@nyctherapistsays: I posted in a group of more than 10,000 perinatal mental health professionals and asked: What is the biggest message you want the public to understand about the Lindsay Clancy case? Thank you to everyone who took the time to participate and share their perspective • This is not about judging, taking sides, or making assumptions about this individual case. I hope this case can serve as an opportunity to raise greater awareness of the systemic issues we continue to face in perinatal mental health, particularly around postpartum mental health, access to care, education, prevention, and support. PLEASE SEE LAST SIDE FOR PSI RESOURCES #lindsayclancycase #postpartum #postpartumpsychosis #lindsayclancystory #perinatal

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This is GREAT 🙌 Also, I’d recommend doing the research BEFORE having the baby (if possible)
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