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Postpartum depression is common in new mothers, affecting as many as 1 in 5 moms. 80% of moms experience the "baby blues," but if symptoms last 2 weeks or more or seem to get worse instead of better then a mother should talk with her healthcare provider about possible...

There’s something called a “myth of motherhood” that makes women feel they should be blissful and happy after having a child. If a mother doesn’t feel this way, there’s often a lack of understanding from those around them and from themselves. Women may feel like they...

May is Maternal Mental Health month. This month is meant to help raise awareness for maternal mental health while lifting the shame and stigma associated with these disorders. There’s an unrealistic illusion that motherhood is a glowy, sparkly, precious cloud of bliss...

How is Postpartum Depression Treated? Postpartum depression is a very common mental health illness, affecting 1 in 7 new mothers, and more than 3 million US cases every year. Left untreated, postpartum may last several months or longer, but treated a new mother can...

While there are several professional treatments for postpartum depression including therapy or counseling, outpatient care, medication, and support groups, some moms choose to use self-care to help overcome postpartum depression. Here are Some Tips for Overcoming...

If your wife is suffering from postpartum depression, you may find yourself feeling helpless. You may feel frustrated, confused, and desperate to find a way to help things get back to normal. What can you do when your wife has post-partum depression to help support...