Preventing Perinatal Depression [TV News Clip]
Here’s some big news for perinatal mental health: a national panel just released a report that depression during pregnancy and postpartum can be PREVENTED with evidenced-based […]
Abby Burd, LCSW, San Diego Psychotherapist Talks with New Moms March 3rd
Catch Abby in a free speaking engagement on March 3rd.
Reframing Motherhood: The Photo That Doesn’t Get Posted
New moms don’t put sad pictures up on social media.
I was honored when Katie Contrera, a graduate student in the Science/Medical […]
Older First Time Moms at Increased Risk of Depression
A recent study showed an increased risk of postpartum depression in women of advanced maternal age. Specifically, first time moms between the ages of […]
A Mother’s Unprocessed Childhood Experiences Can Decrease Her Ability to Respond Appropriately to Her Baby’s Cries
A study released last week¹ in Child Development provides new evidence that a mom’s ability to respond appropriately to her baby’s cries depends on her level of depression and her own […]
Postpartum Anxiety is More Common Than Postpartum Depression, But Rarely Screened
Most people have heard of postpartum depression. With good reason. It affects 1 in 7 new mothers. But […]
Postpartum Couples: Keeping a Strong Relationship After Baby
The postpartum stage is not just a vulnerable time for mothers, but for couples and […]