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Reproductive & Maternal Mental Health

Documented, verified programs in this category across states. Each entry is checked against an official source and dated.

About this category

Reproductive and maternal mental health programs focus on pregnancy, the postpartum period, and reproductive-related mental health. They combine screening, consultation for obstetric and primary care providers, and specialty treatment, addressing conditions that are common, treatable, and frequently missed. Perinatal psychiatry access programs, in particular, let an obstetrician or pediatrician reach a reproductive-psychiatry expert by phone, so a positive screen at a prenatal visit can turn into a plan rather than a dead end, without the patient waiting months for a scarce specialist.

Documented programs (2)

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How we verify and update

Each entry is built from the program's own official information, or from an equally authoritative source like a national program directory, and it carries the date we last checked it. Facts we can confirm sit under a verified-facts heading. Details a program reports about itself, like who it serves or how its model works, are labeled as reported by the program. We don't turn a program's promotional language into an independent Shrinkiatry claim, we don't rank programs against each other, and we note when a program is new, expanding, or long established. Every entry has a correction link, because programs change, and we'd rather fix a page than let it drift out of date.

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