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The Overlap Between Miscarriage, Perinatal Loss, and PPD: 13 Things to know about Grief
A number of months ago, my dear friend and colleague, Claudine Radford, LCSW, contributed to this blog with a fabulous interview on preterm and neonatal loss. Since that time I have worked with countless women as their make their way … Continue reading
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Talking to Other Moms About PPD: Do You?
Its a tricky question. You are a mom who has struggled with a postpartum mood and anxiety disorder like PPD and you have a ton of info to share. But how do you do this and is it always appropriate? … Continue reading
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A Breathing Meditation for New Moms
Breath is a magnificent thing. Really. Of course we need to breathe to exist, but we often forget how important breath is for mental health and stress management. Our brains need oxygen to thrive and breath is also a pretty … Continue reading
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Psychotherapy Options for Treating PPD
Are you wondering about what types of psychotherapy are useful in treating PPD? Come on over to Postpartum Progress and I’ll fill you in.
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The Well Mom Checklist for Postpartum Health
We talk a lot on this blog and Postpartum Progress about what it is like when a mom is NOT well. But let’s pause for just a minute and focus on what might be included in the lives of moms … Continue reading
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Do You Feel Like Someone is Holding Your Postpartum Depression Against You?
Have you felt as though the people in your life are unable to let go of your Postpartum depression diagnosis? Do you feel like others don’t treat you as they once did? If so, come on over to Postpartum Progress … Continue reading
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Making the Choice to Get Pregnant if you Struggle with Severe Mental Illness
These can be hard questions to negotiate for folks. If you, or someone you know, is thinking through the option of becoming pregnant while struggling with a mental illness like bipolar disorder, this post over at Postpartum Progress is for … Continue reading
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Traumatic Events and Postpartum Depression and Anxiety
I think that it is probably fair to say that the traumatic events that occurred at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut last week have left most of us feeling emotion that we were not prepared for. Most of us, … Continue reading
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When Divorce Follows PPD
We are talking about this very complicated topic over at Postpartum Progress. Come on over and share your thoughts…
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A Reminder for Each of You
Okay….. I have been slacking on my own blog. And I really don’t like when that happens. As most of you know, I write be-weekly for Katherine Stone’s Postpartum Progress and I have simply been prioritizing that over writing for … Continue reading
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