by Katherine Stone |
In my last post for the Million Moms Challenge before it wraps up, I write about the emotional health of our children. As I’ve explained before, the Million Moms Challenge is attempting to engage one million moms with mothers in the developing world around... by Katherine Stone |
You’d think it would have happened sooner. Seven years of advocacy and peer support for women with postpartum depression, and I hadn’t had to do it yet. This was the day. I am reluctant to get too involved in people’s lives. I want to support everyone, but I also... by Katherine Stone |
I and my fellow postpartum depression peer advocates are constantly being asked about postpartum depression resources for women of color. It’s very disappointing to me when I always have to respond with either none, or very few. It’s not that African... by Katherine Stone |
Moms with postpartum depression need more services and support. They need more options for service, and researchers need to which options you would like best. Do you want more information via mobile phone? Would you be interested in specialized postpartum depression... by Katherine Stone |
The blog Living Self-Care has begun its annual Self-Care Challenge for women, which was kicked off yesterday. This year’s theme is expressing gratitude and thankfulness. The purpose of the challenge is to remind you how important it is to take care of... by Katherine Stone |
I am a stone in a raging river. The water rushes over me, frothing and churning. It curls this way and that in no discernible pattern, dragging branches and leaves and other debris along with it. I am a stone in a raging river. I am unmoved. I am rooted to the...