with Dr. Nerissa Bauer
with Dr. Nerissa Bauer
Depression hurts. It can make you feel so many emotions or none at all. It can affect one’s energy level and engagement with others. When a parent has depression, it definitely can impact the family. If you suffer from depression, please know that this is not intended to call you out or make you feel …
When I saw the recent article titled, “When she asked for help for postpartum depression. The nurse called the cops” on Slate.com, I was appalled and frustrated. Postpartum depression is a clinical condition that affects up to 20% of new mothers. Among women in living in poverty, the percentage is much higher (upwards of 60%). …
Postpartum depression is a very real mental health condition that affects upwards of 25% of mothers within the 6 months of after delivering a baby, but can occur anytime within the first year after birth. It is a condition that we know can affect the health and wellbeing of the baby with lasting effects on …
Parenthood is one of the most rewarding, yet hardest jobs anyone can ask for. Remembering the time when you first discovered that a new life was beginning inside you, all women go through a variety of emotions. Elation, relief, giddiness and wonder. And then it alternates with panic and worry. And you ride that wave for …