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Postnatal Depression - Booklist

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Postnatal depression: families in turmoil

Lara Bishop (1999)

After the birth of her son Lara was diagnosed with postnatal depression. In this book she shares her own experiences with the condition and the treatments she underwent. There is also plenty of information and advice given for partners, families and friends.

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Postnatal depression: a practical guide for Australian families

Lisa Fettling (2002)

An easy to read, practical guide for women suffering from postnatal depression and their partners and families. This includes some personal accounts from sufferers and ex sufferers.

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Women's experience of postnatal depression: kitchen table conversations

Lisa Fettling & Belinda Tune (2005)

If you feel that reading about other women's experiences of postnatal depression may assist in your recovery or perhaps just help validate your own feelings, then this book could prove very helpful.

Last Modified: November 20, 2007

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