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Dr. Jessica Vernon, MD

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Preorder My Book!

This book is for you
 
Because the person giving birth matters just as much as the baby


Written by an obstetrician and expert in perinatal mental health
who speaks to you like a best friend
 
Then Comes Baby prepares you for the mental, physical, and emotional aspects of one of the most transformative times in your life

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from my unique perspective

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"If your compassion does not include yourself, it is incomplete"

- Buddha

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Pregnant Belly

About the Website
 

I wanted to create a place to share content and resources from myself and others with the goal to help those on the path to parenthood feel less alone and more prepared for what may come (spoiler alert: it is not all flowers and unicorns even when a much desired baby comes)

About Me

 
 

Dr. Jessica Vernon, MD, FACOG, PMH-C
 

I am a board certified OB/GYN with a specialty in perinatal mental health. I currently work at Oula, a midwifery based collaborative care practice in NYC, where I care for and support people along their reproductive journey.  I am a physician advocate working to decrease healthcare disparities and to bring awareness and better support for women with peripartum mood disorders. But this is not all that I am. I am also a mom, wife, daughter, and friend. My identity is multifaceted and I bring  perspective and experiences from my whole life with me in my mission to help other women along their journey.

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Media and Publications

 

Media

Today Show Interview with Hoda and Jenna

Podcast Radical Audacity in Love & Life with Tiphany Kane

An OB's Postpartum Journey: Healing and Helping Others with Dr. Jessica Vernon - Mom and Mind with Dr. Kat

Publications 

WHO Releases New Guidance on Peripartum Mental Health

How to Prepare for the Emotional, Physical, and Social Realities of Life Postpartum

Jamie Chung had twins via surrogate, so why did she have postpartum depression?

How an OB-GYN didn't realize she was struggling with postpartum depression

Why Postpartum Depression Hits Physician Moms at High Rates

2021 Picker Gold projects to address infant health disparities, vaccine deliberation and perinatal mental health

Pregnant People with Depression Might Be More Likely to Have C-Sections

To the Expectant Mom with a Million Questions and Worries

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