Postpartum Depression - Running in Triangles

There are several reasons why the holidays aren't as enjoyable when you have postpartum depression. In order to get through

Ever wonder how I came to write about postpartum depression and act as an advocate for maternal mental health? For

It's not easy to love a woman with postpartum depression. We know that it's tough on the husbands of women

Postpartum depression can be hard to recognize and often goes undiagnosed. If you think you have postpartum depression, it usually

Postpartum depression symptoms can be triggered by different factors, making the recovery process much longer than it needs to be.

There seems to be a significant connection between breastfeeding and postpartum depression. Many women who have been diagnosed with postpartum

The new postpartum depression drug, Brexanolone (a.k.a Zulresso) is a huge step forward for maternal mental health care, so why

How long does postpartum depression last? Seven years. That's how long I have personally battled postpartum depression. I've tried all

With the variety of different online resources available to moms with postpartum depression and/or anxiety, how do you know which

With the baby blues occurring in nearly 80% of postpartum mothers, it can be hard to tell whether or not

Everyday, mothers battle against postpartum depression. And like with any war, there will be some casualties along the way. It's

With more and more information about postpartum depression readily available to new moms, will they take the time to read

Our mental health struggles evolve with the seasons. Throughout the year, our mental health will go through a series of

Happy New Year! I'm not normally the type of person to make New Year's resolutions but there is just something

We are all incredible people, no matter what our journey is with postpartum depression. Some women who end up with

It's natural to feel like hibernating when cold weather comes along, but it can also be a symptom of something

The postpartum period is often synonymous with sleep deprivation... But it's usually caused by a hungry newborn. If that baby isn't

Have you ever thought about having to talk to your kids about postpartum depression? When I was first diagnosed with

Writing about scary thoughts and feelings has several great benefits for a mother struggling from a perinatal mood and anxiety

Postpartum depression, like many mental illnesses, has a way of making a woman feel suicidal. For a person who has