Posts Tagged ‘postpartum psychosis’
Book Review: Little Voices by Vanessa Lillie
I’m a therapist trained in post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and perinatal mood disorders. I treat survivors of traumatic birth, so the women-centered content of Little Voices is very powerful for me. This story deeply describes the unique female psychological experience of traumatic childbirth, perinatal mental illness and recovery. The opening scene is Devony’s traumatic birth experience. Many women come into my office sharing a story much like hers.
Read the rest of this entry »Media, Motherhood and Mental Health: 2013 World Mental Health Day
It’s October 10, 2013 and I’m again honored to be participating in PsychCentral’s World Mental Health Blog Day.
Jennifer Moyer – Postpartum Support Int 2013 Conference
Behind the Scenes
Spotlight: Jennifer Moyer
Biography: Jennifer Moyer experienced postpartum psychosis when her son
was eight weeks old. She has put in the hard work of personal recovery and has built a life filled with the love of her family and her determination to leave a positive imprint in this world. She has focused her efforts on being a mental health advocate in the area of perinatal mental health in order to help others experiencing mental illness related to childbearing and in support of general mental health issues.
Hel-loooo Birth World – the Sky is Blue: Part Two of an Interview with Walker Karraa MFA, MA CD(DONA)
“Pregnant and postpartum women are particularly vulnerable to mood and anxiety disorders, and it is life threatening.”
How Long Must We Ask for Compassionate Care?
Share Your Story: Janet ‘The Laundress’ Postpartum Psychosis Story
Share Your Story – Postpartum Psychosis
Janet’s Experience – Postpartum Psychosis & Recovery