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Perinatal Mood Disorders

Perinatal Mood Disorders

Perinatal Mental Disorders

10-15% of pregnant and postpartum women experience depression disorders.

13% experience anxiety disorders.

Others may fall into a cycle of substance abuse and eating disorders.

Unfortunately, due to lack of awareness, most victims never talk about what they are going through, or – worse – their complaints are ignored. These women suffer in silence, and their illnesses are left untreated.

We are here to change that.

At Parenting Pod you can read about the risk factors and symptoms of postpartum depression, anxiety, psychosis, and more.

You can read about real-life experiences of women who suffered through it.

And you’ll know that you are not alone.

We have a psychologist, a medical doctor, and a neurologist on staff, all to ensure that you get the facts you need so you can get help and get treated.

Scroll down this page and get the information you need.

Paternal Postpartum Depression Guide

January 19, 2022May 23, 2018 by Lauren Keegan, Registered Psychologist
Paternal PPD

Did you know, if your partner is depressed after the birth of your baby, then there’s a 50% chance you will be too? [4] When … Read more

Postpartum Anxiety: What You Need to Know

January 19, 2022August 16, 2017 by Krista Hillis Bsc Psychology & Neuroscience
Postpartum Anxiety

About 13% of new mothers suffer from postpartum anxiety, yet most people are not aware of the symptoms and most cases are ignored.  In this … Read more

My Experience With Postpartum Depression

December 7, 2022July 30, 2017 by Anonymous
Postpartum Depression

You think this is something that happens to others, that you are somehow immune. I became pregnant with my first child when I was 28, … Read more

Postpartum Psychosis: A Complete Guide

January 19, 2022July 30, 2017 by Kim Langdon, M.D.
Psychosis

Most people have heard of the terms, “postpartum depression” and “anxiety.” In addition, most new health professionals have been specifically trained on how to properly … Read more

Postpartum Depression: What Every New Mom Needs to Know

January 19, 2022July 28, 2017 by Krista Hillis Bsc Psychology & Neuroscience
Postpartum Depression

One of the tragedies of postpartum depression (PPD) is that most women who suffer from this illness, do not realize what they are going through, … Read more

Beyond Depression: Anxiety, Psychosis and Other Mental Disorders of Pregnancy and Postpartum

January 19, 2022July 5, 2017 by Carla Brock, MD FRCPI PhD
Perinatal Mental Disorders

A summary of the most common perinatal mood disorders by Dr Calra Brock and Rachel Fink.

Postpartum OCD: Why We Need to Talk About It

January 19, 2022March 20, 2017 by Krista Hillis Bsc Psychology & Neuroscience
OCD

Everyone knows that new mother’s are susceptible to postpartum depression.  But did you know that postpartum OCD is also very common? Most people don’t, and that’s exactly … Read more

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