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Brooklyn shares a very vulnerable story about intrusive thoughts, severe anxiety, traumatic childbirth, a faith crisis and doing all of the research she can to figure PPD out. Through some of that research Brooklyn found out changing her diet and finding ways to provide self care, were crucial to her survival. Brooklyn is fresh out of the darkness of PPD, her son is 7 months old and she has come a long way in those months. She begs moms to speak up, to talk about this maternal mental illness and support each other!
After a rushed C-Section birth, neglected hospital care and a frustrating first 6 months with her pediatrician, JorDan learned to stand up for herself and advocate for her baby. She shares about her son's Asperger's diagnosis and how she navigated her way through finding the best care for him, while battling her postpartum depression. Through the right therapy and hard work with her son she found the bond they were missing. JorDan tells us about how medication, therapy and taking time for herself as an individual has helped her heal.
Brook Dorff is PSI Utah's Maternal Mental Health Specialist. She shares statistics about maternal mental health, misconceptions related to postpartum depression/maternal mental health mood disorders, surprising stats about who is at risk for mood disorders and when. Brook is an activist for maternal mental health and has already done so much good for this topic in our community. We are honored to have her along our journey.
PSI/ Postpartum Support International has a support hotline if you need someone to talk to and for resources local to you. PSI has international support, call their help line at 1-800-944-4773 or TEXT for support at 1-503-894-9453.
Fifteen years after the birth of her 4th child, Mary finally sought the therapy and help that she needed to take care of herself. She shares about divorce and losing children and how that effected her mental health. She tells us the practices that she continues to do to stay healthy.
Toni shares with us her experience with have a premature emergency C-Section which left her baby in the NICU for several weeks. She shares the struggles of blaming herself, guilt associated to things that were out of her control and the anger that came from it. This is the first time Toni has shared her story and she realized the therapy behind being open and talking about her experience.
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