08/31/2026
Postpartum psychosis is getting national attention right now—but too often, the stories people hear are the ones that end in tragedy.
There are so many more of us.
Women who experienced psychosis. Women who were hospitalized. Women who were terrified by what their own minds were doing. Women who received treatment, recovered, went home to their families and are here to tell you about it.
Our founder, Kristina Dulaney, recently shared her own experience with postpartum psychosis and why lived experience must be part of the conversation.
Because if we only talk about postpartum psychosis when something horrific happens, we risk creating more fear and stigma around an illness that desperately needs greater understanding.
Most postpartum psychosis stories do not end in tragedy.
Survivors' stories matter. Recovery stories matter. And lived experience belongs at the table.
Read Kristina’s piece in The Daily Wire: “I Survived Postpartum Psychosis — What Nobody Warned Me About.”
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