post partum depression

The Unseen Link: How Socioeconomic Status Influences Postpartum Depression

The Unseen Link: How Socioeconomic Status Influences Postpartum Depression

This revealing post sheds light on the unseen struggles of new mothers navigating the challenging waters of economic constraints coupled with the daunting task of parenting. Learn more about the significant findings and what they mean for policy, support systems, and societal understanding of postpartum mental health.

What is the Connection Between Vitamin D and Depression?

What is the Connection Between Vitamin D and Depression?

Vitamin D is known to be the vitamin that your body experiences while out in the sun. It helps to keep bones healthy and strong, promotes cell growth, and boosts the immune system.  Ecclesiastes 11:7 says, “Light is sweet, and it is pleasant for the eyes to see the sun.”  Our bodies react positively to sunlight as it touches the skin.

How Stay at Home Moms Can Cope With Depression

How Stay at Home Moms Can Cope With Depression

Stay At Home Mom (SAHM) depression is taboo to talk about, but common. This depression shows up in moms who are doing continual parenting and household duties, experiencing isolation, and feeling as if they are closed in when it comes to having space to themselves. These moms also tend to feel as if things will fall apart if they are not “everything” to “everyone” in the family. Sticking to a schedule doesn’t help because anything unexpected can happen when you have little ones. It is exhausting.