Could We Recognize It Before It’s Too Late? Postpartum Depression & Psychosis
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Could We Recognize It Before It’s Too Late? Postpartum Depression & Psychosis
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When do the “baby blues” become something more serious—and what warning signs should families and clinicians never ignore?
In this important conversation, we’re joined by Dr. Myriam Ferzli, a maternal-fetal medicine specialist in Northern Virginia; Dr. Elias Ghoussoub and Dr. Farid Talih, psychiatrists at the American University of Beirut; and Dr. Joseph El-Khoury, founder and CEO of The Valens Clinic in Dubai.
Together, we explore postpartum depression and psychosis, early warning signs, sleep deprivation, bipolar disorder, screening gaps, stigma, treatment, and the crucial role of partners, families, OB-GYNs, pediatricians, and mental health professionals.
Most importantly: Can we recognize the warning signs early enough to intervene before a psychiatric emergency, and do so without stigmatizing mothers who need help?
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Which postpartum mental health warning sign do you think families are most likely to miss?
- Severe or persistent sadness
- Inability to sleep even when given the chance
- Unusual energy, agitation, or behavior
- Paranoia, confusion, or unusual beliefs
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