Mamaya Health, a Nashville-based company specializing in therapy for women dealing with perinatal depression, anxiety, trauma and other challenges related to pregnancy and parenthood, has announced a partnership with Metro Nashville Public Schools (MNPS) to provide virtual maternal mental health services to MNPS employees and their immediate family members.
The company’s founder and CEO, Amy Green, expressed excitement about the partnership with MNPS, emphasizing the importance of ensuring that women do not have to face these challenges alone. “We are thrilled to be able to offer our virtual therapy services to the employees of MNPS,” said Green. “We believe that every woman deserves access to high-quality maternal mental health care, and this partnership is a step towards making that possible.”
MNPS is committed to promoting the well-being of its employees and has a large female workforce serving in schools across Metro Davidson County. David Hines, Executive Director of Benefits at MNPS highlighted the organization’s commitment to providing access to critical maternal mental health services for mothers and expecting mothers. “We are excited about this partnership with Mamaya Health as it aligns with our mission of supporting the well-being of our employees,” said Hines.
Mamaya Health is a leader in virtual mental health care and aims to improve access and equity in care by connecting clients with top-tier providers and offering tailored solutions to prioritize the mental well-being of every mother. The company’s therapists are highly trained in maternal mental health to provide the best possible care to women in need. Research indicates that one in five new mothers experience perinatal mood disorders but accessing specialized care can be limited. Mamaya Health aims
