Postpartum depression

Postpartum depression

An open letter to women experiencing or recovering from postpartum depression and/or anxiety

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English
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Author: 
Linda King
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Pacific Post Partum Support Society

Offers suggestions to women on coping with postpartum depression.

Postpartum Support International

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NGO - Non Government Organization
Service Language: 
English
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Support group/peer support

Provides support and help for women suffering from postpartum depression.

Primary Telephone: 
(805) 967-7636
Email Address: 
jhonikman@earthlink.net
Street Address: 
927 North Kellogg Avenue
City: 
Santa Barbara
Province: 
California
Postal/ZIP Code: 
93111

An introduction to postpartum illness

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English
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Author: 
Laurence Kruckman
Susan Smith
Publisher: 
Postpartum Support International
Publication Date: 
2002
Publication Place: 
Santa Barbara, CA

Describes postpartum illness. Offers a historical perspective, as well as a definition and symptoms. Discusses the common complaints of new parents. Includes possible causes, treatments and prevention strategies.

Anxiety, stress and panic attacks: a guide for new mothers and fathers

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English
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Online
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Postpartum Support International
Publisher: 
Postpartum Support International
Publication Place: 
Santa Barbara, CA

Lists web sites that describe the symptoms of anxiety, stress, and panic disorders, and discusses possible causes. Includes information on determining the level of anxiety and whether it requires treatment, methods to eliminate current anxiety, and strategies to avoid future occurrences of anxiety and panic.

Treatment of postnatal depression

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English
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Paper
Online
Author: 
Victoria Hendrick
Publisher: 
bmj.com
Publication Date: 
2003
Publication Place: 
London, UK

Explains how postpartum depression is an easily treatable condition, yet it remains underdiagnosed in primary care settings. List various treatments that have achieved success. Includes references.

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ISBN/ISSN: 
ISSN 14685833

When sadness follows childbirth: postpartum depression

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Canadian Women's Health Network (CWHN)
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Online
Author: 
Corrine Mahar-Sylvestre
Publisher: 
Network/Le Réseau
Publication Date: 
2001
Publication Place: 
Winnipeg, MB

Discusses postpartum depression (PPD) and postpartum psychosis (PPS). Describes the symptoms of PPD and offers coping techniques.

ISBN/ISSN: 
ISSN 14800039

Pacific Post Partum Support Society (PPPSS)

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NGO - Non Government Organization
Service Language: 
English
Services Provided: 
Training
Community education/development
Support group/peer support

Provides support to women and families experiencing depression or anxiety related to the birth or adoption of a baby. Provides training and information for professionals, as well as community education on postpartum depression.

Primary Telephone: 
604-255-7999
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Fax Number: 
604-255-7588
Street Address: 
104-1416 Commercial Dr
City: 
Vancouver
Province: 
British Columbia
Postal/ZIP Code: 
V5L 3X9

PASS-CAN

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All women
Organization Type: 
NGO - Non Government Organization
Service Language: 
English
Services Provided: 
Information provision and referral
Community education/development
Support group/peer support

Supports women in their adjustment to parenthood and helps families cope with mood disorders related to the arrival of a child.

Primary Telephone: 
905-844-9009
Email Address: 
info@passcan.ca
Street Address: 
460 Woody Road
City: 
Oakville
Province: 
Ontario
Postal/ZIP Code: 
L6K 3T6

A new mother's guide: coping with change

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The Women's Health Clinic
Publisher: 
Women's Health Clinic
Publication Date: 
1999
Publication Place: 
Winnipeg, MB

Explores the feelings a new mother may experience shortly after the arrival or birth of her baby. Deals with postpartum depression, emergencies and how to help yourself through them.

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Notes: 
Review, Network Summer 1999: A New Mother's Guide: Coping with change is an excellent little booklet from the Women's Health Clinic in Winnipeg. It is geared for mothers to read shortly after the arrival or birth of their babies. The booklet goes through the feelings a new mother may experience, "how to help yourself," postpartum depression, emergencies and more. The guide also has plenty of community resources (mainly around Winnipeg) and lists of materials (available anywhere in Canada).
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