Postpartum depression affects about 10 to 20 percent of mothers after giving birth, and they feel sad and anxious when they have all the reasons to feel joy and happiness. Symptoms of this type of depression may appear moderate in some women, but they may be serious and persistent symptoms in others. The book provides a set of valuable tips for the mother who suffers from postpartum depression, and for her family as well. The book contains information, the most important of which are: Symptoms of the disease, its causes, psychological and medical treatment, how to maintain the integrity of mental health, and what this requires in terms of moral support, self-recreation, and types of complementary treatment. An explanation of the negative effects of work pressures, personal relationships, and others. Childbirth and the rest of the children About the author: "Sandra Wheatley": She has many years of experience in devising and developing means to prevent pregnancy and postpartum depression, and she has also authored a number of resoundingly successful books on this type of depression. Over the course of five years, Sandra Wheatley has trained groups of professionals and non-professional volunteers to best deal with women with pregnancy and postpartum depression. to help them return to their normal lives. The fruits of this experience have been published in a number of books, and this book is one of them, for the benefit of all who work in this field with the aim of alleviating the impact of pregnancy and postpartum depression on the lives of affected women. Through her work as a media consultant for the British Psychological Society, Wheatley is a regular participant in many television and radio programs that discuss motherhood and family matters, and the society has also commissioned her to record DVD videos about the different feelings that mothers may experience after childbirth.