Coming soon
Dad PPD Support
Postpartum depression isn't just a mom's issue. A screening and support program built for dads who are struggling after a new baby — and don't have anywhere to bring it up.
Why this matters
1 in 10
New dads develop postpartum depression, but few are ever screened for it. (Source: Paulson & Bazemore, JAMA, 2010)
No routine checkup
New moms are screened for postpartum depression at pediatric visits. New dads almost never are.
It affects the whole family
Untreated paternal depression is linked to worse outcomes for kids and more strain on the whole household.
What to expect
Take a short screening
A validated depression and anxiety screening, plus a few questions about sleep, stress, and how things have changed since your baby arrived.
Meet with a provider
A licensed therapist or clinician reviews your screening and meets with you virtually to talk through what you're carrying — no judgment, no rush.
Get a plan that fits
Therapy, medication, or both if appropriate — matched to what's realistic with a newborn in the house, not a plan that assumes you have free time.
Stay supported
Ongoing check-ins as the first year unfolds, so support doesn't stop after the first appointment.
Be the first to know when we launch
We're gauging interest in Dad PPD Support. Join the waitlist and we'll reach out if we build it.
Join the waitlist