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A modern and inviting therapy room at The Motherhood Center's Day Program group room. The space features comfortable gray recliners arranged in a circle, colorful knitted poufs, and wooden side tables. A brick accent wall includes shelves with toys and a screen displaying 'The Motherhood Center' logo. The room is brightly lit with natural light from large windows, creating a warm and welcoming environment for group therapy sessions and support meetings.

Your partner in perinatal mental health care.

Whether your patient is experiencing mild, moderate, or severe symptoms of a perinatal mood and anxiety disorder (PMAD), you need a trusted partner you can refer them to.

We are the only New York State Office of Mental Health Article 31 Perinatal Partial Hospitalization Program (Day Program). Our multidisciplinary team of perinatal mental health experts provides a range of treatment options based on empirically proven best practices and the unique needs of each new or expecting mother/birthing people.

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Learn about our clinical treatment services

Whether you are an OBGYN, Inpatient Social Worker, Pediatrician, Doula, Midwife, or any other professional that comes in contact with pregnant or postpartum women/birthing people, you need to have a trusted facility where you can refer patients and know that they will receive excellent care. We have treatment options for all levels of PMAD acuity and customize care accordingly. After a thorough evaluation, patients will be recommended to an appropriate level of care, including support groups, outpatient treatment, or our Perinatal Day program (both virtual and in-person).

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An illustration of a therapy session between two individuals. On the left, a therapist with dark hair, wearing an orange top and patterned blue pants, takes notes on a clipboard. On the right, a mother with red hair, dressed in a blue outfit, holds a baby in her arms. A large leafy plant in an orange pot is placed in the background, adding a sense of calm and warmth to the setting.

PMAD Training for your Hospital/Practice

The Motherhood Center offers a free one-hour training session designed to teach your staff how to recognize the different types of PMAD signs and symptoms, including prenatal and postpartum depression, postpartum anxiety, and postpartum psychosis, as well as how to screen with validated instruments, and where to refer patients that require clinical support.

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The Motherhood Center has proudly offered PMAD training to some of the area’s most reputable hospitals including:

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