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OUTPATIENT SERVICES

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Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic:

  • N.E.S.T (New and Expectant Mother Skills Training) Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP): This is a specialized IOP to meet the unique needs of pregnant women and postpartum women who have delivered in the past 1 year. Mothers are encouraged to bring their newborn. The program is located at the Magee Womancare Center; 2599 Wexford-Bayne Road Suite 1000; Sewickley, PA 15143. Programming takes place Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday from 1:30-4:30pm and consists of group therapy, individual therapy and medication management with a perinatal psychiatrist. We accept referrals from  Obstetricians, midwives, nurses, PAs, PCPs, Psychiatrists, and therapists.To make a referral or to obtain more information about NEST IOP, call 412-246-5600.
  • Magee Behavioral Health Services: Behavioral health services provided at Magee-Women’s Hospital of UPMC meet the unique needs of women during pregnancy and the postpartum period. The staff of the Behavioral Health Services at Magee have the clinical skill, expertise, and understanding to help define the problem and develop a plan of treatment. Services include pre-conception evaluation and counseling, psychiatric consultation regarding use of medication in pregnancy and postpartum period, and individual psychotherapy. To obtain more information, visit the website.
  • The Adult Mood and Anxiety Disorders programs provide an array of ambulatory behavioral health services to individuals with mood, anxiety and personality disorders. Traditional ambulatory programs utilize a team of psychiatrists, nurses and masters level therapists who provide individual, group therapy and pharmacologic management using evidence-based therapies such as Cognitive Behavioral, Interpersonal, Dialectical behavioral and Interpersonal social rhythm therapy. A number of intensive outpatient programs operating three hours per day, three days per week provide specialty care to individuals with Depression, Bipolar disorder, Anxiety disorders, Obsessive compulsive disorder with special focus women’s programming. An acute partial hospital program is also available for individuals who benefit from five day per week programming. To  obtain more information, visit the website.
  • To make an appointment, or to obtain more information about Magee Behavioral Health Services, or The Adult Mood and Anxiety Disordersprograms, call 412-624-2000, option 2 (calls are answered 24 hours a day) OR email at PsychCarePlus@upmc.edu (e-mails are answered within an hour of receiving, 24 hours a day).

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Community Care – Behavioral Health Organization:

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Pittsburgh Mercy

Pittsburgh Mercy offers person-centered, integrated physical and behavioral health and human services to women before, during, and after pregnancy. We understand how pregnancy and medication changes can affect your thoughts, mood, and well-being – before, during, and after pregnancy. Whether you’re experiencing “the baby blues” or postpartum depression, we’ll work with you, your supports, and others to help you address your symptoms, safely monitor and/or reintroduce medications, and achieve your recovery goals. Women may bring their baby to their appointments. Our services are designed to empower you and help you live well in every aspect of your life – body, mind, and spirit. Our services include behavioral health, case management, medication management, to name a few, and are available at the following Pittsburgh Mercy locations in Allegheny County: North Side, North Shore, South Side, Wexford. See our website for more information about who we serve and our range of services: Pittsburgh Mercy (https://www.pittsburghmercy.org/)
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Women’s Behavioral Health at Allegheny Health Network:

Allegheny Health Network has launched the region’s first Intensive Outpatient Program for women suffering from pregnancy-related depression, a condition that affects up to 20 percent of new mothers. The Intensive Outpatient Program brings mothers to West Penn Hospital three times a week for three hour sessions of therapy and group discussions, as well as alternative treatments such as yoga and light therapy. The program is directed toward women experiencing more severe forms of perinatal depression, meaning depression that happens during pregnancy or up to a year after delivery. Women in the Intensive Outpatient Program are encouraged to bring their babies, removing a barrier for women who don’t want to leave their babies to get treatment, and allowing doctors to observe mother-baby interactions and offer encouragement or support. Spouses or partners may also participate. To make an appointment, or to obtain more information about Women’s Behavioral Health https://www.ahn.org/specialties/womens-health/womens-behavioral-health at AHN, call 412.578.4030.

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