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Our core values

Because Mothers' Mental Health Matters

As a nationwide initiative, we are dedicated to supporting mothers and families across India. Through our extensive network of mental health professionals, we provide care, education, and resources to empower mothers in their journey. With a bold mission to reach 10 million mothers by 2030, we are creating a future where every mother in India feels supported, valued, and never alone.

Empowering Mothers

Providing resources, tools & support to help mothers thrive during postpartum challenges.

Raising Awareness

Breaking the silence around postpartum depression through education and outreach.

Building Communities

Creating networks of support for mothers and families to grow, thrive, and heal together.

Driving Change

Advancing maternal mental health through innovative solutions and research.

Let’s Help Them Together!

Our Events

It’s our mission to help people reduce their poverty by a huge number of helpful campaigns to make it essential.

A Lifeline for Mothers

For just ₹ 999 a month, you are changing the life of a mother who cannot afford professional help to navigate postpartum challenges.

Your monthly gift ensures mothers have access to:

  • Professional Screening for
  • Postpartum Depression
  • Professional mental health support.
  • Personalized care plans for recovery.
  • Tools and resources to build emotional resilience.
  • A compassionate network of experts and support groups.
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Our Mother's

Rahul
Pune
An article talked about fathers bottling emotions after childbirth. I shared it with my friends & found out I wasn’t the only one. This changed everything for me. We’re now part of a local replicacopys peer group started after the campaign workshop.
Ayesha
Kozhikode
I didn’t even know what I was feeling had a name until I read one of the articles here. It was like someone finally understood me. For the first time, I felt less alone.
Rina
Bengaluru
I found the checklist while searching for 'new mom anxiety'. It led me to talk to my husband—and then my doctor. That small tool changed everything.
Sujith
Thrissur
As a new father, I didn’t realize how much support my wife needed beyond physical recovery. We later spoke to one of the Amnaya counsellors and that gave us so much clarity.
Divya
Kochi
Reading other moms’ stories gave me courage to start writing my own. I later connected with a support group through their community counsellor.
Vikram
Delhi
This platform made me see how important it is to show up—not just for my wife, but for myself. We even took the focus group survey and it helped me voice what I hadn’t before.
Arjun
Chennai
I thought I was just 'tired'. But I was shutting down emotionally. Reading the section for fathers made me realise—this was more than exhaustion. It was okay to get help.

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FAQ

Feeling sad, overwhelmed, or even tearful after childbirth is incredibly common. Your body has gone through significant physical and emotional changes, and adjusting to the responsibilities of motherhood can feel daunting. If these feelings persist beyond a couple of weeks or become more intense, it could be postpartum depression (PPD). PPD affects many new mothers and is nothing to feel ashamed of. It’s your body’s way of signaling that you need care and support.

If you’re experiencing this, we’re here for you. You can connect with us through the *Book a Session* button, reach out via *WhatsApp, send us an **email, or visit our **virtual clinics* to get the support you need. You don’t have to go through this alone—our team is ready to listen and help.

 

Not at all. Many moms expect an instant bond, but sometimes it takes time to connect emotionally, especially if you’re tired, overwhelmed, or struggling with postpartum depression. Your love for your baby is real, even if it doesn’t feel exactly how you imagined it would. Motherhood is a journey, and the connection often deepens as you get to know your little one.

If this resonates with you, let’s work on it together. Schedule a session with us through the *Book a Session* button, or talk to us via *WhatsApp* or *email. Our **virtual clinics* offer resources and support to help you deepen the bond with your baby over time.

 

It’s normal to feel stressed as a new mom—after all, you’re learning to care for a new life! But postpartum depression goes deeper. It often includes persistent sadness, hopelessness, or guilt that doesn’t go away, even with rest or help. You might also struggle with extreme fatigue, difficulty concentrating, or feeling disconnected from your baby.

If you’re unsure, we’re here to help. Use the Book a Session button, message us on WhatsApp, or visit our virtual clinics for guidance. Together, we can help you understand what you’re feeling and find a way forward.

 

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