How to Cope With Prenatal Depression
Inform the physician or counselor about your pregnancy., Discuss your treatment options., Ask about alternative and...
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Inform the physician or counselor about your pregnancy., Discuss your treatment options., Ask about alternative and...
Expect to grieve., Use mindfulness techniques., Seek out and accept help., Get professional help.
Ensure that your child is properly examined in the hospital., Set your child up for outpatient therapy and medication...
Tell someone you trust., See your family doctor., See a mental health professional., Learn about your treatment...
Ask how you can help., Listen to show you care., Refrain from judging, criticizing or blaming., Be hopeful.Feeling...
Notice how they are acting., Listen to what they are saying., Pay attention to their feelings.
Continue, or develop, a bipolar treatment plan., Practice stress management., Avoid drinking alcohol and using drugs...
Encourage your child to talk to you about their anxieties., Create a worry box., Encourage your child to face their...
Watch for negative thinking., Notice any pessimism., Identify any avoidance behavior., Look for withdrawal from...
Consider your personal and family history of mental illness., Talk to your doctor or a counselor., Be aware of the...
Redirect problem behaviors., Assert your authority., Curb excessive talking., Recognize uneven development., Give your...
Say “no” to drugs and alcohol., Lean on friends or trusted adults for support., Know what to do in a crisis., Tell...
Be aware of what can be considered a traumatic experience for a child., Recognize that different people respond to...
Tell your kids about your symptoms., Keep your explanation age-appropriate., Reassure your kids that your symptoms...
Learn the signs., Stay put., Focus on something else., Slow your breathing., Challenge your fear – but don’t fight the...
Explain the condition to your child in easy-to-understand terms., Encourage your child to ask questions and voice their...
Come to terms with your diagnosis before telling anyone., Schedule a time to talk with loved ones., Use discernment...
Listen to your child's physical complaints., Pay attention to your child's fears., Notice unrelated triggers...
Don’t jump to conclusions., Look out for signs of obsessions., Recognize what compulsions look like., Look for hidden...
Note the signs of obsessive thoughts., Watch out for compulsive behaviors., Talk to your child., Reassure your child.
Understand unwanted thoughts., See the OCD thoughts as a bully., Accept feedback., Change your ritual.
Take care of yourself first., Prepare an explanation before the talk., Choose an appropriate time., Be clear...
Be honest., Talk about grieving., Discuss seeking help., Talk about memories of the person., Be appropriate with...
Speak with your child’s teachers., Listen to your child’s underlying messages., Observe how your child socially...
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