Perinatal Mental Health
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Perinatal Mental Health services support families in navigating through pregnancy, birth and parenthood. The program engages with expecting parents, new parents, caregivers of infants, or those experiencing reproductive challenges. JJPI perinatal therapists use evidence-based cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) approaches to help growing families thrive. As part of JJPI Survivor Services, perinatal clinicians also have expertise supporting survivors of trauma.
Perinatal Mental Health is a program of PHMC subsidiary Joseph J. Peters Institute.
- Personalized mental health care
- In-person and telehealth therapy
- Psychiatry services are available
Contact Us
Email:
ascharff@jjpi.phmc.org
Address:
100 S. Broad Street Philadelphia PA 19102
Phone:
215.7011560, select option 2
Eligibility Criteria
- Pregnant
- Recently gave birth
- Caring for infants (non-birthing parents welcome!)
- Experiencing reproductive health challenges such as pregnancy loss or infertility
Enrolled with Community Behavioral Health (CBH)/Medicaid insurance
Referral Process
Participants can enroll directly or may be connected through an agency or organization.