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Staff Highlights

By Perinatal Support Washington | March 2, 2023

As we continue to expand, we have two fresh faces on board to serve more clients. Karina will help with outreach and partnerships as we spread into more counties across…

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Fear of Childbirth: When will we talk about this?

By Perinatal Support Washington | June 30, 2022
fear of childbirth

By Savitri Mann, PS-WA Intern As someone who has yet to give birth, I am scared. How will I be able to deal with the pain? Will I be surrounded…

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Resources for Abortion Care

By Perinatal Support Washington | June 24, 2022

Talk Lines for Abortion, Adoption and those unsure what to do about a pregnancy: The lines below all support a women’s right to choose. All Options Talk Line  1-888-493-0092 “If…

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Dear Bereaved Mama

By Perinatal Support Washington | April 29, 2022

By Kima Tozay As the world gears up to celebrate moms on Mother’s Day, You feel out of sortsand ask yourself, Am I mother?Do I fit the world’s narrative of…

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12 Ways New Moms Can Curb Parenting Stress, Minus the Alcohol

By Perinatal Support Washington | March 29, 2022

by Shakima “Kima” Tozay, LICSW There is no debating it, being a parent is STRESSFUL. For new moms, focusing on self-care can feel overwhelming, selfish, and seem nearly impossible to…

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Parenting in Recovery Interview with Alyson

By Perinatal Support Washington | March 1, 2022

By: Kima Tozay, LICSW To better understand what it is like to deal with addiction during the perinatal period, I interviewed Alyson, a mom who has been in recovery from…

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Working with Women in Recovery Across the Perinatal Period Interview with Clinical Psychologist, Joanne Sparrow, PhD., Integrative Psychological Services of Seattle

By Perinatal Support Washington | March 1, 2022

By Kima Tozay, LICSW About Dr. Sparrow Dr. Sparrow has worked in the field of community mental health for several years and has provided therapeutic services to individuals, couples and…

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Bereavement Doula Support Interview with Teresa Robertson

By Perinatal Support Washington | September 19, 2021

By: Kima Tozay Content Warning: This article discusses grief, hope, and healing after pregnancy and infant loss. This information may be triggering – please go at your own pace.  “When…

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Issuance of a Certificate of Birth Resulting in Stillbirth and the Power of Acknowledgement

By Perinatal Support Washington | September 19, 2021

By: Terrell Hatzilias, PhD Content Warning: This article discusses grief, hope, and healing after pregnancy and infant loss. This information may be triggering – please go at your own pace.…

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Walking Towards Healing In The Midst Of Hurting After Baby Loss

By Perinatal Support Washington | September 19, 2021

By: Alishia Anderson Content Warning: This article discusses grief, hope, and healing after pregnancy and infant loss. This information may be triggering – please go at your own pace. “Grieve…

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