Postpartum illness can affect up to 8 out of 10 new mothers, to varying degrees of severity. Postpartum Depression is thought to be triggered by the rapid change in hormone levels experienced after labor, as well as extreme exhaustion.
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Information and advice from the UK charity. Includes available leaflets and newsletter.
Volunteer association providing information, resources and phone support to postpartum mothers.
This program aims to research and prevent postnatal depression within Australia.
Addresses the pregnancy and birth needs of women and their families, before and after delivery, particularly as it pertains to the development of depression and other mood disorders.
A research article proposing an evolutionary function for postpartum depression.
An international society for the understanding, prevention and treatment of mental illness related to childbearing. Website of the Australasian Branch.
A women's mental health center dedicated to the evaluation and treatment of psychiatric disorder associated with female reproductive function.
A site attempting to raise awareness about postpartum psychosis and depression.
Information on postpartum depression, including diagnosis and self help and message boards.
A self-help support network, research guide and international bibliography. Includes a self-assessment test.
Offering peer support and resources to people dealing with postpartum mood disorders.
Providing information and support to women suffering from postpartum depression. Includes medical resources and treatment information.
Information and tips for mothers and families affected by PND, compiled by a mother who has experienced the illness herself. Provides two forums for sharing experiences and support.
Addresses the issues of treating or not treating women with antidepressants during and after pregnancy. Transcript available. [7:32 Realaudio broadcast]
(August 01, 2004)
An international society for the understanding, prevention and treatment of mental illness related to childbearing. Website of the Australasian Branch.
A research article proposing an evolutionary function for postpartum depression.
This program aims to research and prevent postnatal depression within Australia.
Information and advice from the UK charity. Includes available leaflets and newsletter.
Providing information and support to women suffering from postpartum depression. Includes medical resources and treatment information.
A site attempting to raise awareness about postpartum psychosis and depression.
Offering peer support and resources to people dealing with postpartum mood disorders.
Volunteer association providing information, resources and phone support to postpartum mothers.
A self-help support network, research guide and international bibliography. Includes a self-assessment test.
Information on postpartum depression, including diagnosis and self help and message boards.
Addresses the pregnancy and birth needs of women and their families, before and after delivery, particularly as it pertains to the development of depression and other mood disorders.
Information and tips for mothers and families affected by PND, compiled by a mother who has experienced the illness herself. Provides two forums for sharing experiences and support.
A women's mental health center dedicated to the evaluation and treatment of psychiatric disorder associated with female reproductive function.
Addresses the issues of treating or not treating women with antidepressants during and after pregnancy. Transcript available. [7:32 Realaudio broadcast]
(August 01, 2004)
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