A dialog with Dr. Julia Alzoubaidi on the I Am One Podcast
Take heed to this dialogue with Julia as we debunk misinformation about postpartum psychosis and speak in regards to the Postpartum Psychosis Activity Drive’s function in decreasing stigma and advocating for survivors of postpartum psychosis.
On at present’s episode, we’re sitting down with Julia Alzoubaidi, a licensed psychologist on employees right here at PSI, to speak about Postpartum Psychosis and the unimaginable work of PSI’s Postpartum Psychosis Activity Drive.
We’ll cowl what Postpartum Psychosis really is, who’s at larger threat, and why it’d get missed within the actual second an correct learn issues most. Julia additionally makes a case that caught with me: calling postpartum psychosis “uncommon” does actual hurt, as a result of our language shapes how severely everybody — suppliers included — takes it.
In actual fact, Postpartum Psychosis occurs extra usually than individuals suppose. It’s an emergency requiring speedy consideration from a supplier. It occurs, it’s treatable, and it’s attainable to recuperate. We’ll get into the coaching and assets PSI has constructed, how lived expertise shapes that work, and the push for DSM recognition (wink, wink … nudge, nudge).
That is precisely the dialog we must be having out loud – so, right here we’re.
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In regards to the Visitor
Julia Alzoubaidi, PhD, PMH-C
Julia is a licensed psychologist who labored with youngsters and adolescents up till her firstborn was six months outdated, when she skilled perinatal psychosis. As part of her therapeutic course of, she started volunteering with PSI in varied capacities, corresponding to facilitating assist teams and co-leading a neighborhood Climb occasion. Her involvement advanced into managing PSI’s Perinatal Psychosis Program and coordinating PSI’s Perinatal Psychosis Taskforce. She lives within the Chicago suburbs along with her husband and two youngsters.
Join with Julia: jalzoubaidi@postpartum.net
The views and opinions expressed on this weblog are these of the writer and don’t essentially mirror the official coverage, place, or views of PSI, its management, workers, associates, or companions. Any content material offered by the writer is for informational functions solely and shouldn’t be construed as representing PSI’s official stance on any matter.
Discover these PSI Sources:
PSI’s Postpartum Psychosis Task Force & Resources
Perinatal/postpartum psychosis help
Advanced Postpartum Psychosis Training
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