Women's Mental Health and Reproductive Psychiatry

Welcome to the Women’s Mental Health and Reproductive Psychiatry Service at the University of Illinois Chicago, where we provide excellence in clinical services, professional education, and research! It is a pioneer in Illinois and has been nationally recognized for its achievement, having won prestigious awards, like The American Psychiatric Association’s Gold Achievement Award for innovative Mental Health service delivery, and the American College of Psychiatrists’ Award for Creativity in Psychiatric Education.

The Women’s Mental Health Program at UIC for several years was the only program in Illinois to offer both inpatient and outpatient women's mental health services, including specific services to pregnant women. As home to one of the first Women's Mental Health Fellowships in the country, UIC is also dedicated to shaping the future of women's mental health education.

 

Our clinicians are experts in caring for women with mental health disorders. Every clinician on our team has expertise, skills and credentials to care for women with mood and anxiety disorders, substance use, psychosis and any issues related to the reproductive cycle including pregnancy, post-partum, lactation, infertility and pregnancy loss, menopause and domestic violence. Our team includes psychiatrists, therapists, nurse practitioners and social workers, as well as psychiatrists-in-training, psychologists-in-training and social workers-in-training. Members of the team include:

Ashley MulvihillMD | Assistant Professor of Clincial Psychiatry, Director of Integrated Women’s Mental Health-Child Psychiatry Track, Illinois Doc Assist Consultant , Associate Residency Training Director of Psychiatry, University of Illinois Chicago