Sarah Oreck MD

This video made my day 🤣

If you’ve been looking to hear from someone who has actually treated postpartum psychosis, watch this until the end. Thank you ABC News Live for having me ☺️

The Clancy case coverage kept skipping past the part I couldn’t stop thinking about: the mental load. So I got into it with Joel Waldman. When moms are expected to do everything, how can we say these relationships are equitable?

Asking “How can I help?” may feel supportive but it’s actually another task for her to manage. The partners who actually help don’t ask. They initiate. They take the baby to the pediatrician appointment. They handle the school pickup. They notice what needs doing and do it.

Patrick Clancy also said he didn’t know what psychosis even looked like until it was too late. In my personal opinion, partners need to be educated alongside the mother, present at every appointment, and given a real plan for what support looks like in those first six months. That kind of education is critical for the whole family.

This isn’t just Lindsay Clancy’s story. It’s the story of every mother who’s been left to run the house and hide how much she’s struggling. The load doesn’t lighten because no one talks about it. Someone has to carry it, but we can’t do this alone anymore.

Congrats Barbara Palvin and Dylan Sprouse! Hoping you have the most wonderful tea parties together 🫖✨🧸

The misinformation around postpartum psychosis online right now is at an all time high. Thank you NBC News for having me on to help set the record straight!

Them saying“Let’s try less testosterone”, had me in tears - Thank you for my favorite new saying giggling cult ! If you need me to break down how these hormones actually work and what peptides can and CANNOT do, Call me! 🤣☎️