The Maternal Stress Project
Molly Dickens, PhD, Carine Carmy, Haley SwensonExploring the stress of modern American motherhood… and what we can do about it.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 42 | Subscribers | Read | maternalstressproject.substack.com |
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Stressor map refresh!
Confession — I have been slowly adding bits and pieces to the original stressor map1 and quietly updating it since I hit publish on the first version here.
Where to go from here
I am not quite sure what to say at this point. My brain wants to snuggle into a weighted blanket and take a long nap1.
Should we all dress up as Red Bugs this Halloween?
I really really really wanted to have a cheerful, light, fun, Halloween-themed piece out this week but DAMN I have some serious election anxiety right now… so we’re going a bit darker.
Turns out, abortion does NOT harm women's mental health
###### This is a long one so feel free to skip ahead to sections focused on where abortion access connects on the stressor map, specifically: social narrative+stigma, financial stability, child care issues, intimate partner violence, and ch...
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Stress physiologist and women's health advocate. Currently focusing on the intersection of stress, maternal health, and the structures, systems, and cultural narratives that fail to support women and working parents.
Writer, researcher, PhD Social Scientist and gender inequality expert, doing family with a wife, a baby, and a great, big village.
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