Postpartum Psychosis 101 **Non-Fearmongering** - with Victoria Edgington, LMHC, PMH-C

From Long Distance Friends · 00:59:59

Show by Anna Casey

31. I ask a licensed therapist specializing in perinatal health all of my questions about postpartum psychosis.This episode is crafted with the minds and the hearts of those listening to be as non-fearmongering and nervous-system friendly as possible. Vic shared all of this information in a way that truly like a friend calming your fears. Time Stamps:00:03 Disclaimer and Vision for the Episode08:44 Defining Postpartum Psychosis and Symptoms23:39 What happens when you start having symptoms 39:59 Misdiagnosis and Difference in Medications, Treatment52:20 Supporting Loved Ones in a Psychosis EmergencyVictoria Edgington, LMHC, PMH-C is a birth trauma therapist who specializes in anxiety therapy for moms with trauma she helps moms with coping skills and healing at the root. She has over 10 years of experience in trauma recovery. And Vic cares deeply about providing information and tools to mom in a non-fearmongering and nervous-system friendly way. Find Victoria at humansthathelp.com or @birthtraumatherapist. You can download her free coping skill The Container Exercise here.Resources Mentioned:Postpartum Support International website and HotlineIn-Patient Mom and Baby Facilities Specializing in Psychiatric Care:Arkansas: Little Rock – The Women’s Inpatient Unit at the UAMS Psychiatric Research Institute (PRI), known as the 5-North UnitCalifornia: Mountain View – El Camino Inpatient Psychiatric Care Women’s Specialty UnitLouisiana: Baton Rouge – The Perinatal Mental Health Unit (PMHU) at Woman’s HospitalNew York: Glen Oaks – Northwell Health Perinatal Psychiatry ServiceNorth Carolina: Chapel Hill – UNC Perinatal Psych Inpatient Unit

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