Postpartum Mood & Anxiety Disorders
Postpartum depression is TEMPORARY and TREATABLE. Seeking support from professionals is an act of courage and the first step to getting the help you deserve.
It is not uncommon for women to experience ‘baby blues’ after delivery. Between 60% and 80% of women experience feelings of exhaustion, irritation, and sadness after having given birth. These symptoms may last between two and fourteen days.
If these feelings persist past two weeks, however, you may be experiencing Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders.
Every case of postpartum depression is different. You do not need to meet all of these symptoms:
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Low mood, sadness, tearfulness
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Loss of interest, joy, or pleasure in things you used to enjoy
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Agitation or anxiety
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Lack of energy or feeling slowed down physically
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Difficulty concentrating
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Appetite or sleep disturbance
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Feelings of guilt, shame, or hopelessness
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Possible thoughts of harming the baby or yourself
If you are experiencing postpartum depression, reach out to your primary care giver or OB today.
DO NOT DEAL WITH IT ALONE
RIVKY GLIKSMAN
CD, CPLC
Located in Boro Park
917.474.5041
YAFFIT YADGER
MHC-INNHC
Does home visits, speaks Hebrew
646.244.2101
MUSIA BAUMBARTEN
A FELLOW MOM
Call anonymously and speak to a fellow mother that overcame PPD
718.744.4181
YONA KADOSH
LIFE COACH
Specializes with married women.
Speaks Spanish
347.526.4806
Gitty Borenstein
MSED, LCSW
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Gitty is a psychotherapist in private practice in Brooklyn, New York. She is passionate about supporting people to live authentic, empowered lives.
917.446.5444
HUSBANDS, YOU CAN HELP!
If your wife is experiencing postpartum depression - get her the help she needs!
Avigdor Ceitlin, RMFT
347.661.3850
Office on Union Street
Yossi Feigenson, LMHC
917.680.5009
yossifeigenson@gmail.com
Zalman Nelson
347.502.2849
Dovid Schwartz
Clinical Psychologist
917.750.5617
Dovidpsyd@gmail.com
David Kadosh
Relief Resources
718.431.9501
SPARKS
718.277.2757
