2025

By Maggie Meyers [Trigger warning: child loss] In 2016, I made a decision I thought was best for my future family: I weaned off my SSRI medication, which I had…

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An Interview with Instagram Stars @mamapsychologists

By Perinatal Support Washington | January 29, 2024

Chelsea and Caitlin, the famous duo behind @mamapsychologists (https://www.instagram.com/mamapsychologists/) were kind enough to grant us an interview about Perinatal Mental Health, barriers to care, organizations filling the gap in resources,…

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Today Is Postpartum Psychosis Awareness Day

By Perinatal Support Washington | May 4, 2023

In honor of Postpartum Psychosis Awareness Day I’d like to share the first story in a series that we will be sending in celebration of Mother’s Day. This story is…

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Perfect to Panicked: My Struggle With Postpartum Anxiety

By Perinatal Support Washington | May 9, 2021

By: Haley Bradenburg, PS-WA Clinical Extern Content warning: Postpartum Anxiety, intrusive thoughts Dear Perinatal Support Washington community, In 2014 I had an incredible homebirth with a midwife for my second…

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Not All Sunshine And Glitter: Postpartum Anxiety & Trauma

By Perinatal Support Washington | May 7, 2021

By Clysta Cole, PS-WA Staff Content warning: Postpartum Anxiety, intimate partner violence, PTSD Waqaa! (Hello)  My Name is Clysta Cole, I am Inuit/Yupik, a mother to 6, I want to…

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My Fight To Stay Afloat: Postpartum Anxiety

By Perinatal Support Washington | May 5, 2021

By Angie Myers, PS-WA Board Member Content warning: Postpartum Anxiety, intrusive thoughts When my son Joseph was born, I was elated after a wonderful delivery with an incredible OB. During…

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Postpartum Psychosis in A Pandemic: My Story Part 2

By Perinatal Support Washington | April 30, 2021

By: Allie Lindsay Johnson, PS-WA Executive Director Content warning: Postpartum Psychosis, NICU With my experience of depression following a miscarriage, I was on the look-out for signs of depression. It…

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Recurrence Rates and Risk Factors in Perinatal Mood Disorders

By Terri Buysse PhD | March 9, 2020

Anyone who works regularly with perinatal women will eventually find themselves face to face with a worried mother in their office thinking about becoming pregnant or already pregnant with her…

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Preparing for PMADs in Subsequent Pregnancies

By Teresa M Eltrich-Auvil | March 9, 2020

As providers specializing in postpartum support, we all will encounter clients who are looking for support for an upcoming delivery after experiencing symptoms of PMAD. As providers it is our…

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PPMDs, My Second Baby and Me

By Perinatal Support Washington | March 9, 2020

Hi, my name is Sabine and I suffered from Postpartum Anxiety, Depression and OCD. This is my story on deciding to have another child. If you are thinking about having…

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