Association of Maternal & Child Health Programs’ Post

AMCHP cannot overemphasize the significance of #MaternalMentalHealth. It's essential that we work together to eliminate the stigma and offer unwavering support to mothers and birthing people in each phase of parenthood. Our hearts go out to mothers and birthing people who are struggling, and we want to assure them that they are not alone. By raising awareness, we can provide better care, build resilient families, and foster healthier communities. Learn about how AMCHP is honoring #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth at bit.ly/AMHAM24, and explore these Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) resources to support your mental health journey: bit.ly/3UJl92R #EndTheStigma #AMCHPMentalHealth

  • Graphic with the AMCHP logo and a photo of mom with her baby: in May, Mental Health Awareness Month, learn more at bit.ly/AMHAM24. For emails, use mentalhealth@amchp.org.
Chris Nelson

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Be observant and helpful watch out for these signs. Postpartum depression (PPD) is a common condition that can cause a range of symptoms, including: Mood: Depressed, moody, or having severe mood swings Crying: Crying too much Sleep: Insomnia, sleeping too much, or waking up early Energy: Feeling overwhelmed or tired Interest: Losing interest in activities you used to enjoy Irritability: Feeling intense irritability or anger Shame: Feeling worthless, guilty, or inadequate Concentration: Having reduced ability to think clearly, concentrate, or make decisions Restlessness: Feeling restless or having trouble sitting still Anxiety: Severe anxiety and panic attacks

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