PPD Research & Resources

WEBSITES, SUPPORT GROUPS & ORGANIZATIONS

Postpartum Support International
Perinatal Mental Health Alliance for Women of Color
The Postpartum Stress Center
The Bloom Foundation
Postpartum Dads
Postpartum Resource Center of New York
Pathways to Promise
PostpartumDepression.org
PPD Chicago Hotline, 866-364-6667 (Counselors available, 24 hours)
PPD Survivor – A blog by a mother of four who survived PPD and now speaks out to spread awareness.

BOOKS

Beyond the Blues: Prenatal and Postpartum Depression- A Treatment Manual. Shoshanna S. Bennett, Ph.D., and Pec Indman, Ed.D., MFT
Conquering Postpartum Depression: A Proven Plan for Recovery. Ronald Rosenberg, James Windell and Deborah Greening
Overcoming Postpartum Depression and Anxiety. Linda Sebastian
Postpartum Survival Guide. Ann Dunnewold, Ph.D., and Diane G. Sanford, Ph.D.
The Postpartum Husband: Practical Solutions for Living with Postpartum Depression. Karen Kleiman, M.S.W.
This Isn’t What I Expected. Karen Kleiman, M.S.W., and Valerie D. Raskin, M.D.
Back to You. Natalie Dombrowski.
Down Came the Rain. Brooke Shields.
The Lifter of My Head. Sue McRoberts.
Living Beyond Postpartum Depression. Jerusha Clark.

SOCIAL MEDIA

A supportive community exists on social media. Search for #ppdchat to connect with other moms and resources. Also, follow Postpartum Support Charleston on Instagram & Facebook at @ppdsupportchs.

SC SUPPORT GROUPS

The Postpartum Support Group of the Upstate meets the first Thursday of every month from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Baby Impressions, 11-D Barkingham Lane in Greenville. For information, visit Care for Mom.

We are continually adding to our list of resources. Please contact us if you have suggestions for postpartum resources. We also have medical professionals and PPD survivors available to speak to your group, organization, or event.

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