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On today's episode, we're wrapping up our very first three-part series with both Emily Johnson and Ginna Ericksen. You've heard Emily's story from the inside and Ginna's from right beside it, and now we're talking about what they're doing with it. We'll chat about the gaps that they're working to close, too few intensive treatment options, zip codes that determine the care that you can get, and how little training many providers actually receive in perinatal mental health. We'll talk about Emily's new book, Women Are Dying, Deb (very exciting), the support network that Emily and Ginna have built, and the practical things that any of us can do in our communities. Plus, we'll chat about a few parenting hacks because we're nothing if not full service here at the I Am One podcast. Together, they've turned this shouldn't have happened to us into let's make sure it stops happening to other people. And they're doing it with two very different approaches in mind. We're so excited to share this conversation with you. So without any further ado, please sit back, relax, and enjoy this episode with our friends, Emily and Ginna.

Mentioned on today's episode:

• Emily's book: Women are Dying, Deb: Inside America's Maternal Mental Health Crisis
• Access to Perinatal Mental Health Intensive Treatment Programs in the U.S. (Research from Emily)
• Podcasts: Tradeoffs, Mom and Mind
• Watching: The West Wing, Ted Lasso
• Emily's website, instagram, and email: missionjustonemom@gmail.com
• Connect with Ginna: ginna.ericksen@gmail.com

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