Postpartum Psychosis, while rare, is very serious. 1-2 in 1,000 new mothers experience this and most have no idea what is going on. Kristina Dulaney shares her story and her journey through recovery. The recovery process can be long. Kristina tells us about the length of her recovery and what she did to get back to herself. This…
Julie Andrews, LCSW is sharing a glimpse of the Native or Indigenous mothers pregnancy, birth and postpartum experience. This is such a valuable discussion and even though we just scratch the surface of cultural and societal understanding, it is a deeply needed start on our podcast to understanding Native mothers experience. Julie discusses some of the…
Diana Lynn Barnes, Psy.D. LMFT Topics discussed: The Psychological gestation of motherhood, transition to motherhood, societal pressures in motherhood, Postpartum Depression, Postpartum Anxiety, Body and Mind, how chronic continuing stress has an impact on pregnancy and postpartum, who is the “good mother”. Diana Lynn Barnes, Psy.D., LMFT is a past president of Postpartum Support International and…
My Postpartum Story – Redux We are taking a short break from new episodes, ’cause well, this mama’s taking a vacation! We won’t leave you with no episodes though! We’ve picked a couple of the most popular episodes to Re-air over the break. Here is an Encore of Episode #1, where I share my story…
Tanya Newbould – Producer of When The Bough Breaks and Personal Story of Postpartum Depression *sensitive content at [7:00] & [20:50]* Tanya shares her personal journey with Postpartum Depression and how her experience sparked the beginning of the When The Bough Breaks – A Documentary about Postpartum Depression. Narrated and Executive Produced by Brook Shields, this documentary takes a…
Coretta Rae Daniel – Postpartum Depression & Anxiety, Personal Story and helping women of color *Sensitive Content, [17:45]-[20:45]* Coretta shares her personal story of postpartum depression, how it impacted her first months of motherhood. As she was coming out of the heaviness of PPD, she realized that the women of color in her community in Ohio did…