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Postpartum Depression, a catch-all term that includes anxiety and other mood disorders, is a public health problem that affects about one in 8 mothers. Women in low-income communities, especially Latinas and military moms, are at even higher risk of experiencing postpartum mood disorders. Whether you are a mom in crisis, a concerned friend or relative, or a health professional, we at Postpartum Health Alliance hope we can answer your questions and give you the assistance you require.

Please visit the Upcoming Events page and learn about the August conference scheduled in Los Angeles. Education credits are available for health professionals. Share information about this conference with pediatricians, ob-gyns, therapists, lactation specialists, birth educators, anybody you know who cares about and interact with new mothers.

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If you are thinking about hurting yourself or your baby, please get help right away.

Call a suicide hotline (free)
- 1800PPDMOMS.org:
  1-800-PPDMOMS

Go to a hospital emergency room
Call your obstetrician or primary care provider
If you have a mental health provider, call their emergency number

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By Gina Clark

I will always remember how postpartum depression felt. I will always know what it did to me, and what it took away. But I won't let it win and I want to try to prevent it from striking as many women as possible.

That’s why I’m telling you my story.

I am a 36-year-old native of Seattle, WA. I am married to a wonderful man, Andy. For years, I worked long hours as a land use and environmental lawyer. We had a busy social life. Then, we decided to start a family. Read More ...

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