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Project MOCHA is a supportive program that offers mental health counseling to pregnant and postpartum patients who are hospitalized for serious medical complications. The program provides brief therapy sessions during your hospital stay using approaches designed to help with stress, mood, anxiety, and trauma. Researchers want to understand how well this integrated mental health support works for patients facing high-risk pregnancies.
Many pregnant patients hospitalized for serious complications experience significant emotional stress and anxiety, but mental health support is not always readily available during their hospital care. This trial aims to see whether offering counseling and emotional support as part of routine hospital care can help improve patients' mental health and overall well-being during a vulnerable time.
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If you join, you'll complete a brief mental health questionnaire using a secure online system after you're admitted to the hospital. During your stay, you may have short, flexible therapy sessions tailored to your medical condition, using approaches that focus on managing stress and trauma. About three months after you leave the hospital, a staff member will contact you by phone or video for a 15- to 20-minute follow-up conversation to check on your mental health and well-being.
AI-generated summary from trial data · Sep 15, 2026 · Not medical advice
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