"The Secret Sadness of Pregnancy With Depression"
/Pregnant women often fear taking the antidepressants they rely on. But not treating their mental illness can be just as dangerous.
by Andrew Solomon
Pregnant women often fear taking the antidepressants they rely on. But not treating their mental illness can be just as dangerous.
by Andrew Solomon
Postpartum Progress’ Climb Out of the Darkness® is the world’s largest event raising awareness of maternal mental illnesses like postpartum depression, postpartum anxiety & OCD, postpartum PTSD, postpartum psychosis, postpartum bipolar disorder, and pregnancy depression and anxiety.
To join Postpartum Progress’ NYC Climb, go to their registration page.
In support of Brooklyn families, Brooklyn Borough President Eric L. Adams is supporting a comprehensive platform advocating for paid family leave, safe sleep practices, breastfeeding, and maternal postpartum depression screening.
Rally on the steps of Borough Hall in support of this initiative:
Aynsley Kirshenbaum is a fitness instructor, nutritionist, and local mom who understands the difficulties and importance of good health during pregnancy and postpartum. Balanced diet and fitness can have a strong impact on our mental health and Aynsley is a wonderful resource to have in the neighborhood.
Check out this wonderful resource for new moms to help bonding with your baby:
Baby In Tune - music workshops for 0-24 months with Vered, combining music, psychology, and motherhood.
F.D.A. Revamps System Explaining the Risks of Medicines During Pregnancy
WASHINGTON — The Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday changed how drug companies are required to present the risks of taking medicine during pregnancy and while breast-feeding, replacing a system that officials described as confusing and outdated with a clearer, more consistent explanation of dangers.
Interesting opinion piece on what a mother is supposed to be in current society.
Our ‘Mommy’ Problem
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/11/09/opinion/sunday/our-mommy-problem.html
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