Canadian Perinatal Mental Health Collaborative
(CPMHC)
Working to improve perinatal mental health care in Canada
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Canadian Perinatal Mental
Health
Collaborative

(CPMHC)

Calling for a national strategy for perinatal mental health

What is the CPMHC ?

The Canadian Perinatal Mental Health Collaborative (CPMHC) is a non profit organization working to improve perinatal mental health care in Canada through advocacy, research, education, and public awareness. The perinatal period is the time surrounding conception to one year postpartum and beyond.

Welcome to the official site for The Canadian Perinatal Mental Health Collaborative

Welcome to the official site for the Canadian Perinatal Mental Health Collaborative!

We are Canada’s first and only perinatal mental health advocacy organization calling on the federal government to enact a national perinatal mental health strategy.

Our National Committee is comprised of numerous heath care practitioners, researchers, and individuals with lived experience representing all provinces and territories. Our Social Media Ambassadors are savvy individuals with lived experience who help us with our social media campaigns.

Join Flora's Walk

Flora’s Walk for Perinatal Mental Health raises funds and awareness to improve perinatal mental health care in Canada. Donate and join a team in your city that will be walking during World Maternal Mental Health Week, the first week of May. The annual walk is named after Flora Babakhani, a Canadian mom who tragically lost her life to undetected and untreated postpartum psychosis on January 14th, 2022.

Media Highlights

Check out Canadian Perinatal Mental Health Collaborative’s (CPMHC) recent media features which includes videos and articles!

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