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Postpartum psychosis has a 100% recovery rate. With medication and treatment, postpartum psychosis is completely treatab...
06/05/2026

Postpartum psychosis has a 100% recovery rate. With medication and treatment, postpartum psychosis is completely treatable. A few days in the hospital, the right meds, and a safety plan—and the mom goes home with her baby.

If someone has recently had a baby and is hearing voices, seeing things, sleeping 2 hours but feeling great, or has extr...
06/04/2026

If someone has recently had a baby and is hearing voices, seeing things, sleeping 2 hours but feeling great, or has extreme paranoia, that is not a cute quirk, nor is it sleep deprivation. It’s very likely postpartum psychosis and you need to call 911 immediately.

Postpartum psychosis is not just "bad depression." It isn't "bad anxiety." Postpartum psychosis is a mom losing touch wi...
06/03/2026

Postpartum psychosis is not just "bad depression." It isn't "bad anxiety."
Postpartum psychosis is a mom losing touch with reality and needing emergency medical care immediately.

Postpartum psychosis is not postpartum depression, and it's not anxiety. It's a true medical emergency where a mom loses...
06/02/2026

Postpartum psychosis is not postpartum depression, and it's not anxiety. It's a true medical emergency where a mom loses touch with reality and needs immediate hospitalization.
And although it's rare, it's 100% recoverable if caught early. Get to know the signs, so you can save a life.

Postpartum psychosis is rare, but is a medical emergency. It happens in the first few weeks after birth and involves ha...
06/01/2026

Postpartum psychosis is rare, but is a medical emergency. It happens in the first few weeks after birth and involves hallucinations, delusions, and command voices—not intrusive thoughts.

Sarah and Whitney share all the symptoms and how they differ from anxiety and depression, and why early recognition and immediate medical intervention are critical to saving lives.

This episode is heavy, but it's essential listening for every mom, partner, and support person.❤️

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If the thought scares you, you won't do it. That fear is proof you're safe. Intrusive thoughts are symptoms of anxiety. ...
05/29/2026

If the thought scares you, you won't do it. That fear is proof you're safe. Intrusive thoughts are symptoms of anxiety. They are not predictions, premonitions, or proof that you are dangerous.

When anxiety spirals, ground yourself: breathe, name the thought, return to the present, and focus on facts. You're not ...
05/28/2026

When anxiety spirals, ground yourself: breathe, name the thought, return to the present, and focus on facts. You're not psychic; so your thought isn't a prediction. If you're safe and the baby is safe, you're doing better than you think.

Look at it this way, Depression is the pit, and Anxiety is the cliff. Both are exhausting and deserve treatment. Knowing...
05/27/2026

Look at it this way, Depression is the pit, and Anxiety is the cliff. Both are exhausting and deserve treatment. Knowing the difference will help you ask for the right help.

With postpartum anxiety, we have those intrusive thoughts that come from a place of protection. The source is good, but ...
05/26/2026

With postpartum anxiety, we have those intrusive thoughts that come from a place of protection. The source is good, but it snowballs very quickly into worst-case scenarios that feel catastrophic.

If you're tracking to the minute every ounce of milk, staying awake all night to "watch" your baby breathe, or convinced only YOU can keep them safe—that's postpartum anxiety, and you deserve help. 🫶

Feeling overwhelmed, hyper-vigilant, and consumed by worst-case scenarios? That's likely postpartum anxiety, and it's ju...
05/25/2026

Feeling overwhelmed, hyper-vigilant, and consumed by worst-case scenarios? That's likely postpartum anxiety, and it's just as common as postpartum depression.

Sarah and Whitney explain the difference between the two, share their own experiences with intrusive thoughts, and give you practical coping strategies you can start using today. If you’re a mom who can't turn off the fear, this episode is for you. ❤️

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