Postpartum, Mental Health, Lindsay Clancy & Why We Have To Talk About This
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EXPLICIT CONTENT: In this episode, hosts Callie Greenberg and Jamie Silva examine postpartum mental health, including postpartum depression, anxiety, and psychosis; the gaps in screening, diagnosis, and follow-up care; and the Lindsay Clancy trial that everyone has a close eye on.
Jamie shares her personal postpartum experience—complications after delivery, breastfeeding struggles, severe anxiety, intrusive thoughts, and her path to treatment—while the hosts unpack how screening tools, medication side effects, telemedicine, and provider communication can fail new mothers.
They discuss diagnostic challenges (DSM timeframes versus clinical reality), the rarity and seriousness of postpartum psychosis, the importance of partner and family support, and how healthcare systems could improve through better education, escalation pathways, and proactive follow-up.
The episode acknowledges the tragic loss of three children and frames the conversation as an effort to understand how maternal mental health care can be strengthened to prevent harm and better support families.