You might be surprised to learn that dads get postpartum depression, too! Learn more about what postpartum mood disorders look like in fathers, the risk factors, and how it affects the family. This article also provides tips about what to do if you or a loved one is showing signs of a postpartum depression, anxiety, PTSD, or more after the birth of a baby.

This Maternal Mental Health week we celebrate moms and the beauty of motherhood in all its forms. Here are 31 affirmations to boost well-being and remind moms everywhere that they are enough and appreciated just as they are!

If you’ve ever felt like you’ve made a big mistake by choosing to become a parent, this blog post is for you. THG therapist Yennhi Hoang, LCSW, shares her personal and professional wisdom about what to do if you are currently hating parenthood.

Having a baby can feel like the best of times and the worst of times, all rolled into one. Learn how embracing the “both/and” of the postpartum period can help you understand and meet your needs with the right support.

Postpartum depression impacts approximately 30% of women nationwide and as many as 64% of moms in Utah.  However, the term “postpartum depression” is often used as an umbrella term to refer to a number of postpartum mood disorders. Let’s talk about the symptoms associated with different postpartum mood disorders, and how parents suffering from a perinatal mood disorder can get help and healing.

The birth of a baby is an exciting time, but it can also bring unexpected emotions and challenges. If you’re struggling with negative feelings during the postpartum period you maybe wondering if it’s the “baby blues”… or postpartum depression or anxiety. THG therapist Jessica Thompson helps you understand the difference and how to find help and hope.