A Campaign to Decrease Postpartum Depression Stigma
and Encourage Women to Seek Help
The Office on Women’s Health is excited to announce
the launch of the Talking Postpartum Depression campaign. This national campaign aims to educate women about postpartum depression (PPD) and encourage them to seek help for PPD.
Talking Postpartum Depression features personal stories
of women from diverse backgrounds who have experienced and sought support for PPD.
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The campaign includes a toolkit of ready-to-use resources including fact sheets for women, their support networks, and health care professionals, video and written testimonials from women who have experienced PPD, social media assets, and more.
To learn more about the campaign and how you can use the toolkit in your work, please join us for a webinar on October 26th at 1:00 pm ET titled, “Implementing the Talking Postpartum Depression Campaign in Your Community”. Registration is required and be completed here.
To Explore the
Talking Postpartum Depression Campaign
Be sure to check back for additional resources
and outreach events!
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