Additional Warning signs of postpartum depression
If you or someone you know is experiencing these warning signs of postpartum depression, consider getting (or suggesting) treatment sooner rather than later.

• Difficulty sleeping, even when the baby is sleeping
• Sleeping too much
• Crying for “no reason”
• Feeling as if you are a bad mother
• Appetite changes
• Feeling irritable, angry, or nervous
• Feeling exhausted
• Lack of ability to enjoy life as much as in the past
• Lack of interest in the baby
• Lack of interest in friends and family
• Lack of interest in sex or even being touched
• Feeling guilty or worthless
• Feeling hopeless
• Difficulty concentrating or focusing
• Thoughts of harming self or the baby

Psychotherapy really can help
It can help you figure out what's going on and how to feel better. Psychotherapy can help you make that leap from depression to actually enjoying motherhood. It may sound foreign to you right now, but it is within reach.

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