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Fish Oils for Postpartum Depression
Fish oils are an important element in natural postpartum depression treatment. Learn how to incorporate fish oil supplements into your healing regimen.
Creativity, Motherhood and Keeping Your Spark
As women, we are creators of life. This creativity is both in our physical body as well as in our energy body. When we are pregnant, the creative flow moves internally into the creation of our baby and stays internal for the first few years. After our children become...
Honoring The Postpartum Mama
How do we care for ourselves in the postpartum time and onward into the early years of motherhood? There is plenty of information available to women about how to take care of themselves and their baby during preconception & pregnancy. What's missing is attention...
10 Myths About Postpartum Depression
Due to an abundance of myths that many people mistake for facts, we often misunderstand postpartum depression. These insights may help you discern fact from fiction as you meet with conflicting information. 1: All new mothers are tired and depressed after childbirth...
3 Herbal Allies for Postpartum Mothers
New motherhood is physically and emotionally demanding. The mothering life is always moving forward, and there are always new challenges to face. Being empowered with the know-how of using herbal medicines can help us navigate the constant change in our lives and help...
6 Steps toward Postpartum Weight Loss
Weight loss after pregnancy is a whole different thing than trying to loose weight at other life stages. A new mom faces new life challenges, including erratic sleep patterns, skipping meals, complete lack of personal time, frequent interruptions, loose ligaments and...
Acupuncture for Postpartum Depression
By their very nature, pregnancy and childbirth, and the strong hormonal changes that go with them, are hard on a woman’s body. While depression should never be ignored, many nursing moms are very reluctant to take antidepressant medication for fear of the effect it...
Omega 3 for Postpartum Depression
It’s becoming well known that the essential fatty acids called DHA and EPA found mainly in certain fish, are important for the neurological development of the fetus during pregnancy. What is only recently being understood is it’s relevance to postpartum health, and depression specifically.
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