Resources

 

Pregnancy & Postpartum

The Arizona Postpartum Wellness Coalition

1-888-434-MOMS (6667)

www.azpostpartum.org

(English & Spanish-speaking support)

Postpartum Support International

1-800-944-4PPD (4773)

www.posptarum.net

(English & Spanish-speaking support)

Postpartum Dads

www.postpartumdads.org

 Online Postpartum Support

www.ppdsupportpage.com

Grief & Loss

MISS Foundation

www.missfoundation.org

Support Groups

http://psychcentral.com/resources/Grief_and_Loss/Support_Groups/

Find a Psychologist or Therapist Near You:

The best method is word-of-mouth.

The second best is to contact your insurance company for names in your area.

The third best is to do a web search. Here’s one you can try if you’d like:

http://psychcentral.com/find-help/

Remember: Keep looking until you find someone who is the right fit for you!

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