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There are a number of options for postpartum support in North
Carolina. Click on any of the links to the left for more information.
Wherever you live in the state, it is always a good idea
to talk to your doctor first for more information and to discuss a
treatment plan if needed.
By clicking on any of the links to the left, you will find various
resources across the state, from volunteers who offer peer support
for mothers and families to professionals who treat women with
postpartum mood disorders. Support groups can be found in
locations around the state, although the number is still relatively
limited. If there is no group in your area, call a phone support
volunteer or log onto a reputable online support
group, such as www.ppdsupportpage.com.
Carolina. Click on any of the links to the left for more information.
Wherever you live in the state, it is always a good idea
to talk to your doctor first for more information and to discuss a
treatment plan if needed.
By clicking on any of the links to the left, you will find various
resources across the state, from volunteers who offer peer support
for mothers and families to professionals who treat women with
postpartum mood disorders. Support groups can be found in
locations around the state, although the number is still relatively
limited. If there is no group in your area, call a phone support
volunteer or log onto a reputable online support
group, such as www.ppdsupportpage.com.
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