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Postpartum Mental Health - How to Cope With Postpartum Anxiety, Depression & Mom Rage | Ep. 80
Becoming a parent changes everything… your body, your sleep, your relationship, your identity.
But for many mothers, that transformation also brings something much heavier: an invisible weight that few dare to name.
In this episode of The Parenthood and Relationship Podcast, we dive deep into the emotional reality of postpartum mental health, from depression and anxiety to rage, intrusive thoughts, and the quiet guilt that shadows new motherhood.
This isn’t another “baby blues” conversation.
It’s a compassionate, science-backed exploration of what really happens when hormones crash, sleep disappears, and expectations collide with human limits.
Through powerful stories and practical tools, I invite you to replace shame with understanding and to see these struggles not as weakness, but as the body and mind’s way of asking for care.
Whether you’re a mother, partner, or simply someone who wants to understand what new parents truly go through, this episode will help you see that healing after birth is not about bouncing back, it’s about moving forward.
Today we explore:
This episode is your gentle reminder that survival is love in action and that every parent deserves to feel supported, not judged.
👇
Download these resources I mentioned
👉 Matrescence Mini-Course [Free]
👉 The Sunday Reconnect
–-
🔔 Subscribe for more parenting insights
📩 Join my [FREE] newsletter for extra support
📢 Share this with a parent who needs to hear it!
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Full Transcript HERE.
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Want to take our relationship to the next level?
👉Here are my top Resources
👉 Link to my Newsletter
👉 Join the Reconnect with Your Partner Challenge
📩 Get in touch with me (Instagram @markella.kaplani; website; e-mail: [email protected])
🎧 Listen, share, and leave a review!
Your support means the world!
---
Markella Kaplani, M.A.
Clinical-Counseling Psychologist
Parenthood & Relationship Coach
www.markellakaplani.com
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By Markella Kaplani - Clinical-Counseling Psychologist | Parenthood & Relationship Coach | Matrescence ExpertBecoming a parent changes everything… your body, your sleep, your relationship, your identity.
But for many mothers, that transformation also brings something much heavier: an invisible weight that few dare to name.
In this episode of The Parenthood and Relationship Podcast, we dive deep into the emotional reality of postpartum mental health, from depression and anxiety to rage, intrusive thoughts, and the quiet guilt that shadows new motherhood.
This isn’t another “baby blues” conversation.
It’s a compassionate, science-backed exploration of what really happens when hormones crash, sleep disappears, and expectations collide with human limits.
Through powerful stories and practical tools, I invite you to replace shame with understanding and to see these struggles not as weakness, but as the body and mind’s way of asking for care.
Whether you’re a mother, partner, or simply someone who wants to understand what new parents truly go through, this episode will help you see that healing after birth is not about bouncing back, it’s about moving forward.
Today we explore:
This episode is your gentle reminder that survival is love in action and that every parent deserves to feel supported, not judged.
👇
Download these resources I mentioned
👉 Matrescence Mini-Course [Free]
👉 The Sunday Reconnect
–-
🔔 Subscribe for more parenting insights
📩 Join my [FREE] newsletter for extra support
📢 Share this with a parent who needs to hear it!
---
Full Transcript HERE.
—
Want to take our relationship to the next level?
👉Here are my top Resources
👉 Link to my Newsletter
👉 Join the Reconnect with Your Partner Challenge
📩 Get in touch with me (Instagram @markella.kaplani; website; e-mail: [email protected])
🎧 Listen, share, and leave a review!
Your support means the world!
---
Markella Kaplani, M.A.
Clinical-Counseling Psychologist
Parenthood & Relationship Coach
www.markellakaplani.com