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North American Society for Psychosocial Obstetrics and Gynecology

NASPOG promotes the study and clinical application of the neurobiologic and psychosocial aspects of women’s health and well-being across the life span.

06/17/2026

🌱 Invest in a career that supports women, infants, and families during some of life's most important transitions.

Applications are now open for the 2027–2028 Reproductive Psychiatry and Infant Mental Health Fellowship at the University of Michigan Department of Psychiatry's Zero to Thrive program.

This one year fellowship provides advanced training in reproductive and perinatal psychiatry, infant mental and relational health, and evidence based approaches to caring for patients and families navigating reproductive transitions.

Fellows will receive comprehensive training in psychotherapeutic, pharmacological, and integrative treatments while gaining experience through a unique multigenerational and relationship centered approach to clinical care, education, and research.

📅 Application Deadline: October 1, 2026
🎓 Eligibility: MD or equivalent degree and board certified or board eligible in Psychiatry by the end of the 2026–2027 academic year.

Whether you are a resident, fellow, or early career psychiatrist, this fellowship offers an opportunity to deepen your expertise and contribute to the future of reproductive and infant mental health care.

🔗 View the fellowship flyer and learn more: https://lnkd.in/gus6jTbU

📣 Know someone who would be a great fit? Share this opportunity with colleagues, trainees, and future leaders in reproductive psychiatry and infant mental health.

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06/10/2026

🤝 Meaningful progress in women’s health begins with collaboration.

NASPOG brings together clinicians, researchers, educators, and advocates who share a commitment to advancing women’s health and well being through education, research, clinical care, and interdisciplinary partnership.

By fostering professional connection and the exchange of knowledge, we continue to strengthen the conversations, innovations, and evidence based practices that support women across every stage of life.

Together, we are building a community dedicated to learning, advocacy, and improving healthcare outcomes for women and families.

If you are passionate about advancing women’s health, contributing to meaningful dialogue, and shaping the future of psychosocial obstetrics and gynecology, we invite you to be part of the conversation and the impact.

Join a community committed to making a difference.
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06/02/2026

June is World Infertility Awareness Month.

Infertility affects millions worldwide, underscoring the need for greater awareness, equitable access to care, and evidence based reproductive health services.

At NASPOG, we are committed to advancing women's health through education, advocacy, research, and professional collaboration.

Together, we can help create a future where every individual and family receives the support, resources, and care they deserve.

👉 Join healthcare professionals and advocates working to advance women's health. Become a NASPOG member today: naspog.org/join-membership/

05/28/2026

Women’s health is a human right. 💚

On International Day of Action for Women’s Health, The North American Society for Psychosocial Obstetrics & Gynecology (NASPOG) stands alongside healthcare professionals, researchers, educators, and advocates committed to advancing equitable reproductive healthcare for all communities.

Through curiosity, collaboration, and community, we continue working toward a future where every individual has access to informed, compassionate, and evidence based care.

Join us in advancing awareness, equity, and access to reproductive healthcare for women everywhere.

Learn more about NASPOG’s mission and initiatives at naspog.org 🌿

04/17/2026

Day 2 of the 2026 NASPOG Biennial Meeting continues with important conversations on women’s health, trauma, perinatal care, and access to support across healthcare settings.

The day opens with Welcome Back, followed by Sleep: The Missing Vital Sign in Women’s Health, where Nishi Bhopal, MD, will examine why sleep must be treated as a core part of women’s health and wellbeing across the lifespan.

Next, attendees will join Symposium: Trauma Exposure and Posttraumatic Psychopathology Across the Female Reproductive Life Span, chaired by Anna C. Barbano, PhD, with presenters Jessica R. Peters, PhD; Yael I. Nillni, PhD; and Suzanne L. Pineles, PhD. This session brings critical attention to trauma-informed understanding and care throughout the reproductive lifespan.

Day 2 also includes Perinatal Weight Stigma: Highlighting an Emerging Maternal Health Threat, featuring Anna Whelan, MD, and Angela Incollingo Rodriguez, PhD. Their discussion highlights how weight stigma during pregnancy and postpartum can shape both mental and physical health outcomes.

In the afternoon, Baby Steps, Big Impact: An Interdisciplinary Model for Perinatal Mental Health in the NICU brings together Lisa Boyars, MD, Juan Gallegos, DO, and Kathryn Scott, LMSW, to explore collaborative models of care for families in NICU settings.

The day also features Community Conversation #2, with discussions on challenges in access to care and turning insight into action, followed by the Rapid Research Brief Oral Session, which will spotlight emerging research and new perspectives from the field.

Another strong day of learning, reflection, and shared expertise ahead.

04/16/2026

Day 1 of the 2026 NASPOG Annual Meeting is here.

We’re excited to open this year’s virtual conference with a powerful first day of programming centered on psychosocial, reproductive, and mental health across the lifespan.

Today’s agenda begins with Welcome & Framing, followed by S*x On the Female Brain: A Biopsychosocial Approach to Female S*xual Dysfunction, where Nicole H. Cirino MD, IF, CST, PMH-C, will explore the complex intersection of hormones, neurotransmitters, reproductive life events, and psychological factors in female sexual dysfunction.

The conversation continues with What Is Missing in Perinatal Su***de Prevention? Insights From a PCORI-Funded Stakeholder Convening, chaired by Sarah Nagle-Yang, MD, with presenters Allison Dempsey, PhD, PMH-C; Julie Goldstein Grumet, PhD; and Emily Johnson, MHA. This session brings needed attention to the gaps that still remain in prevention efforts during the perinatal period.

Later in the day, attendees will hear from Stephen Scott and panelists Catherine Wolcott, PhD; Ayelet Talmi, PhD; and Amelia Ehmer, PsyD, in Symposium: Connecting the Continuum — Practical Clinical Approaches to Reproductive Mental Health Across Healthcare Settings, highlighting actionable approaches to integrated care.

Day 1 also features Adolescent Contraception, Reproductive Choices, & Pregnancy with Stephen Scott, MD, MPH, and Kate Coleman-Minahan, PhD, RN, FNP-BC, followed by Community Conversation #1, where participants will engage around reproductive health in restrictive states and interdisciplinary collaboration in practice.

We’ll close the day with Symposium: Collective Healing — Relational and Inclusive Group Support Across the Reproductive Lifespan, chaired by Celeste St. John-Larkin, MD, with presenters Kaitlin V. Ross, PhD; Winnifred Hunter, Ph.D.; Kelly Glaze, PsyD; and Christina New, PhD.

Looking forward to a meaningful day of dialogue, learning, and connection.

04/15/2026

⏳ Just 1 Day to Go

The 2026 North American Society for Psychosocial Obstetrics and Gynecology (NASPOG) Annual Meeting begins tomorrow.

From April 16–18, join a global community of clinicians, researchers, and health professionals for NASPOG’s first-ever virtual conference—designed to expand access, foster collaboration, and advance equity in reproductive and mental health care.

Guided by the theme Curiosity, Collaboration, and Community: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Reproductive Health Equity, this year’s meeting will feature:
• Leading experts in psychosocial, mental, and reproductive health
• Interactive discussions and community conversations
• Opportunities for meaningful virtual networking
• Flexible access to live and on-demand sessions

📍 Virtual | Accessible anywhere
🎓 Earn up to 14.25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™

Explore the agenda and join us:
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04/09/2026

"Adolescent health is one of the most powerful investments in human development."

At The North American Society for Psychosocial Obstetrics & Gynecology (NASPOG), we recognize that the foundation for lifelong physical and mental well-being is established during adolescence.

Globally, one in seven individuals aged 10-19 experiences a mental disorder, accounting for a significant portion of the global disease burden in this age group. Investing in adolescent health is not just about treating immediate concerns; it is about strengthening human capital, fostering positive behavioral patterns, and building resilient futures.

How is your practice integrating psychosocial support into adolescent care? Share your approaches in the comments below.

03/30/2026

The NASPOG Bi-annual virtual conference is just 2 weeks away! We’re bringing our community together for three days of virtual learning, connection, and inspiration.

Whether you're looking to grow, collaborate, or recharge your purpose—this is the place to “be." We can’t wait to “see" you there! Link in bio for registration details.

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