The first signs of postpartum depression can often be traced back to pregnancy, and we do NOT talk about it enough.Pregnancy is joyful, scary, beautiful, and hard work. As is postpartum. As is motherhood.Whenever hormonal imbalances and a lack of support are present, depression and anxiety will be the natural result.In today’s episode, we’re talking to Angela Mancini, a Doula, Licensed Therapist, and Perinatal Mood Disorder Specialist.As a professional who experienced dark days of depression herself, she is here to speak on the stigma as well as the path forward.Go to https://postpartumu.com/postpartum-university-podcast-ep72/ for more!Where to find Angela Mancini:La Luna CounselingInstagramIn this episode, we are sharing:The dark days of postpartum depression and how it can develop in pregnancyAngela’s journey as a licensed therapist who experienced postpartum mood disorders, as well as the stigma for professionals in this fieldRoots of postpartum depression can often be traced back to pregnancyWhat are the first symptoms to look forHow to find emotional support before birth and postpartumWhen birth is connected to traumaRewriting the storyWhere to find me: postpartumu.comFacebookInstagramPinterest