If you think you may be experiencing postpartum depression, it’s important to seek care as soon as possible. Your doctor or healthcare professional can help you find the resources you need.

That includes self-care, living standards, personal physical and mental ... play a role in fathers experiencing postpartum ...

The transition to parenthood brings profound changes for men, including shifts in identity, relationships and daily routines, alongside unexpected biological changes.

Postpartum depression isn’t just a mother’s battle—new study says dads are facing it too. Key signs to watch out for; expert ...

Asia Raines with Harlee and Harper Women's Association talks about the group's workshop for helping women manage depression ...

Journalist Jacqueline Mendelsohn experienced mood swings and random bouts of crying with her first child. "I remember bursting into tears as I brought my daughter home and walked through the ...

Researchers and service providers have made progress in addressing postpartum depression and anxiety, but barriers to care remain and disproportionately affect women of color. Ali Rogin reports as ...

Athena Robinson, PhD, chief clinical officer at Woebot Health, said: “Despite the significant prevalence of postpartum mood disruption after giving birth, women’s health care needs continue to ...

But that joy is tempered for the nearly 60 percent of new mothers who also suffer from postpartum depression ... Make sure not to let their self-care lapse. Clinicians advise new moms to maintain ...