by Marguerite Yoder, PsyD, HSPP August is national breastfeeding month, which is a time to recognize the dedication and love that goes into feeding a baby. Breastfeeding can be a meaningful part of the early months and years of parenthood, but every mother and parent’s...
By Erin Weaver, PsyD, HSPP March is now Pregnancy After Loss Awareness month as a way to acknowledge the difficult journey of balancing joy and grief during a subsequent pregnancy after the loss of a previous one. Approximately one in four pregnancies ends in a...
May is Maternal Mental Health month, where we raise more awareness about perinatal mood and anxiety disorders (PMADs). “Perinatal” refers to the period of time during pregnancy and up to one year post-partum, or after the birth of a child. Although pregnancy and the arrival...
by Marguerite Yoder, PsyD, HSPP The journey to parenthood is one of life’s most significant transitions. In the initial stages, focus and attention will be on ensuring the pregnancy remains as uneventful as possible. As the due date comes closer, focus will naturally shift to...