Quiet Connection

A Postpartum Mental Health Podcast

A podcast and community where parents and caregivers can share their experiences with postpartum mental health, traumatic births, fertility struggles, pregnancy and infant loss, and more without fear of judgment or criticism.

Let's normalize the conversation and end the stigma!

You are not alone. I see you.

Meet The Host

Chelsea Myers

Chelsea lives in New England with their partner and two daughters. They have dedicated their life to working with children and families in Special Education as well as volunteering at a Pediatric Oncology Camp. Chelsea suffered from multiple postpartum mental health disorders, but after the birth of their second child, their symptoms became extremely acute. They felt isolated and discouraged at the lack of resources available specific to their needs. They did extensive research into programs and support groups before deciding to create a space for parents and caregivers to unite and tell their own stories. They are now dedicated to widening the lens on postpartum mental health disorders in hopes that parents are able to feel seen, heard, and supported.

Quiet Connection

What's in a Name?

Quiet Connection was born long before the podcast and support group. While Chelsea was working as a Special Educator, they played a game with their students that encouraged silent recognition of the similarities they shared. This encouraged engagement between peers in a non-judgmental format.

Later, Chelsea would create a blog by the same name in an effort to share their personal mental health journey. This became a subtle outlet for them to feel seen and heard among their peers.

After suffering multiple, acute postpartum mental health disorders, and realizing the need for community and solidarity, Quiet Connection became what you see here today. It is a place where families and caregivers can feel safe sharing their stories without fear of criticism or unwanted advice.

Join our Facebook Community

In this space, we connect parents and caregivers to offer support and resources directly related to postpartum mental health. This is also a great place to meet other people going through similar experiences.

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