Because every mama deserves to be seen, supported, and thriving.
The
Whole Mama
Care Model
A whole-person approach to maternal perinatal mental health.
The Whole Mama Care Model integrates clinical care, community support, workforce development, data innovation, and systems change to meet mamas and birthing people where they are and support them throughout pregnancy, postpartum, and beyond.
Our Six Pillars of Care
Six integrated pillars working together to create lasting change for mamas, birthing people, and families.
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Therapy Access
Free, culturally responsive perinatal mental health therapy for mamas and birthing people.
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In-Home Postpartum Care
In-home therapy with doula accompaniment during the critical first 6 weeks.
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Relationship Support
Therapy and education to strengthen relationships and family well-being.
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Peer and Community Support
Virtual peer support groups and community connection for shared healing.
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Workforce Development
Training and placing the next generation of perinatal mental health professionals.
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Innovation and Data
Integrating biometric data and biomarkers to advance personalized, evidence-based care.
Support for Mamas
You do not have to navigate this season alone. We are here to support your mental health and well-being every step of the way.
For Providers
Join us in transforming perinatal mental health care for mamas and birthing people.
Become part of our provider network, access tools and training, and help expand culturally responsive care in your community.
Perinatal Mental Health Working Group
A collaborative of clinicians, community leaders, researchers, and advocates working together to remove barriers and improve outcomes for mamas, birthing people, and families.
✔ Share expertise and lived experience
✔ Inform programs and policy
✔ Improve access and quality of care
✔ Advance equity in perinatal mental health
Looking for providers passionate about advancing maternal perinatal mental health
✔ Clinicians
✔ Birth workers
✔ Researchers
✔ Community partners
✔ Students and trainees
Clinical Advisory Board
Guided by experts. Grounded in community.
Our Clinical Advisory Board provides strategic guidance to ensure our programs are evidence-based, culturally responsive, and rooted in the needs of the communities we serve.
Dr. Sinmi Bamgbose
Reproductive Psychiatrist
Ìtùnú Psychiatry
Dr. Kortney James
Nurse scientist, policy researcher, clinician
RAND Corporation
Dr. Celeste Poe, PMH-C
Psychologist, Clinical Assistant Professor
Stanford University School of Medicine