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Mothers & Families
Come as you are.
Find the community we all need.
Is pregnancy, your child’s early years, or conceiving a child harder than you thought? It’s normal to struggle during pregnancy and the postpartum years. In fact, one in five moms, birthers, and parents experience mental health challenges during this period. It’s okay to need a little extra support.
The Colorado Perinatal Mental Health Project is here to support you. Right. Now.
Our Offerings
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Postpartum Support International’s Services
Our partner Postpartum Support International (PSI) has a variety of options for getting help including online support groups, a Helpline that you can call or text, peer mentors, a provider directory and more. In addition to resources for moms and birthers, PSI offers online support groups for dads, partners, and queer and trans parents.
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