What is infertility? By definition, infertility is the inability to get pregnant after 1 year of trying in women under age 35 or after 6 months of trying in women over age 35. Around 5 to 10% of couples in the United States have difficulty getting or staying pregnant....
It’s no secret that women’s bodies change dramatically during pregnancy. You gain weight, your uterus grows, and your organs shift. And the changes don’t end there. After giving birth your body is further faced with healing from either a vaginal or cesarean delivery....
For many women, pregnancy involves some level of anxiety. It is normal to be scared to give birth. Women may feel worried about the pregnancy, becoming a mother, the baby’s health, or how this new role will affect other areas of life (such as work, marriage, and...
What is therapy? Psychotherapy is a type of treatment for mental health conditions that is carried out by trained professionals. During therapy, therapists establish a professional relationship with a client who is experiencing a particular problem. A good therapist...
What is Paternal Postpartum Depression? Postpartum depression (PPD) has traditionally been viewed as an issue that affects new mothers, but many people are unaware that fathers can also experience paternal postpartum depression. The exact number of cases of depression...
So you’ve decided to get help, but don’t know where to start. Many people are unsure of the differences between the types of mental health treatment providers. Read on to learn about each provider’s specialty, qualifications, and how they can help you. Psychiatrist...
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