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Wendy Davis, PhD, PMH-C, is the President and CEO of Postpartum Support International (PSI), an organization dedicated to supporting the mental health of people during pregnancy and the postpartum period. Under her leadership, PSI connects families with resources, offers professional training, and promotes mental health support for a strong and healthy start to parenthood.

Dr. Davis brings vision and guidance to PSI’s team, chapters, and experts, helping to expand access to education, support, and care for individuals and families during this important time. Her passion for this work began with her own experience—she became a perinatal mental health specialist after recovering from postpartum depression and anxiety herself.

Wendy started Oregon’s first peer support group for new parents, Baby Blues Connection, and continues to advocate for the power of peer support and lived experience in healing. She works closely with healthcare providers, community groups, and government leaders to improve care and shape policy around perinatal mental health.

She also leads the PSI Mind the Gap Initiative, a national effort to bring together organizations and experts to ensure perinatal mental health remains a top priority.

You can reach Dr. Davis at wdavis@postpartum.net.

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Nicole Lange LicAc MAOM founded Life Healing Life in Minneapolis, MN with a revolutionary approach to healthcare that transcends the traditional "doctor fixes patient" model. As an acupuncturist and practitioner of traditional Chinese medicine and third generation entrepreneur, Nicole embraces a unique perspective that integrates Eastern practices with Western medicine and scientific innovation. Nicole has worked exclusively in the areas of Women’s health and trauma since 2006, her outcomes surpass studies and expectations, and it is her deep passion and a privilege to have worked with thousands of women on their reproductive journeys.

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Dana is a dedicated literacy educator, passionate social justice advocate, and resilient survivor of Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD). Her personal and professional journey reflects a profound commitment to both individual healing and community empowerment. Despite long-held aspirations of becoming a mother, Dana made the courageous and medically necessary decision to undergo surgical menopause—including a bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy and hysterectomy—at the age of 33 as a treatment for PMDD.

Her path has been shaped by years of grappling with complex mental health challenges, as well as an earnest and heartfelt pursuit of single motherhood by choice through donor insemination. Ultimately, Dana made the difficult yet empowering choice to relinquish the possibility of biological motherhood in order to safeguard her mental, emotional, and physical well-being.

Currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Educational Psychology, Dana remains deeply committed to nurturing and supporting the development of children through her work and personal life. She continues to find purpose and fulfillment in fostering the growth of other people’s children and remains open to the possibility of becoming an adoptive parent in the future.