PSI’s Postpartum Psychosis Task Force with Julia Alzoubaidi
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PSI’s Postpartum Psychosis Task Force with Julia Alzoubaidi
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On today's episode, we're sitting down with Julia Alzoubaidi, a licensed psychologist on staff here at PSI, to talk about Postpartum Psychosis and the incredible work of PSI's Postpartum Psychosis Task Force. We'll cover what Postpartum Psychosis actually is, who's at higher risk, and why it might get missed in the exact moment an accurate read matters most. Julia also makes a case that stuck with me: calling postpartum psychosis "rare" does real harm, because our language shapes how seriously everyone — providers included — takes it. In fact, Postpartum Psychosis happens more often than people think. It’s an emergency requiring immediate provider attention, It happens, it’s treatable, and it’s possible to recover. We'll get into the training and resources PSI has built, how lived experience shapes that work, the push for DSM recognition (wink, wink … nudge, nudge). This is exactly the conversation we should be having out loud - so, here we are. Without further ado, please sit back, relax, and enjoy this episode with our friend, Julia.
Mentioned on today's episode:
- PSI's Postpartum Psychosis Task Force & Resources
- Perinatal/postpartum psychosis help
- Advanced Postpartum Psychosis Training
- Connect with Julia: jalzoubaidi@postpartum.net
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