A pregnancy loss is a primal, deep loss. And often the parents dealign with this devastating loss have other, young children who were looking forward to having a little brother or little sister. There is help available, in this time of pain, for parents who need to find ways to answer their surviving children’s questions about death and help them cope with their emotions. Pregnancy and infant loss is a family event.

Andy Behrman’s personal memoir, Electroboy, about living with Bipolar 1 Disorder is not an easy read.

Originally posted February 26, 2019. Are You There Alone? is written by Suzanne O’Malley, an investigative reporter. She followed the...

Updated March 31, 2022 Dyane's lifelong healing journey with bipolar Dyane Harwood battled depression her whole life and then bipolar...

Updated February 19, 2022 Dancing on the Edge of Sanity asks once again How Often Must We Ask for Sensitive Care? It’s easy to connect...

Originally posted December 2, 2013. My colleague, Dr. Christina G. Hibbert, has been a leader in Maternal Mental Health for many years....

Originally posted October 22, 2013. I love this book. The co-authors seamlessly intertwine a full spectrum of education and complex...

Originally published July 9, 2013. Many people in my psychotherapy practice struggle with coming to terms with childhood sexual abuse....

Originally posted April 8, 2013. Book Review: In the Shadow of a Badge: A Memoir about Flight 93, a Field of Angels and My Spiritual...

Originally posted July 31, 2012. I met Ivy at Postpartum Support International’s Conference in 2011. She had such a nice feeling about...