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Moms Supporting Moms - Raleigh / Cary / Triangle
Peer support group with medical advisors present at most meetings.
Meets every Thursday evening in Raleigh, NC.
Contact: Melissa Ansbacher, 919-601-3950 or davmelans@bellsouth.net
Kelly Marin, 919-559-9439
Duke Support Group - Durham
Professionally-led support group.
Meets 1st and 3rd Thursdays from 7:00 - 8:30 PM.
Contact: Bill Meyer, MSW, 919-681-6840 or william.meyer@duke.edu
UNC Center for Women's Mood Disorders - Chapel Hill
Support Groups
UNC- Chapel Hill Departments of Psychiatry and Maternal and Child Health is now
offering a Free Support Group for women with depression associated with pregnancy
and postpartum. Bi-weekly meetings are
located in Chapel Hill. Meetings are held every 2nd and 4th Tuesday from 6:30-8:00 PM,
free of charge.
Contact: Chris Raines, 919-966-3115 or Christena_Raines@med.unc.edu
www.womensmooddisorders.org
Moms and Emotions
UNC- Chapel Hill Department of Psychiatry offers an educational group called “Moms
and Emotions” taught by Dr. Pedersen, at the UNC Women’s Health Information Center
(WHIC) just off the lobby of the UNC Women’s Hospital. This is a one-time class,
primarily to educate pregnant women anticipating childbirth. For details, please call 919-
843-1759.
www.womensmooddisorders.org
Feelings After Birth - Greensboro
Norine Tamborino, coordinator
336-832-6682
Norine.tamborino@mosescone.com
Call for meeting times and more information.
Hopeful Beginnings Postpartum Support - Greenville
Angela Still, group contact
252-847-8263
Hopeful Beginnings is led by a licensed marriage and family therapist and a perinatal
clinical nurse specialist. Call for meeting times and more information.
The Prenatal and Postpartum Center of the Carolinas
www.postpartumcarolinas.com
Offering individual and couple therapy, PPD support groups, classes for new parents, and
more.
Cornelius, NC
contact: Carol Peindl MSN RN CS
704-947-8115
cpeindl@roadrunner.com
Charlotte, NC
contact: Judy Thorne Psy.D.
704-376-0550
North Carolina Postpartum Support International
This non-profit organization is committed to education, information, support, and
referral. For more information see: www.postpartum.net
Peer support group with medical advisors present at most meetings.
Meets every Thursday evening in Raleigh, NC.
Contact: Melissa Ansbacher, 919-601-3950 or davmelans@bellsouth.net
Kelly Marin, 919-559-9439
Duke Support Group - Durham
Professionally-led support group.
Meets 1st and 3rd Thursdays from 7:00 - 8:30 PM.
Contact: Bill Meyer, MSW, 919-681-6840 or william.meyer@duke.edu
UNC Center for Women's Mood Disorders - Chapel Hill
Support Groups
UNC- Chapel Hill Departments of Psychiatry and Maternal and Child Health is now
offering a Free Support Group for women with depression associated with pregnancy
and postpartum. Bi-weekly meetings are
located in Chapel Hill. Meetings are held every 2nd and 4th Tuesday from 6:30-8:00 PM,
free of charge.
Contact: Chris Raines, 919-966-3115 or Christena_Raines@med.unc.edu
www.womensmooddisorders.org
Moms and Emotions
UNC- Chapel Hill Department of Psychiatry offers an educational group called “Moms
and Emotions” taught by Dr. Pedersen, at the UNC Women’s Health Information Center
(WHIC) just off the lobby of the UNC Women’s Hospital. This is a one-time class,
primarily to educate pregnant women anticipating childbirth. For details, please call 919-
843-1759.
www.womensmooddisorders.org
Feelings After Birth - Greensboro
Norine Tamborino, coordinator
336-832-6682
Norine.tamborino@mosescone.com
Call for meeting times and more information.
Hopeful Beginnings Postpartum Support - Greenville
Angela Still, group contact
252-847-8263
Hopeful Beginnings is led by a licensed marriage and family therapist and a perinatal
clinical nurse specialist. Call for meeting times and more information.
The Prenatal and Postpartum Center of the Carolinas
www.postpartumcarolinas.com
Offering individual and couple therapy, PPD support groups, classes for new parents, and
more.
Cornelius, NC
contact: Carol Peindl MSN RN CS
704-947-8115
cpeindl@roadrunner.com
Charlotte, NC
contact: Judy Thorne Psy.D.
704-376-0550
North Carolina Postpartum Support International
This non-profit organization is committed to education, information, support, and
referral. For more information see: www.postpartum.net
A Project of the Center for Perinatal Emotional Wellness, Inc.