Welcome to PCWBW

By visiting this website, you are demonstrating that you are a woman who cares about her emotional well-being. You have joined women across the nation in recognizing that a woman must attend to her emotional and psychological needs in order to be truly healthy. We at the Penn Center for Women's Behavioral Wellness (PCWBW) welcome you and encourage you to search this site for information regarding our clinical services, research opportunities, and how you can promote new knowledge in women's behavioral health by becoming a Patron of Change. You can use this website to keep up-to-date on the news in women's behavioral wellness and link to other important websites. Again, welcome to the Penn Center for Women's Behavioral Wellness.

Testimonials and Feedback

  • Testimonials: Read what our patients have to say about their experiences with the Penn Center for Women's Behavioral Wellness.
  • Send Us Your Feedback: We love to hear what our patients have to say about their experience at our Center.  Please click on the link above to submit your comments.

Special Announcements

How it feels to be a new mother in these pandemic times

For the past pandemic year, everyone has been worried about somebody, it seems.  Dr. Wanjiku Njoroge has been worried about new mothers in particular, and the potential long-term consequences of living against the backdrop of COVID-19.

Recent Study Results Featured on CBS3

Dr. Neill Epperson, MD and a study participant Leigh Costigan were recently interviewed regarding the results of a study utilizing a drug called Vyvanse® to offset memeory and attention issues that many women face during or after the menopause transition. Ms. Costigan and Dr. Epperson spoke with Stephanie Stahl of CBS3 and the entire news segment can be viewed by clicking here.