How to Help Someone with Post Natal Depression

A Practical Handbook to Post-Partum Depression and Maternal Mental Health in the First Year

Jenn Cooper author

Format:Paperback

Publisher:Trigger Publishing

Published:20th Jan '22

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This guide offers essential strategies for supporting loved ones facing postnatal depression, empowering readers to help navigate this challenging experience effectively.

In How to Help Someone with Post Natal Depression, Dr. Jenn Cooper, a specialist in maternal mental health, provides accessible and practical advice for those seeking to support a loved one facing postnatal depression (PND). This book serves as a vital resource during a time when new mothers may struggle to recognize their illness, leaving family and friends feeling unsure about how to help. Dr. Cooper emphasizes the importance of understanding PND and its symptoms, highlighting that often, mothers may mistake their feelings for the typical 'baby blues'. The role of the support system becomes crucial in these situations.

The author begins by explaining what PND is and how it can manifest, helping readers identify signs that their loved one may be experiencing more than just temporary sadness. With insights drawn from mothers who have faced PND, the book offers a compassionate perspective on the challenges new moms encounter. Dr. Cooper encourages readers to observe and assess the situation with a sense of objectivity, which can be invaluable in recognizing when additional support is needed.

Following this foundational understanding, How to Help Someone with Post Natal Depression equips readers with practical strategies to assist their loved ones through this difficult period. By implementing the advice and tools provided, readers can learn to play an essential role in their loved one's recovery journey, ultimately helping them embrace the joys of motherhood they truly deserve.

ISBN: 9781837962648

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192 pages