Description:
Find peace and hope as you recover from postpartum depression and anxiety
Having a baby changes your whole world in so many ways--and if you're struggling to adjust to parenthood, you're not alone. Postpartum depression and anxiety can be scary and overwhelming, but this journal helps you quiet intrusive thoughts, practice self-compassion, and find strength and inspiration through this next stage of your life.
What sets this book apart from other postpartum depression books:
- A friendly, guided format--Each entry is based in real therapy techniques, encouraging you to explore how you're feeling physically, mentally, and socially so you can identify the kind of support you need.
- Prompts, quotes, and exercises--Find a range of ways to reflect and heal, with space to write, comforting words, and simple activities that help you let go of stress and stay centered.
- Additional support--Get all the guidance you need when you complete this journal on its own, or alongside its companion, The Postpartum Depression Workbook.
Discover healthy coping mechanisms and expert advice that will guide you to a happier outlook on your parenting journey.
Brief description:
RACHEL RABINOR, LCSW, PMH-C, is a perinatal mental health-certified, licensed clinical social worker specializing in the assessment and treatment of perinatal mood and anxiety disorders and reproductive mental health. She is passionate about helping those struggling with infertility, miscarriage, loss, and birth trauma. Rachel is a member of San Diego's Postpartum Health Alliance and has served on its executive board.
Review Quotes: "All moms are at some risk for depression after having a baby. Rachel Rabinor has created a perfect resource to help new moms navigate this challenging time. I love the concept of practicing vulnerability and reminding the reader that struggles are opportunities. This beautiful, accessible, and supportive journal belongs in the hands of all new mothers." --Karen Kleiman, founder of The Postpartum Stress Center and author of several books on postpartum depression and anxiety