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What is Post Partum Depression?
What is Post Partum Depression?
What is Post Partum Depression?
Monday 3rd November 2025
Explore postpartum depression, its impact, and the importance of support systems for new mothers in this heartfelt podcast episode.
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13 minutes
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Honest
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Eye-opening
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Episode Overview
- Postpartum depression is more than just 'baby blues'.
- Societal expectations can silence struggling mothers.
- Hormonal changes significantly affect mood after childbirth.
- Support systems are crucial for maternal mental health.
- Speaking up about struggles is a sign of strength.
"It takes a village to support a mother."
How do people find hope in the darkest times? This episode of 'i am somebody' takes a deep dive into the emotional whirlwind that is postpartum depression. Many new mothers face the daunting challenge of societal expectations, which often keeps them silent about their struggles. From hormonal changes to the stigma surrounding maternal mental health, the episode covers it all.
Listeners are given a front-row seat to a candid conversation with a mother who shares her personal experience with postpartum depression, shedding light on the reality behind the 'perfect mom' image. Hormones like cortisol and estrogen play significant roles in mood changes, contributing to conditions like the baby blues and postpartum psychosis. The episode stresses the importance of support systems and listening to one's body.
Mothers are encouraged to speak up and seek help, breaking the silence that often surrounds postpartum depression. It's a powerful reminder that asking for help is a sign of strength, not weakness. The episode also highlights online communities where mothers can find solace and understanding. In an eye-opening discussion, it becomes clear that no one should face motherhood alone. So, how can we better support mothers in their journey? Let's start by listening and validating their experiences.