Prenatal Support Session

Having a baby is the most life changing experience you will ever go through and we want to make sure you have all the tools you need to walk away feeling empowered and above all healthy. Prenatal support sessions offer private, professional, and non-clinical social support for expecting parents experiencing a Perinatal Mood & Anxiety Disorder. Our goal during these sessions is to: - Provide... Read More

Having a baby is the most life changing experience you will ever go through and we want to make sure you have all the tools you need to walk away feeling empowered and above all healthy. Prenatal support sessions offer private, professional, and non-clinical social support for expecting parents experiencing a Perinatal Mood & Anxiety Disorder.

Our goal during these sessions is to:
- Provide validation, encouragement, and simply offer a safe place to talk about how you might be feeling.
- Further explain the illness so you can better understand what’s happening.
- Provide basic education & resources regarding the birth process and outline your options
- Discuss any fears or concerns you may have and how to communicate that to your birth team.
- Help to build a birth & postpartum mental health plan that you're comfortable with

We offer virtual support sessions at this time.


Postpartum Wellness Session

Postpartum Wellness Sessions are designed to offer private, professional and non-clinical social support for new parents experiencing a Perinatal Mood & Anxiety Disorder when they need it most. Our goal during these sessions is to: - Provide validation, encouragement, and simply offer a safe place to talk about how you might be feeling. - Further explain the illness so you can better unders... Read More

Postpartum Wellness Sessions are designed to offer private, professional and non-clinical social support for new parents experiencing a Perinatal Mood & Anxiety Disorder when they need it most. Our goal during these sessions is to:

- Provide validation, encouragement, and simply offer a safe place to talk about how you might be feeling.
- Further explain the illness so you can better understand what’s happening. We know how confusing it can be because we’ve been there too. You’re not alone.
- Outline next steps as we work together to build a solid plan that will have you feeling better much sooner.
- Offer ongoing support & follow up care as you navigate your treatment plan.

We offer virtual support sessions at this time.


Weekly PMAD Support Group

Parenting through a Perinatal Mood & Anxiety Disorder can be really difficult and isolation plays a major role in the severity of symptoms. Our weekly support group creates an opportunity to connect with others who have similar lived experiences. Our goal during this group is to: -Create a safe place to share your feelings and experiences -Reduce isolation by connecting with others in t... Read More

Parenting through a Perinatal Mood & Anxiety Disorder can be really difficult and isolation plays a major role in the severity of symptoms. Our weekly support group creates an opportunity to connect with others who have similar lived experiences.

Our goal during this group is to:

-Create a safe place to share your feelings and experiences
-Reduce isolation by connecting with others in the community who have shared experiences.
-Provide validation and encouragement.

We offer both in person and virtual weekly support groups. Please choose what work best for you!


NICU Parent Support

Led by a perinatal mental health facilitator, this peer support group is for parents who are currently or previously experienced time in the NICU for any reason. Experiences in the NICU are unique and complex, with parents of NICU babies being at increased risk of experiencing Perinatal Mood & Anxiety Disorders and/or PTSD. Our group is a safe space for parents to connect with others with simil... Read More

Led by a perinatal mental health facilitator, this peer support group is for parents who are currently or previously experienced time in the NICU for any reason. Experiences in the NICU are unique and complex, with parents of NICU babies being at increased risk of experiencing Perinatal Mood & Anxiety Disorders and/or PTSD. Our group is a safe space for parents to connect with others with similar lived experiences and receive helpful resources. We kindly ask that any babies in attendance be under 2 years old. Please be mindful of medically fragile families in attendance.

Perinatal Health Facilitator, B.A. Psych

I have always juggled many passions at once and love to stay busy. I hold a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology and I am currently pursuing a Bachelor of Social Work from the University of Regina. I have also taken specialized training in perinatal mental health.

I spend my time reading, changing diapers, and exploring the world through the eyes of my children. I am passionate about creating safe, accessible, and supportive spaces for families. Having gone through a heavy perinatal experience myself, I understand, first hand, the value of having a village. I strive to support families in building their village so they can truly immerse themselves in all those magical moments.

I currently live in Regina with my husband and our two children, welcomed in 2021 and 2024.

Perinatal Health Facilitator, B.A. Psych I have always juggled many passions at once and love to... Read More

Perinatal Health Coordinator BSW, Certified Birth & Reproductive Trauma Specialist (CC-BRT)

I recently completed my Bachelor of Social Work degree from the U of R, with my studies focusing on mental health and addictions; childhood development; grief and loss; and biopsychosocial and community perspectives to health care. I have also taken specialized training in perinatal mental health and birth and reproductive trauma.

I am passionate about perinatal mental health care in Saskatchewan because I lived through prenatal anxiety and postpartum depression after the birth of my son in 2017. It was an incredibly isolating experience to feel alone in my struggles, and I experienced first-hand how complex (and sometimes frustrating!) navigating public mental health systems could be. I also understand the mental load that comes with being a new parent, as well as the stigma that comes with experiencing a perinatal mood disorder. Through my own experiences and professional training, my hope is to offer social support in a judgment-free space, help carry the mental load of motherhood, and provide community resources and connections so other parents don’t feel like they have to walk this path alone.

I currently live in Regina with my husband and our two children, welcomed in 2015 and 2017.

Perinatal Health Coordinator BSW, Certified Birth & Reproductive Trauma Specialist (CC-BRT) ... Read More

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