Ashlee Adams | Postpartum Depression and Anxiety in Women with Babies in the NICU

In today's episode, we're thrilled to have Ashlee Adams, a licensed clinical social worker passionate about supporting infants and their parents, as our special guest. Ashlee's journey includes a master’s degree in social work from the University of Pittsburgh, with specializations in direct practice and integrated health. With experience in community, hospital, and private practice settings in Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and New York City, Ashlee currently focuses on postpartum mental health and parenting in her private practice.Join us for an insightful conversation with Ashlee as she shares: Ashlee's background and her deep-rooted passion for working with infants and their familiesIdentifying the most significant challenges parents face in their journeyPractical advice for NICU parents feeling isolated in the midst of various struggles, from sleep deprivation to feeding issuesExploring the gaps in care for parents during and after the NICU experienceNavigating relationships in the face of adversity, drawing from personal experiencesAddressing the common feelings of isolation and inadequacy in parents and providing supportExamining the challenges faced by both moms and dads in the NICU journeyAshlee's key piece of advice for parents navigating the NICU experienceTune in for an honest and informative discussion with Ashlee Adams as we delve into the challenges and support systems for parents in the NICU journey.