Postpartum Depression - Seattle Support Group - Swedish Medical Center

Understanding the Moods of Motherhood
Postpartum mood disorders can affect any woman after the birth of her baby. There are no clear answers as to why this happens, but when it does, help is available.  Talking about how you feel is the first step.

This free, drop-in support group is for new mothers interested in recognizing and working with post-partum mood disorders.  It meets each Monday (except major holidays) from 4:00pm-5:30pm in the Heath Building at 801 Broadway, 7th floor, Suite 718.  Parking is available in the Broadway parking garage located at the main entrance to the hospital at 747 Broadway.  Registration is not necessary.  For more information please call 206-386-3321.

Fee: Free

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact: Wendy Isnardi

(631) 803-2107 Wendy829@optonline.net

FORTHCOMING BOOK PROVIDES WOMEN WITH AN INSIGHTFUL VIEW OF THE MEMOIRS OF A WOMAN SUFFERING FROM POSTPARTUM DEPRESSION AND OBSESSIVE COMPULSIVE DISORDER.

NOBODY TOLD ME….MY BATTLE WITH POSTPARTUM DEPRESSION AND OBSESSIVE COMPULSIVE DISORDER written by Wendy Isnardi

EAST PATCHOGUE, NY—Legwork Team Publishing announces the new release of Nobody Told Me by Wendy Isnardi (ISBN: 978-1-935905-05-9, Hardcover $27.99)

(ISBN: 978-1-935905-04-2, Soft Cover $16.99)

Nobody Told Me is a memoir written by a woman spoken in a candid and eloquent manner. This book will provoke your mind into a world rarely ever spoken about, a world found after childbirth and deep within a battle inside a woman’s mind. This book will make you laugh and make you cry. It ultimately lets you know you are not alone, you are not the only one and that with help and support your life can turn around into the beautiful experience that being a mother should be.

Katherine Stone, of Postpartum Progress quotes, “Nobody told me either! I hope more and more mothers will add their voices, like Wendy, to the growing chorus of moms who say ‘nobody told me,’ until we become so loud that the world will wake up and start doing all that is necessary to educate and help new mothers.”

Wendy Isnardi has been a volunteer with the Postpartum Resource Center of New York since the birth of her first child in 2002. She has had extensive training in supporting those in need as well as numerous speaking engagements. She has been spotlighted as a guest on The Paula Zahn Show, CNN and contributed to several publications including Self Magazine 2006 “Will I Hurt The Baby?”.

Isnardi believes that Postpartum Depression should be a natural part of the educational process, not an afterthought. All women should be given the knowledge that is needed in order to confront this ordeal directly, before it is too late. No woman in this world should have to say the words ‘Nobody Told Me’ when it comes to Postpartum Depression or mood disorders following childbirth.

Published with Legwork Team Publishing (www.legworkteam.com), an independent book publishing company based in New York. To request an interview with Wendy Isnardi, please contact her by phone-(631)803-2107, or by Email – Wendy829@optonline.net. Nobody Told Me is available through online retailers and the authors websitewww.nobodytoldmebook.com.

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