Parents who are Deaf/Hard of Hearing (DHH) often experience challenges with communication and access to adequate resources – including health care and social support. During the perinatal period, people who are DHH may face unique challenges that can impact their pregnancy experience. As a result, these parents may experience feelings of isolation. PSI is here to provide connection to resources and to others who are experiencing similar challenges. Below, you will find several different resources for deaf and hard of hearing parents.
Below you find a list of PSI Services that may be helpful resources for deaf and hard of hearing parents.
Maternal Mental Health Hotline
Call1-833-TLC-MAMA
You may use text telephone (TTY) or another relay service to contact the Hotline.
PSI Programs & Services
Support Groups
Online Support Group available in ASL.
Specialized Support Coordinators and Resources
Parents who are Deaf/Hard of Hearing (DHH) often experience challenges with communication and access to adequate resources – including health care and social support. During the perinatal period, people who are DHH are at risk for increased rates of pregnancy complications. As a result, these parents may experience feelings of isolation. PSI is here to provide connection to resources and to others who are experiencing similar challenges.
PSI has a Specialized Coordinator for parents who are DHH, who understands the unique challenges and needs.
Provider Directory
Visit the PSI online directory to find qualified perinatal mental health professionals and groups in the United States and Canada. Future plans include the UK and Australia.
Learn More about Perinatal Mental Health
Learn more about Perinatal Mental Health Disorder with this Video in ASL
