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Mental and Emotional Health

Perinatal

Perinatal

Perinatal

Perinatal Mood Disorders

Perinatal Mood Disorders. Perinatal means the period of time between conception, pregnancy, birth through the first year postpartum. Any mom during this period of time is at risk for developing symptoms of mood and anxiety disorders, which can include postpartum anxiety and depression.

Mood

Perinatal

Perinatal

Postpartum Depression

Mood disorders include symptoms of depression, bipolar disorder and psychosis. Depression is the most commonly experienced disorder. For more information on the symptoms of these disorders go to

www.postaprtum.net

Anxiety

Disorders

Disorders

Postpartum anxiety

Anxiety disorders include generalized anxiety, postpartum panic disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder and post-traumatic stress disorder. For more information on the symptoms of perinatal mood disorders go to

www.postaprtum.net

Disorders

Disorders

Disorders

Mental Health Postpartum
Mental Health after baby

Many moms may experience symptoms of depression and anxiety, but how do you know when you need to seek help for a disorder? When symptoms don't resolve within a few days or you find you don't have coping skills to navigate them, that is a good time to seek help. 

This is Not What I Expected: Perinatal Mood Disorders

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Finding Help

You are not alone. You are not to blame. With help you will get better.

It is important for you to discuss your symptoms with your healthcare provider. They can help you find local resources as well as explore medication options available for you.


A mental health provider that has been trained in Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders can be a significant resource to understanding your experience and helping you to develop coping skills. You can find a directory of therapists at www.postpartum.net


24 hour postpartum support at 1-800-944-4773  

Text "Help" to 800-944-4773


If you are in crisis you should seek help immediately. This can be your local emergency room or calling the national mental health crisis line 9-8-8 or emergency line 9-1-1.


Mental & Emotional Health Video

Watch this video on mental and emotional health postpartum, what to expect and when to seek help.

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