A new JAMA Network Open analysis shows that Texas women experienced a rapid rise in moderate-to-severe psychological distress after the state’s near-total abortion ban took effect, with the steepest climb in the under-30 crowd.

A brand-new cross-sectional study found that dismissive or “gas-lighting” encounters are common among patients seeking help for vulvovaginal pain—and that those experiences correlate with measurable jumps in anxiety, shame, and care-avoidance.

It’s not just healthcare- it’s an experience.

Colors don’t just look good—they do good.

At THRĒ, we believe birth plans aren’t checklists- they’re conversations. This isn’t about scripting every detail. It’s about clarity, confidence, and the power to pivot. Here’s why we approach birth planning differently—and why it changes everything.

We’ve been told postpartum is over at your 6-week visit. At THRĒ, we’re calling B.S. on that timelin- and building care that actually meets women where they are, for as long as they need.

A thoughtful look at cesarean sections—why they happen, how they’re misunderstood, and what your birth experience deserves beyond an incision.

A no-BS guide to postpartum contraception: what’s safe, what’s smart, and why your uterus deserves a breather.