If you’re experiencing feelings of sadness, anxiety or hopelessness during pregnancy or after childbirth, you might be struggling with perinatal or postpartum depression. Perinatal and postpartum depression can affect your mood and energy and make it difficult to enjoy this special time.
The good news—perinatal and postpartum depression are not only common, but treatable, and they can also impact fathers. At Davis Behavioral Health, our therapists specialize in maternal and parental mental health and understand the unique challenges new parents face. We’re here to support you on your journey to recovery.
We offer a variety of therapy options designed to help you manage your emotions, regain your energy and create a stronger bond with your baby, before, during and after pregnancy.
While any parent may deal with perinatal or postpartum depression, there are several risk factors that can increase the likelihood of dealing with this mental health concern, including the following:
If you have experienced any of these risk factors, Davis Behavioral Health’s support groups may be able to help you through your struggles.
A free weekly support group for new parents struggling with depression, anxiety or other mental health concerns—up to two years after a most recent birth. Join a licensed clinician and other parents adapting to the challenges of parenthood, to learn basic coping skills. Babies welcome.
Davis County residents only.
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An evaluation will be provided, and a diagnosis determined, by a maternal mental health provider. Therapy will be directed toward processing the unique experience of motherhood, including complications from pregnancy and/or birth; postpartum depression; anxiety; OCD; psychosis and trauma. A strength-based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) approach is taken to help reduce negative thoughts and emotions and increase healthy functioning and symptom management.
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Contact us today at (801) 683-5366 and let’s get you started on your path to recovery.
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