Courtney Graby
Courtney is passionate about providing meaningful support and services to everyone she works with. She takes pride in being compassionate, personable, approachable, and cultural...
Postpartum Depression is when depression occurs after someone gives birth. It can be debilitating for parents and their children. A person who gave birth may have extreme sadness, feelings of guilt, feeling worthless or hopeless, tearfulness, thoughts of death, self-harm, or suicide.
Available Treatment Options
Therapy for Postpartum Depression involves similar interventions to those for depression, with a specific focus on the role that giving birth and becoming a parent played in the experience.
Therapist interventions include exploring and processing feelings related to depression, discovering and disputing unhelpful thought patterns, and developing coping skills.
Therapists Who Specialize in Helping Those Who Struggle With Postpartum Depression
Lydia Lozano, LISW-CP, ADC
Therapy is work, but finding a compassionate therapist shouldn’t be hard: My practice is focused on remaining trauma informed while helping to restore balance in your life. We c...
Rene Nevarez
“The most precious gift we can offer others is our presence.” I believe everyone deserves someone who is present, patient, open, non judgmental, and willing to listen and hear y...
Jennifer Denholm, LCSW
Jennifer Denholm is a licensed clinical social worker and psychotherapist who specializes in individual and couples therapy. She uses an eclectic approach with expertise in psyc...
April Fitzharris,LCSW, PMH-C
April Fitzharris is a Licensed Clinical Social worker. April has a Master’s in Psychology from National Louis University, and a Masters in Social Work from Aurora University. Sh...