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A Patient’s Story: Postpartum Depression Treatment via Telehealth
In 2018, Pine Rest clinicians began treating women with perinatal mood and anxiety disorders (PMAD) using Telehealth Services. The following interview is with Brianna* — a patient who was treated for postpartum depression both in-person and via…
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Enhancing Your Relationship During Infertility
Infertility can be a real test of a couple’s relationship and shake the foundation of a marriage. The good news is research has shown that, for most infertile couples, the experience strengthens their marriage by teaching them life-long skills to…
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The Infertility Journey: A Guide for Coping
By Sharon N. Covington, MSW, LSCW-C Infertility is an experience that strikes at the very core of who we are—our sense of self, connection to others, values, roles, goals and dreams. The ability to procreate and regenerate is considered one of the…
Is Postpartum Depression Real?
Postpartum depression and other perinatal mood and anxiety disorders are real. And, like any other medical disease, there are treatments that help.
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A Patient’s Story of Hope and Motherhood
Two weeks after giving birth to my second daughter, I realized I was suffering from postpartum depression (PPD). The signs were familiar as I had experienced the same symptoms after my first child was born, three years earlier. I understood that I…
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After Perinatal Mood Disorder: Reclaiming Your Intimacy
This post is part three in a three-part series on how to rebuild the relationship between partners after a perinatal mood and anxiety disorder (PMD), which includes postpartum depression and anxiety. According to marriage therapist and researcher Dr….
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After Perinatal Mood Disorder: When You Just Aren’t Communicating
This post is part two in a three-part series on how to rebuild the relationship between partners after a perinatal mood and anxiety disorder (PMAD), which can include postpartum depression and anxiety. One of the symptoms of a struggling relationship…
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After PMAD: Finding Time for Your Relationship
This post is part one in a three-part series on how to rebuild the relationship between partners after a perinatal mood and anxiety disorder (PMAD), which includes postpartum depression and anxiety. You’ve heard it time and time again:…
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Postpartum Depression: What About the Kids?
The good news is postpartum depression (PPD) is treatable. Those who suffer from it are not bad parents. They are not monsters who will hurt or damage themselves, their child, or others. They do have an illness that can be treated. Postpartum and…
SuperMom: Risk Factors for PMAD
It is not uncommon for women to set very high expectations for themselves during pregnancy and when baby arrives. After giving birth, new moms might expect to get back in shape, feel rested and refreshed, maintain a clean house, prepare healthy meals…

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