April Parker is a dedicated licensed clinical social worker who specializes in supporting women facing perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. With a Master of Social Work from UNC at Chapel Hill, she has experience in both outpatient and inpatient behavioral health settings. April firmly believes that early intervention is vital for fostering a secure attachment between parent and child, which in turn contributes to the overall health of families. Her private practice is exclusively focused on individual therapy for women experiencing conditions such as postpartum depression and anxiety. Through her advanced training from Postpartum Support International, she is equipped to monitor symptoms and provide recommendations that promote health and safety. Passionate about maternal mental health, April is committed to reducing the stigma around seeking help, particularly for the health disparities affecting African American and Native American women. She advocates for the belief that seeking assistance is a sign of strength, and she emphasizes that no mother should have to navigate these challenges alone. April is dedicated to helping families lead healthy and fulfilling lives, ensuring that those she works with feel supported, understood, and empowered in their journey through motherhood.