
PMADs Don’t Discriminate and Neither Should We
PMADs Don’t Discriminate and Neither Should We
by Hajara KuttyWithin the past six months, ten children lost their lives at the hands of postpartum
mothers. Erin Merdy, Dimone Fleming, Paulesha Green-Pulliam and Lindsay Clancy
are all…

Q&A: Postpartum Psychosis (PPP) January, 2023
You may have heard the term Postpartum Psychosis (PPP) in the news recently. With the news, there are times that we can hear things that are scary, or that we don’t understand, or wonder “could that be me.” PSI would like to take…

A Chat With Dvora Entin on Our Perinatal Loss Training: Clinical and Supportive Care
Tell us about the training.PSI has initiated a brand-new training on perinatal loss. This includes loss for any reason, including termination for medical reasons, miscarriage, multiple losses, and other challenging loss experiences. The…

Postpartum Support International is a Global Resource for Mothers and Families
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Postpartum Support Is an International Resource for Mothers and Families
You Are Not Alone, You Are Not to Blame, With Help, You Will Get WellPortland, OR March 9—One in seven pregnant or postpartum mothers…

Renewal 2021 – PSI Video Series
Have you ever wanted to learn more about meditation, mindfulness, yoga and grow your self-care toolbox?
If so, PSI will be launching a brand new video series on Facebook and Instagram, that will focus on Renewal and Self-Care topics. When…

August is National Breastfeeding Awareness Month
This month is a wonderful opportunity to raise awareness about the joys and benefits of breastfeeding. It also allows us to highlight and discuss some of the most common struggles and complications that can arise. We look forward to providing…

Looking to the future: Letters from PSI Board Members: Chris Raines, Liz Verney and Ann Smith
Letter from Chris Raines, RN MSN APRN-BC- PSI Board Chair
Hi everyone,WOW, what a wonderful virtual conference we just completed. When we started talking about how to have our yearly conference this year, scheduled for New Orleans, we talked…

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…

PSI Focuses on Raising Awareness of Maternal Mental Health
Events Include Maternal Mental Health Day, PSI 32nd Annual Conference and Climb out of the Darkness
PORTLAND, OR. --- Postpartum Support International (PSI), the leading organization dedicated to helping women suffering from perinatal mood…

FDA Approval of First Treatment Indicated for PPD
Postpartum Support International Statement on FDA Approval of First Treatment Indicated for Postpartum Depression
March 25, 2019On March 19, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved Brexanolone the first treatment indicated…

Before and After
Before and After
by Ann Smith, PSI Board President
PSI BLOG
December 27, 2018
33 years ago, the landscape for moms with postpartum mental illness was pretty barren. Even for me, a certified nurse midwife who lived in New York City—a city…

Pact for the Cure
Pact for the Cure -- PPD ACT
by Carly Snyder, MD
for PSI Blog
May 8, 2017
PPD ACT™ , the largest research study on PPD and other perinatal mood disorders, aims to understand why some women get postpartum depression (PPD) and others…

PPD ACT
April 27, 2017
Popular ResearchKit iPhone App to Study Postpartum Depression Expands to Include New Countries, Modules and Android Version
One year after launching iOS version of PPD ACTTM in the U.S. and Australia, UNC School of Medicine…

Important PSI News about the Safety Net for all families
PSI is here to support the families of Postpartum Progress
March 7, 2017
All of us at Postpartum Support International (PSI) want to say how sorry we are about what has taken place in recent days at Postpartum Progress. To all of you who have…

PSI Memorial Quilt
PSI Memorial Quilt by Lauren Safran
"A quilt is never just fabric sewn together. It’s an expression of joy, love, sadness, loss, and hope. It is the comfort of a warm embrace or a lasting memory. I became aware of the true power of this craft…