Perinatal Mental Health Resources

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Support for Pregnancy, Postpartum, and Early Parenting

Perinatal mental health concerns — including anxiety, depression, OCD, trauma responses, intrusive thoughts, and mood changes — are common and treatable. Whether you are pregnant, postpartum, navigating loss, or supporting a loved one, the following trusted organizations provide education, crisis support, medication safety information, and professional consultation.


Immediate & Crisis Support

If you or someone you love is in emotional distress or crisis, help is available:


Specialized Perinatal Support

Postpartum Support International

  • PSI Helpline: Call or text “Help” to 1-800-944-4773
  • Psychiatric Consultation Line (for medical prescribers): 1-877-499-4773

PSI connects families to local providers, support groups, and resources. They also offer training and consultation for healthcare professionals.


Policy Center for Maternal Mental Health

Advocates for improved access to maternal mental health care nationwide. Provides educational resources and policy updates.


Tommy’s

A pregnancy and baby charity offering evidence-based information on pregnancy complications, mental health, and baby loss.


Medication & Lactation Safety Resources

For families navigating medication decisions during pregnancy and breastfeeding:

  • LactMed (NIH Drugs and Lactation Database)
    A peer-reviewed database with evidence-based information on medications and breastfeeding safety.
  • RM Rx Resources for Midwives
    Free mobile app (iOS & Android) with perinatal medication guidance.
  • LactRx by MotherToBaby
    Free mobile app (iOS & Android) offering medication safety information for pregnancy and breastfeeding.

Ongoing Mental Health Education & Advocacy

National Alliance on Mental Illness

Provides education, support groups, and advocacy for individuals and families affected by mental illness.


A Final Note

Perinatal mental health challenges are medical conditions — not personal failures. Support is available, treatment works, and you do not have to navigate this season alone.

If you are a current client and need assistance connecting to any of these resources, please contact our office so we can help coordinate appropriate care.

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