Are You Struggling With Postpartum Depression?

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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

Caroline Myra Loretan

San Diego

California

It does take courage to set up that first appointment, and the fit between therapist and client is an important one for the success of therapy. I encourage my clients to ask questions and express concerns about therapy and determine whether my approach and style are a good fit for you. Some common reasons people seek therapy have to do with self-exploration, how to communicate better with peopl...
Do you ever feel that you're going through the motions instead of truly living? Or that you are so consumed with sadness, fear, anger, or anxiety that you spend most of your energy just trying to manage all of the things? As a clinical psychologist, I combine psychodynamic therapy, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), and mindfulness-based therapies to help you overcome these and other issues wh...
I am a compassionate therapist dedicated to helping people find solutions to life's challenges. I encourage people to change, while offering hope and acceptance. My approach is a collaborative one with a focus on my clients' strengths and goals. I use a variety of therapeutic methods, with an emphasis on attachment-based, interpersonal, and cognitive behavioral therapies. Developing a strong...
You may experience emotional pain at times, as we all do. You may even have deeper emotional wounds that still need healing, but you don't have to endure unhappiness. YOU DON'T HAVE TO SUFFER. Let's work together to bring the joy back. True, life can get really tough. But psychology research tells us that you can improve emotional well-being and obtain the resilience you need to deal with the...
Are you pregnant or postpartum? Are you feeling depressed or anxious? Having scary thoughts? Feeling like you're not a good mother? You are not alone! 1 in 5 women experience depression and anxiety during pregnancy and/or during the first year postpartum. With the right treatment, you can get better. I specialize in maternal mental health. I work with women who are experiencing pregnancy and...

Cathy Gaston

Baton Rouge

Louisiana

Are you feeling overwhelmed with life? Unable to cope? Are you concerned that your anxiety is affecting your relationships, parenting or your job performance? Are you so distracted by past traumatic events, that it is affecting your present life? Events in life, such as marriage, childbirth and parenting can increase our stress and anxiety. Making the decision to seek help takes courage. And it...

Cary Sinnott

Los Angeles

California

I understand that life's transitions often come with the obvious changes in ones perspective, in ones relationships, and in ones lifestyle, but transitions also come with more hidden emotional changes. These usually surface as sleepless nights, fights with people you care about, mood instability, and a feeling of sadness or dissatisfaction with life. On your own, it is difficult to untangle the...
Compassion is the most significant and integral component of therapy. My goal is to create a warm, respectful environment in which clients feel comfortable exploring their innermost feelings. Genuine and empathic in my approach, I believe in the strength of the individual to face life's challenges and to create new patterns of behavior and communication. I also believe clients must have compass...
At some point, many people feel off-track, and I enjoy helping people develop or re-establish the life and relationships they seek for themselves. I use a psychodynamic, insight-oriented approach, meaning that we will explore the ways in which your experiences have shaped you into the person you are today including how these experiences have contributed to your current difficulties. You are the...
I meet clients where they are at in their personal process: your needs guide the counseling session. My depth of experience and explorations underpin my work as a clinician. My goal is for you to feel heard and understood, which allows you to make positive lasting changes. Conditions treated with success in working with younger to older adults include life dissatisfaction, anxiety, depression,...
Are you overwhelmed? Anxious and irritable with your loved ones? Maybe you have young children, and you're feeling like you've lost yourself. Maybe you're having difficulty juggling work and home life-- and you feel so guilty. Maybe you've just experienced your third miscarriage, and you are drowning in your grief. Maybe you're suffering from anxiety and depression after having a baby. Regardle...
Whether you are looking to improve what is already working or are struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma, loss or even the daily challenges of being a caregiver to a loved one, together we can work to help you live your very best life. I am grounded in a Person-Centered approach but pull from many other theoretical orientations to help remove the obstacles that are keeping you from moving...

Emily Gregory

Little Rock

Arkansas

There is no worse human condition than being alone, which makes it my great joy to stand beside my clients throughout their journeys. The high's, the low's, and the long spaces in between. The bright spots, the dark days, and the rollercoaster between hope and despair. I'm all in. I want to stand in your corner, be a source of wisdom and comfort and fill in gaps in your support system. I can...
I am an LCSW with the Center for Attachment & Trauma Services. I have an extensive history working with children and their families. I have taken a particular interest in working with mothers/caregivers who are experiencing perinatal mental health challenges. I believe in the power of connection: connection to one's own inner sense of self, connection between caregivers and their infants/childr...
If becoming a mom or navigating motherhood isn't all you dreamed it would be...know there is a place to turn to find answers, gain tools, and turn your mind and life in a new direction! Navigating motherhood can be so lonely and each mom or mom-to-be struggles for her own reasons. Helping women find their way through the haze and maze of thoughts and emotions relating to motherhood is my...