ostpartum rage is well described in the general population, but not in research. There are many articles on managing postpartum rage.

Sertraline or Zoloft is kind of a favorite medication of mine (and most psychiatrists).

Bioidentical hormones are not all FDA approved. In fact, the compounded Bioidentical hormones probably never will be FDA approved because

As a teacher, I simply teach reproductive psychiatry as the standard of care because that’s how it SHOULD be.

We don’t have all the answers about ketamine at this time, but it sure is exciting to see this field grow

The one exception is Depakote or Valproic acid.

Up to 50% of postpartum women experience what is commonly referred to as postpartum “blues,”

The World Health Organization (WHO) has ranked air pollution as one of the major environmental health risks

In order for it to “count” as depression, there has to be impairment in function.

They also estimated that SAHMs in 2011 should make 115k annually. With inflation, imagine what that number is now.

Postpartum support international is probably the most comprehensive resource I could offer you!

Many people assume that cannabis is an option because “it’s natural”, unfortunately it's not.

I like to think learning is the key to treatment of mental health problems in general, but especially postpartum!

Depression does not have a look or appearance. Anyone can be experiencing depression, it does not discriminate.

One of the very few medications we avoid in reproductive psychiatry is Depakote or Valproic Acid.

Tis the season to add an antipsychotic to your antidepressant.