About Mother Current Psychiatry.
Mother Current Psychiatry was founded with the belief that women deserve compassionate, knowledgeable, and individualized mental health care through all of life’s changing seasons.
Our mission is to provide a calm, supportive space where women can find clarity, balance, and renewal—no matter what the current of life brings.
Rooted in evidence-based care and guided by empathy, we specialize in supporting women through pregnancy, postpartum, and beyond. Whether you’re navigating new motherhood, hormonal transitions, or the everyday demands of modern life, Mother Current Psychiatry offers a place to feel seen, supported, and understood.
I’m Mallory, MSN, PMHNP-BC, a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner. I earned my Master of Science in Nursing from the University of Pennsylvania, graduating magna cum laude, after spending seven years as a registered nurse in emergency departments across the country. My time in emergency medicine taught me the importance of meeting people where they are—with empathy, presence, and respect.
Following graduate school, I completed the Psychiatric Advanced Practice Clinician Fellowship at ChristianaCare Health System, where I gained extensive experience in both inpatient and outpatient settings before transitioning into a full-time psychiatric provider role. I was also selected to participate in the inaugural cohort of nurse practitioners to complete a four-month intensive reproductive psychiatry workshop through Massachusetts General Hospital, led by world-renowned Harvard faculty and leading experts Dr. Lee Cohen and Dr. Marlene Freeman.
In recognition of clinical excellence, I was honored as one of Delaware Today’s Top 10 Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing Professionals of 2024. I am a professional member of Postpartum Support International (PSI) and hold additional PSI certifications reflecting my commitment to perinatal and reproductive mental health.
I also hold a strong belief in the healing power of birth story processing. Every parent carries a story from the day they brought their child into the world—whether beautiful, complicated, or both. When that story is spoken and integrated, it can soften the edges, bring clarity, and support a more grounded transition into parenthood. Creating a space where these stories can be witnessed and held is a central part of my work.
In addition to my perinatal training, I’ve completed further coursework through the George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences focused on women’s hormones and bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT), expanding my ability to support mood and wellbeing across the reproductive lifespan.
My passion for this work began during my own first pregnancy, when I experienced firsthand how vital it is to have support from a provider who truly understands the intersection of motherhood and mental wellness.
Outside of practice, I cherish time with my husband and our two young daughters, who remind me daily of the beauty and complexity of motherhood.
You can learn more about my clinical approach on my Psychology Today and Postpartum Support International profiles.