Patient Retention in Specialized Telepsychiatry Services
Mental health has seen a surge in telemedicine services in recent years, which has proven to be a valuable tool for delivering psychiatric care to patients who may not have easy access to in-person care.
Lunapress Mental Health Insights
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- Depression 8
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- Greif 5
- Health 2
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- Hormone Therapy 4
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- Self Care 27
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Meeting Yourself as a Mother
Transitioning to motherhood is a necessary development in self-identity that could be overwhelming. Postpartum mental health care is crucial during this time. Learn more about our virtual and Florida-based treatment services.
How our mental health can be affected before and during pregnancy
Focusing on the mental health concerns specific to getting pregnant and during pregnancy. Highlight prenatal mental health, anxiety, and the fears associated with pregnancy before birth as well as ideas and hopes for parenting before it happens.
Things I Wish I Knew Before Having a Baby
Like any parent, I remember the first time I held my baby like it was yesterday. The feeling of new life in my arms was at once joyful and terrifying, with a whole range of emotions in between
5 Tips For a Sleep Deprived New Mom
As a new mom, it can be hard to get even a couple of hours of sleep in a row. Every few hours, you wake up with your baby. You know this is only temporary, but it’s hard to see the light at the end of the tunnel when you’re so exhausted. And when you do put your baby down for a nap, you sometimes feel like you still have no time to relax.
Understanding Mom Guilt
Motherhood brings countless challenges. There’s no doubt that being a mother is hard work, and you are always learning as you go. It isn’t easy to raise a child and juggle all of the responsibilities that come with it. Yet many mothers who are doing their best still struggle with relentless guilt. This is so common that there’s even a phrase to sum it up: “mom guilt.”
Perfectionism as a New Mom
As a new mom, you might feel like you’re never quite getting it right. Perhaps you’re juggling endless responsibilities, and you never seem to have enough time for everything. Maybe you simply pictured motherhood playing out differently. But instead of lots of Kodak moments with your child, you’ve been putting out one fire after another, all on just a few hours of sleep.
Birth Trauma: What No One Talks About After Having a Baby
Many people understand and expect women to have to heal and recover physically after having a baby. While women are strong and resilient individuals, your body undergoes many changes and challenges over the course of pregnancy, and labor and delivery can be very painful and leave you with scars or even bodily injuries. However, for many women, the damage from labor can also be emotional and lead to birth trauma.
Becoming a Mother: What These Psychiatrists Want You To Know
Whether you’ve recently found out you’re pregnant or are already holding your infant in your arms, becoming a mother can be a roller coaster ride. While being a new mom comes with its share of joy and excitement, it can be difficult to admit that many moments are frustrating and downright exhausting.
Postpartum Therapy: How Do You Thrive After Having a Baby?
Pregnancy and birth are both times of rapid transition, and the days and months after having a baby can come with a wide range of emotions. While your little one may bring a lot of excitement and love, it’s also normal to feel stressed with your new role and responsibilities. Hormonal changes, sleep deprivation, and physical changes to your body can make you feel like a shell of your former self.