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When trauma impacts the nervous system, your hormones take the hit. Discover the precise neurobiological mechanisms connecting PTSD to irregular cycles, PMDD, and chronic pelvic pain and why a siloed approach to women's healthcare is failing trauma survivors.

Perinatal mood and anxiety disorders are the most common complication of pregnancy in the United States. The research is clear, and so is the treatment gap. Here is what the data says, and why integrated care changes outcomes.

Black Maternal Health Week, April 11 through 17, spotlights a crisis that persists even in states like Connecticut. Black women face maternal mortality rates more than three times higher than white women, disparities that hold even when controlling for income and education. The data points to one cause: systemic racism in healthcare. TMW Health & Wellness was built to respond with coordinated, trauma-informed, whole-person care. Black women deserve a team that truly listens.

Painful periods are common. Debilitating ones are not. Endometriosis affects more than 190 million women worldwide, yet most wait nearly a decade for a diagnosis. Learn the signs, understand your options, and find out how TMW Health can help.

This Women's History Month, we're honoring five Connecticut women healthcare pioneers who broke barriers in medicine and public health. Meet Joyce Yerwood, the first Black female doctor in Fairfield County; Annie Keeler Bailey, Danbury's first trained woman physician; Ann Petry, the first Black woman to graduate from the Connecticut College of Pharmacy; Emily Dunning Barringer, New York City's first female ambulance surgeon; and Hilda Crosby Standish, a champion of reproducti