Patient care · Our specialty
Care for the year
that changes everything.
Pregnancy and the year after birth bring real changes to mood, sleep, and identity. Perinatal psychiatric care meets you there — careful, judgment-free, and built around one continuous relationship.
What perinatal care includes
- Perinatal mood & anxiety Careful, judgment-free care through pregnancy and the year after birth.
- Medication decisions Thoughtful choices about medication in pregnancy and while breastfeeding.
- Postpartum support Mood, sleep, and identity changes after birth — taken seriously, at your pace.
- Ongoing psychiatric care Evaluations, medication management, and supportive therapy in one plan.
Perinatal & postpartum focus
Care built for exactly these seasons.
As a clinician centered on perinatal & postpartum care, we offer careful, judgment-free support for perinatal mood and anxiety — a focus few North Carolina prescribers bring.
Why a perinatal focus matters
Your clinician, Josephine W. Hazeley, MSN, PMHNP-BC, has a deep perinatal and postpartum background — including caring for women on UNC's Perinatal & Postpartum Inpatient Unit and three years as a research nurse on the trial behind the first FDA-approved postpartum-depression therapy. She is active in the leading perinatal organizations — PSI and the International Marcé Society — keeping care current and evidence-based. As a mother herself, she brings both clinical expertise and personal understanding.
Meet your clinician →
Read our perinatal & postpartum guides →
How it works
- Reach out
A short conversation is all it takes to start.
- Meet your clinician
A telehealth evaluation that starts with listening.
- Care that adapts
One tailored plan that evolves as your season changes.
You don't have to figure this out alone.
Starting care is a short conversation away.
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