N.F. Narvaez Linares, Marie-Pier Vandette, Najat Firzly, Mark MacAulay, T. Aubry
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Postpartum Depression: Can Participation in a Psychoeducational Group Therapy Program Help Mothers Better Cope with Their Symptoms?
Up to 15% of mothers experience postpartum depression (PPD) symptoms. Using a pre—post design, results from two 8-week psychoeducational group programs for mothers with moderate levels of PPD symptoms are presented. Findings show the low-cost program to be a promising secondary preventative intervention for an undertreated population.