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Malina Spirito, PsyD, MEd, PMH-C, is a licensed psychologist and the Director of Psychology Services at ChristianaCare’s Center for Women’s Emotional Wellness, specializing in perinatal mental health. Dr. Spirito provides consultation, assessment, and treatment to birthing individuals and their families regarding perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. A significant portion of her clinical work centers around trauma, loss, and grief, including evaluation and support for those experiencing miscarriage, neonatal death, and pregnancy after loss, as well as those undergoing reproductive assistance, pregnancy termination, and loss of reproductive ability. Dr. Spirito also provides gamete donor evaluations and donor recipient consultation.
Outside of her clinical work, Dr. Spirito oversees program development and is a faculty member for the Psychology and Psychiatry Residency and Training program at ChristianaCare. She delivers professional education and consultation for health organizations, professionals, and the public. She has served as a consultant on the topic of Women’s Mental Health and Perinatal Mental Health for various healthcare and professional organizations, including Children’s National: D.C. Mother-Baby Wellness Initiative, Columbia University’s Transition to Parenthood Program, and the American Psychological Association’s workgroup on Women’s Health and Reproductive Health.
Dr. Spirito is Past President of the Delaware Psychological Association and remains an active member of the Executive Council, serving on the Membership, Practice, and State & Federal Advocacy committees. She was a founding member of the DE Chapter of Postpartum Support International and continues to support PSI-DE’s state advocacy efforts. She is also a member of Postpartum Support International and the American Society for Reproductive Medicine.
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Zobeida Diaz, MD, MS - Interim Division Director, Women’s Behavioral Health at Women & Infants Hospital, Providence, RI.
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Colleen Doyle, PhD, is a clinical and developmental psychologist who specializes in the treatment of maternal and infant/early childhood mental health concerns. She serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences and the Masonic Institute for the Developing Brain, and the Co-Director of the Women's Wellbeing Program at M Health Fairview. She is an instructor in the Infant & Early Childhood Education Mental Health Master's Program at the Institute of Child Development at the University of Minnesota. Dr. Doyle earned her PhD in clinical science and developmental psychopathology from the Institute of Child Development at the University of Minnesota. Her research focuses on maternal mental health and fetal and infant developmental outcomes.
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