Postpartum Depression

Postpartum depression, also known as postnatal depression, is a common condition: Australian data suggests that it affects up to 15% of childbearing women. Left untreated,... keep reading →

I was excited about becoming a mom with both my children. Though I will be the first to tell you that I was not one of those happy, bubbly pregnant women. I was grouchy,... keep reading →

  My child is nearing her second birthday and I still remember those real blue days when I was suffering from postpartum depression. I was having slight depression ever... keep reading →

Depression is something I have been coping with since at least middle school if not before. I believe it was brought on in the beginning due to many years of sexual abuse and... keep reading →

Seroius depression cannot be ignored or more heartache will come for sure. There IS help out there. keep reading →

Many women suffer postpartum depression after the birth of a child, as their emotions are wide and varied between excitement and fear. Sometimes women will begin to... keep reading →

Any mom can think of the first moment they bring their baby into the world and the fantastic experience of bringing the baby home along with all the changes and... keep reading →

1. Irritability. You are more irritable than usual. Examples: snapping at your children more, arguing with your spouse more than usual, etc. 2 Hopelessness. You are... keep reading →

Before her marriage Julia* was a successful graphic designer in a small New Zealand city – young, pretty and talented, with the world at her feet. But when she married... keep reading →

If you're toward the end of your pregnancy or you're already seeing signs of postpartum depression, you'll want to nip it in the bud early. The easiest way to maintain and... keep reading →