Perinatal Mood or Anxiety Disorders (PMADs), also known as perinatal mental health disorders, refer to a group of psychiatric conditions that can occur during pregnancy or within the first year after childbirth. These disorders encompass a range of mental health issues and are relatively common and can also affect partners or fathers.

Parents struggling with infertility may experience several unforeseen impacts on their work due to the emotional and physical toll of their journey.

Before having kids, couples and relationship systems should engage in open and honest conversations on various topics to ensure they are on the same page and have a shared understanding of their expectations. Here are some key conversations to consider.

There are two different approaches to information processing: top-down and bottom-up. Both play important roles in our perception and understanding of the world and can show up differently for neurodivergent individuals.

Roughly 1 and 6 individuals globally expereince difficulties with infertility. Workplaces can play an importany role in supporting employees experiencing infertility.

If an individual is struggling with mental health and is hesitant to return to work after giving birth, it's important to approach the situation with empathy and understanding. Here are some adjusted statements to consider.

As a working mother, the elusive quest for work-life balance is just another example of how moms are so often misled. But what’s the alternative?