Understanding the Importance of Mental Health
Mental health can look different for every person, which is why our care is grounded in listening first. Our providers offer support for a range of common concerns that may be affecting your day-to-day life. These can include:
- Persistent sadness or feelings of emptiness
- Anxiety or worry that’s hard to manage
- Mood swings or irritability
- Changes in sleep schedule and appetite
- Difficulty focusing or feeling overwhelmed
Recognizing these signs and seeking support is a courageous and essential step toward healing. If you’re feeling off-center, we’re here to help you find your footing again. Whether the shift is new or something that’s been with you for a while, you’ll be met with understanding and real options.
Postpartum Depression and Anxiety
Emotional challenges after childbirth are more common than many realize. Postpartum depression and anxiety can surface weeks or even months after delivery—and they deserve real attention and care. If you’re experiencing overwhelming sadness, irritability, guilt, racing thoughts, or a sense of disconnection after having a baby, know that these feelings are valid and treatable. Our providers offer a safe space to talk through what you’re experiencing and explore the right care options.
Personalized Mental Health Care
Your mental health is personal, and your care should reflect that. Our approach begins with attentive listening. During your appointment, our providers will discuss your experiences, symptoms, and concerns in a safe and confidential environment.
This conversation allows us to understand your unique situation and determine the most appropriate course of action. Depending on your needs, we may recommend starting medication. For some, medications can alleviate symptoms and restore balance. Our qualified providers can prescribe and monitor medications, ensuring they are effective and well-tolerated.
For others, counseling makes more sense. Therapy offers a space to explore emotions, develop coping strategies, and foster resilience. We can connect you with trusted counselors who specialize in various therapeutic approaches, matching you with someone who aligns with your needs.
Integrated Support for Women’s Health
Hormonal changes can impact mental health in ways that feel unexpected or difficult to explain, even during times of excitement or contentment.
Our providers recognize that emotional well-being during pregnancy and after birth is shaped by much more than hormones. It includes the weight of new responsibilities, shifting identity, and the need to constantly adapt.
Menopause brings its own challenges. Mood shifts, low energy, and sleep disruptions are valid concerns that should be addressed. If you’re feeling anxious, overwhelmed, or disconnected, we are here to talk through it and help bring things into focus.
Our providers are attuned to these connections and offer support that considers the full spectrum of women’s health. You can speak openly with your provider about any symptoms—physical or emotional—and collaborate on a plan that supports you fully.
MenopauseTaking the First Step
Acknowledging the need for support is a significant milestone. At UWH of The Carolinas, we are here to walk alongside you on this path. Our network spans numerous locations across North and South Carolina, making access to care convenient and straightforward.
To schedule an appointment or learn more about our mental health services, please contact your nearest practice.
Request AppointmentNote: If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health crisis, please seek immediate assistance by calling 911 or the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 988.
