If the Andrea Yates story left a mark on Houston, the surest sign might be this complex south of downtown – a monument to maternal mental health called the Pavilion for Women. Pitched in 2005 and opened in 2012, the facility embedded within Texas Children’s Hospital takes the novel approach of wrapping mental health into pre- and postnatal care. Its staff provides psychiatric treatment including individual and group therapy and runs a hotline that physicians across the Lone Star State can call for advice. The facility is also a research and training ground, digging into the science behind postpartum mental health disorders and teaching current and future doctors about the signs.