No Boundaries. No Judgment. Just Support.
Maternal mental health deserves real talk and real support. Join a community built to uplift, empower, and remind you: you are seen, you are heard, you belong.
Need Reliable Transportation? We’re Here to Help.
Reliable transportation can change what’s possible for a family. The Transportation Initiative connects individuals and families with dependable vehicles to help them get to work, continue their education, make medical appointments, and care for the people who depend on them.
To apply, email Artia at artia@survivingppd.online.
Mental Health & Networking Event:
Stronger Minds, Stronger Communities
Join us for an afternoon dedicated to mental wellness, meaningful connection, and community growth. Hosted by IamAlewis — surviving postpartum depression with no boundaries — this event brings together people ready to prioritize their minds, build real relationships, and elevate their lives.
🗓️ Saturday, September 19, 2026 · 1–4 PM EST
Expect real conversations, practical wellness resources, and a room full of people who get it. Whether you’re navigating your own mental health journey or looking to build a more supportive network, this is a space to connect, heal, and grow together.
RSVP required — location disclosed upon confirmation.
Email artia@survivingppd.online to reserve your spot. 💗
The Truth About Postpartum Depression: What Every Mother Deserves to Know
PPD affects millions, yet too many women suffer in silence—especially women of color. These numbers tell the real story. Because awareness is the first step to action.
This keeps it urgent, informative, and emotionally resonant—drawing visitors in to skim and engage with the data.
10% to 20%
Global impact of PPD
Globally, the prevalence of PPD varies, with studies indicating that around 10% to 20% of new mothers are affected.
1 in 5
Starting the conversation
1 in 5 mothers say they weren’t asked about depression during their prenatal visits.
2x
Racial and Ethnic Disparities
Black women are about twice as likely to experience PPD compared to white women.
Join us in breaking the silence around postpartum depression. Get early access to upcoming events, partnership opportunities, and sponsorship packages.
Support the Movement. Empower Mothers. Make an Impact.
Surviving PPD with No Boundaries
Surviving Post-Partum Depression with No Boundaries (SPPDWNB) is an inclusive online hub and community dedicated to breaking the silence around mental health.
Founded by Artia Lewis, who turned her personal struggles with post-partum depression into a mission of advocacy and support, SPPDWNB offers a safe space for women and men of all backgrounds to connect, heal, and find hope.
Through weekly check-ins, valuable resources, and authentic conversations, this community fosters understanding, empowerment, and transformation for everyone on their mental health journey.
How Our Community Supports You
Weekly Check-Ins
Join our live sessions every Monday on Facebook. Together, we create a safe space for open conversation and connection, hosted by our founder, Artia Lewis..
Live, In-Person Events
Connect face-to-face at our live events, where you can build meaningful relationships and find support within a caring, inclusive community.
Community Support
Surround yourself with a community that sees you, hears you, and uplifts you every step of the way
Your Healing Journey Starts Here. You Are Not Alone.
Whether you need support, want to get involved, or are ready to help us break the silence around postpartum depression, we’re here for you. Take the next step today.