Women's Behavioral Medicine at the Women's Medicine Collaborative offers specialized, personal help for a wide range of behavioral health issues exclusive to women, including:
- Mood and anxiety disorders during pregnancy and postpartum
- Pregnancy loss
- Infertility
- Mood and anxiety disorders related to:
- The menstrual cycle
- The menopausal transition
Our highly experienced, all-woman staff sees women 18 years and older on an outpatient basis.
We provide preconception counseling for the management of mental health disorders during pregnancy and the postpartum period.
Patient & Provider FormsForms for Patients Some forms have multiple pages; please complete all pages New Patient Welcome Packet - Non-pregnant New Patient Welcome Packet - Pregnant & Postpartum New Patient Welcome Packet - Women's Behavioral Medicine-Menopause Release of Medical Records Form Forms for Providers
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We also offer a program in mindfulness-based stress reduction. This eight-week program is designed to help women navigate daily stressors and meet life's challenges with greater ease and balance of mind, body and spirit. Learn more about mindfulness-based stress reduction.
As part of the Women's Medicine Collaborative, our staff includes board-certified psychiatrists and social workers who work together with our patients' other medical providers.
Our team approach to care and specialized behavioral health training gives us the expertise to successfully diagnose, treat and manage a wide range of psychiatric conditions during a woman's life cycle.
Circle of Moms Group
We invite women up to 6 months postpartum to attend our Circle of Moms psychotherapy group. Our goal is to help moms cope with the emotional challenges of transitioning to motherhood. The group is led by Joanna MacLean, MD and Carla Ferrari, LICSW.
Circle of Moms is held on Wednesdays from 11:00 am – 12:00 noon at the Women’s Medicine Collaborative, 2nd Floor, Suite 1-G. You may bring your baby. (Please no toddlers/children over 1 year old.) Please call 793-7020 for more information, eligibility, and to coordinate insurance coverage.
Contact Us
To learn more about Women's Behavioral Medicine or to schedule an appointment, please call 401-793-7020.