Hey guys, welcome back to Pre-Puylions Podcasts.

Hey guys, welcome back to Pre-Puyliance Podcast. This is podcast this is there and I got my girl Whitney.

We are back and we're going to be controversial today.

Y'all we hadn't had a chance to do the podcast in a hot minute and so we are locked and loaded today.

We are fired up and something, so if you guys are new to the podcast, we've got a lot of new listeners lately and we're super

excited about that but I had postpartum depression. I'm a nurse by training with my oldest and Whitney is a maternal mental health therapist.

She has had her own experience with post-parm anxiety and she sees our

previous moms. This is her niche.

And so what we have been doing recently with Prey Alliance,

our Prey Alliance moms know that is a maternal mental health

company that is based in the South and predominantly in

Alabama right now we're working to access other states but we are fighting for

maternal mental health to be recognized as a benefit,

it should be a benefit preventative care

to have access of care, all the things.

So we're gonna give you a little insight

of just the landscape of maternal mental health.

Why if it feels like it's hard to get mental health care, it is.

And some of the experiences we have had and things have been told to us by people

in government and payers and's offices, friends family, when we're trying to fight for you.

So Whitney, let me tell you this.

So I learned this recently and I cannot stop sharing this, but so everybody kind of thinks, you know, well, mental health should be covered, or I would assume that if I did

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