by Robin Farr |
A few weeks ago, my mom and my husband both retweeted an article on 10 ways to show love to someone with depression. I thought it was sweet that they took the time to read and share it, figuring it was the usual advice. But then I clicked on it and had a total... by Katherine Stone |
In 2004 came Postpartum Progress the blog. In 2011 came Postpartum Progress® the nonprofit. In 2013 came Postpartum Progress’ Climb Out of the Darkness®, the world’s largest event raising awareness of perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. And in 2015... by Susan Petcher |
I suffered from postpartum depression and anxiety with a side of OCD for two years after my first child was born. And though I sought treatment and began my path to wellness after my baby had her five month birthday, it took every last day of that additional 19 months... by Susan Petcher |
[Editor’s Note: Every Warrior Mom is bound together in a sisterhood of understanding. We have all been through something that only another PPD survivor can truly appreciate, but our experiences, treatments, and paths to wellness are as varied as the mamas... by Cristi Comes |
I have a feeling you’ve probably heard, but…The Climb Out of the Darkness, the world’s largest (and most fun!) event raising awareness of postpartum depression, anxiety, psychosis and pregnancy depression is coming this June to benefit Postpartum... by Katherine Stone |
Well friends. It’s that time of the year. I’m so excited! Registration is now open to the public for Climb Out of the Darkness™ 2014. New here? Wondering what Climb Out of the Darkness is? It’s the world’s largest event raising awareness of...