Media Coverage | Postpartum Support Charleston

Mothers & More Summerville Supports Grants for Women with Postpartum Mental Health Disorders

by Postpartum Support Charleston | Jul 27, 2016 | Media, Media Coverage, Postpartum Depression, Treatment

The Summerville Chapter of Mothers & More has donated more than $4,000 to Postpartum Support Charleston – a decision that came after the national organization of Mothers & More disbanded and the local chapter closed. As the national organization closed, so did...

Wholehearted Parenting Highlights PPD

by Postpartum Support Charleston | Aug 13, 2013 | Media Coverage

Postpartum Support Charleston board president Holly Fisher talks with Bonnie Compton of Wholehearted Parenting about postpartum depression in this web radio program. LISTEN NOW

PPD Featured on Sweet Carolina Show

by Postpartum Support Charleston | Nov 10, 2012 | Media Coverage, Postpartum Depression

Our board president Holly Fisher was on the Sweet Carolina Show on digital station Kinetic HiFi recently talking about our organization and postpartum depression. Listen in!

The Importance of Support

by Postpartum Support Charleston | Apr 27, 2012 | Media Coverage, Postpartum Depression

Great article in The Post and Courier today on PPD and highlighting the Moms’ Run: Postpartum Depression: Information, a supportive community critical to helping women When Sarah Moore’s husband pointedly asked her if she was having thoughts of hurting herself...

What Not to Say

by Postpartum Support Charleston | Apr 9, 2012 | Media Coverage, New Moms

Check out this great post from our supporter and friend Angie Mizzell about shattering parenting taboos. I’m that person who delivers a baby and falls instantly in love. I’m like, “Hello there. So you’re the one who’s been turning somersaults in my belly. I had a...

She’s Got Moxie

by Postpartum Support Charleston | Apr 29, 2011 | Foundation News, Media Coverage

Our executive director, Risa Mason, is featured in The Post and Courier’s “Moxie” section today, talking about PPD and the upcoming Moms’ Run to benefit the Ruth Rhoden Craven Foundation. Read the full article.

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