Nearly 1 in 5 moms experience some form of PMAD during pregnancy or in the postpartum period, making it the most common complication of childbirth.
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Pine Rest Newsroom | Pregnancy & Postpartum
Addressing pertinent social, environmental, emotional and physical factors in healthcare can dramatically improve the maternal mental and physical health for black women and help optimize the health and wellness of their babies.
The holidays can seem overwhelming when you’re the parent of a new little one. These tips from Pine Rest’s PMAD team can help you AND baby enjoy a happy, healthy holiday season!
An estimated 1 in 4 of known pregnancies end in miscarriage. If you’re navigating pregnancy loss, it’s important to remember that you are not alone and your grief and pain is valid
While much is to be learned about depression and anxiety disorders in the non-birthing parent, one thing is sure: It is important to get help.
Just as a woman can be proactive about the physical health of herself and her baby, she can also prepare to take care of her emotional & mental health – like taking steps to reduce the risk for PMAD.
Perinatal OCD can be an intense and scary experience for a new or expectant mother. Understanding that these symptoms have a cause and that you are not alone can be lifesaving!
Perinatal mood and anxiety disorder can make balancing relationship and parenting roles feel impossible. These tips from Dr. Lesley Hetterscheidt can help couples navigate the stresses of parenting together and get their relationship back on track.
Dr. Lesley Hetterscheidt shares tips on how couples can work on re-connecting and rebuilding their relationship after a perinatal mood and anxiety disorder (PMAD)
Many couples have a hard time talking about intimacy, but it is a vital part of a relationship and an important topic for discussion. Dr. Lesley Hetterscheidt offers couples tips on how to connect and communicate more effectively.
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