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A study has found that counseling and support groups were quite effective at relieving postpartum depression symptoms in new mothers.

The Morning Show offers a video segment on postpartum depression. Therapists and a postpartum depression sufferer discuss symptoms, treatments and coping strategies.

One woman tells the story of how she came to understand and cope with her postpartum depression symptoms. She even threw the lawn furniture!

From mild baby blues to severe postpartum psychosis, there are many different levels of postpartum depression. Find the different symptoms for each level here, and suggestions for getting help.

She had a beautiful newborn, a lovely toddler and a fantastic husband; however, she felt like a failure. Cathy discusses her postpartum depression symptoms, and how she learned to manage them in this video.

Some people don't realize that symptoms of postpartum depression can manifest themselves as anxiety. Learn more about this aspect of PPD here.

It's important to be aware of the signs and symptoms of postpartum depression. Find that information and some suggestions about how to talk to your doctor here.

You'd never act on them, but have had some scary thoughts about your baby. Are you a terrible person? No, you're not: Those scary thoughts are a common symptom of postpartum depression.

Some women are more likely than others to develop symptoms of postpartum depression. Read this to find out if you're at risk!

This short quiz assesses your symptoms to see if they could mean postpartum depression. Please follow up with your healthcare provider!

Postpartum depression symptoms don't always show up immediately, or even after the first child. A postpartum depression survivor recounts her story in this video.

You love your baby so much, but feel like a terrible mother. Could that be a symptom of postpartum depression? Yes. Find out more and learn how to get help here.

Since women who suffer from postpartum depression often don't recognize their own symptoms, it can be up to loved ones to be proactive. Here's a resource for recognizing and dealing with this condition.

This thorough guide to postpartum depression covers symptoms, treatments, causes and ways to cope. This is a great place to start your research!