This helpful guide for patients and their families separates pregnancy depression treatment approaches by trimester. There's a printable version as well; have your family read it for better understanding!

Listen to the audio file or read the transcript to learn more about pregnancy depression and the risks involved both in treating it and ignoring it.

Helpful bulleted article provides a quickly-scannable list of the potential symptoms and triggers of depression during pregnancy. Does this describe anyone you know?

More women experience depression during and after pregnancy than you might think. Here are symptoms to look out for, and suggestions for coping with this sometimes overwhelming condition.

Postpartum depression is a well-known condition, but many people don't realize that depression can also occur during pregnancy. This news report tells some women's stories.

Society tells us that pregnancy should be a joyous time, but about 10% of women experience depression during their pregnancies. Learn how to recognize the signs and what to do here.

No one is immune to pregnancy depression. Read this physician's story of her own pregnancy depression, and how she got through the rough times.

Depression during pregnancy has the same symptoms as depression any other time. Take this quiz to find out if your symptoms could mean a major depression, and seek treatment.

There have been many studies involving the treatment of pregnancy depression, and some have had somewhat contradictory results. In this pregnancy depression overview is a summary of most of the relevant research so you can make an informed decision.

Life challenges that present themselves during pregnancy can be overwhelming enough to cause depression. Find suggestions for coping here.

Some experts might warn against the use of antidepressant medication during pregnancy, but new evidence suggests that letting your depression go untreated might pose risks of its own.

Audio file explains why women who have suffered depression are likely to experience a relapse during pregnancy.

Think you're the only one who suffers if you don't seek help for your pregnancy depression? Think again. A study has found that mom's mood during pregnancy has an affect on baby's sleep habits.

Women who experience depression during pregnancy face the tough decision to either take medication, or face debilitating depression without it. Each decision poses its own set of risks.

Many women who experience depression during pregnancy are afraid to use medication as treatment. A new option, lightbox therapy, might be available soon.