Clinic resources

Below is a list of resources that can be printed or used digitally to educate patients about available resources.


Lifeline for Moms resources for providers

  • UMass Chan Medical School's web page offering a variety of free mental health tools and resources for perinatal, childbirth, and pediatric care professionals: toolkits, handouts, webinars, and articles.

Maternal mental health awareness materials

  • Maternal mental health awareness posters in English and Spanish for symptoms of depression and anxiety during pregnancy and postpartum. The National Maternal Mental Health Hotline is listed.

Moms' Mental Health Matters print materials

  • Moms' Mental Health Matters print materials for depression and anxiety during pregnancy and after birth, detailing how to learn the signs and how to ask for help. Posters, tear cards, and conversation-starter postcards available in English and Spanish.

National Maternal Mental Health Hotline

  • 1-833-852-6262
  • The National Maternal Mental Health Hotline is a 24/7, free, confidential hotline for pregnant and new moms in English and Spanish, offering support, resources, and referrals. Available through phone or text access.
  • Promotional materials inlude posters, magnets, and wallet cards and are free to order in limited quantities.
  • Hotline Partner Toolkit of promotional and awareness materials.

Postpartum Support International Mothers and Fathers awareness posters

  • Maternal mental health awareness posters in English and Spanish for experience with depression and anxiety in both mothers during pregnancy and postpartum and fathers after birth. The PSI Support Helpline is listed.

Supporting Father's Mental Health Infographic

  • The positive outcomes of father involvement: supporting fathers' mental health leads to better health outcomes and well-being of their children. Health professionals should screen for paternal depression and connect fathers with resources during pregnancy.