The Women’s Mental Health Program serves adult women age 18 and older who may be experiencing:

• Premenstrual dysphoric disorder (psychiatric symptoms related to the menstrual cycle)
• Hormonal contraceptives and psychiatric medication interactions
• Psychiatric symptoms associated with polycystic ovarian syndrome
• Pre-conception mental health concerns (effect of mental illness and/or psychiatric medications on pregnancy)
• Psychiatric illness during pregnancy
• Postpartum depression and other psychiatric disorders
• Psychiatric medication usage during lactation
• Psychiatric complications of fertility treatment and the psychological impact of infertility
• Psychological impact of pregnancy loss
• Psychiatric symptoms associated with menopause and the interplay between psychological and physiological symptoms in menopause
• Hormone replacement Therapy (HRT) and psychiatric medication interactions
• Psychosocial stressors affecting women at all ages such as pregnancy, motherhood, balancing work and family, relationships, loss of a child or loved one, aging parents, empty nest syndrome and self-image issues