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The Moody Blues: One Family's Journey Through Postpartum Depression
 
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The Moody Blues: One Family's Journey Through Postpartum Depression [Paperback]

Tara Dupuis (Author)

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August 1, 2005
The Moody Blues is a short, non-fiction, illustrated story about one family's journey through postpartum depression. The characters names are "Mommy, Daddy, and Dean." It is written with the intent that children can better understand what their mother may be experiencing during her postpartum depression. They will be able to understand their own feelings about the experience because "Dean" expresses some of his feelings about the changes happening with "Mommy." The mother and father/partner will understand more about the struggles with postpartum depression without having to read a long book when time may be a factor. In the later pages of the book there are "Tips for postpartum partners" which offer guidance on how to support the mother, emotionally. There are two short, non-illustrated stories, toward the end of the book that tell of two seperate women. One woman's journey is through postpartum obsessive-compulive disorder. The other is one woman's journey through postpartum psychosis. These stories are important to tell because too many people are taught that all postpartum disorders are the same. Postpartum depression, anxiety, obsessive-compulsive, and psychosis are different from eachother and the stories in the book illustrate this.

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Tara Dupuis is 31 years old and the mother of four children. After her second child, she was diagnosed with postpartum depression/anxiety. She found comfort in a non-profit organization, who support women during and after their postpartum experience, called Baby Blues Connection. She recently resigned as a volunteer after 5 years. Tara is a full-time student at Portland State University. She majors in Psychology and will pursue a Masters in Social Work so she can councel people who suffer with anxiety and depression. She is a writer and a public speaker.

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