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The Postpartum Depression Workbook: Strategies to Overcome Negative Thoughts, Calm Stress, and Improve Your Mood Paperback – 13 October 2020
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Becoming a parent is a huge transition. For some, the mood swings, the pressures, and the anxiety can be intense and overwhelming. One in five women will develop postpartum depression (PPD) after pregnancy--so if you're struggling with PPD, know you're not alone. This depression workbook is designed to help you navigate the transition to becoming the healthy and happy parent you want to be.
This depression workbook is here to guide you on your journey, providing supportive strategies and tools grounded in cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)--proven to help you understand, cope with, and reduce your PPD symptoms. Discover common signs of PPD, what it is, and what you can do about it. Explore your thoughts, feelings, and relationships, plus self-care practices through a variety of practical and insightful exercises in this depression workbook.
This depression workbook includes:
- Primer on PPD--Discover if you might have PPD, take a look at common causes and risk factors, and see how PPD can impact your partner.
- Lasting relief--The CBT-based postpartum strategies in this depression workbook will help you adopt a positive mindset, improve your mood, deepen your relationships, and find time to recharge.
- Parents like you--Find kinship in real-life scenarios from other parents, paired with practical advice, simple tips, and interactive exercises.
This depression workbook provides the strategies, tools, and support you'll need for a healthy and happy transition into parenthood.
- Print length180 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- PublisherRockridge Press
- Publication date13 October 2020
- Dimensions19.05 x 1.12 x 23.5 cm
- ISBN-101647398371
- ISBN-13978-1647398378
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"This is the guide to postpartum depression that I will be recommending from now on. Abby writes with warmth and compassion while offering concise, practical, and useful tips for mothers suffering from PPD. This book will help so many people, and I am so grateful that it exists." --Diana Spalding, MSN CNM, Senior Education Editor at Motherly and Author of The Motherly Guide to Becoming Mama
"This workbook gives new and expectant parents a clear set of expectations and the related tools to manage common reproductive mental health issues. Abby has taken years of experience and combined her knowledge with best practices in evidence-based psychotherapy practice to give parents a surprisingly accessible and easy-to-apply approach to managing your family's health in the transition to parenthood. Do yourself a favor and read this before AND after the pregnancy!" --Daniel Singley, Ph.D., Early Fatherhood Researcher, and Founder of The Center for Men's Excellence
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- Publisher : Rockridge Press (13 October 2020)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 180 pages
- ISBN-10 : 1647398371
- ISBN-13 : 978-1647398378
- Dimensions : 19.05 x 1.12 x 23.5 cm
- Best Sellers Rank: 608,888 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- 99 in Postpartum Depression
- 1,618 in Depression (Books)
- 2,100 in Pregnancy & Childbirth (Books)
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Abby is a perinatal mental health specialist in San Diego, CA, at Burd Psychotherapy and Education. She is a licensed clinical social worker and certified in Perinatal Mental Health (Psychotherapy) by Postpartum Support International. Abby is passionate about the perinatal stage and is humbled by the privilege of becoming a parent to two daughters. Abby is a member of the Postpartum Health Alliance and has served on their executive board. In 2019, she started an online fourth trimester school and launched the courses, "Prevent Postpartum Depression," and "Relationships After Baby." Abigail Burd, MSW, LCSW, BCD, PMH-C, LCS 26867, is a Board Certified Diplomate in Clinical Social Work. Visit BurdTherapy.com to learn more about the author, or follow @BurdTherapy on Instagram/Twitter, “Burd Psychotherapy and Education” on Facebook.
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The Postpartum Depression Workbook explains and describes both PMAD and PPD, she includes many useful tools and reframing exercises to work through them as well. The workbook is not positioned as an alternative to therapy, though it could work for many if therapy was not part of their journey. Instead, the book can work in tandem with therapy, medications if needed, and other self-care practices.
If you’re reading this review and thinking that this book doesn’t pertain to you because you’re not planning on having a baby or you are already past the stages of early motherhood, I encourage you to reconsider. Almost all of us know folx who are in the stage of life of giving birth and the tools in this workbook can help you support those friends and family members who are in that stage. This is now going on my list of recommended reading for anyone considering or in the process of trying to conceive or currently pregnant or postpartum.