Fluctuations in mood and stress levels are normal during pregnancy and the postpartum period, but a substantial minority of folks who give birth will experience more pervasive and severe symptoms.
The Reach Out, Stay Strong, Essentials (ROSE) program has shown significant promise in preventing the development of perinatal depression, suggesting it can prevent up to half of the cases among higher-risk populations.
Healthcare systems are emphasizing screening and early detection of perinatal depression, but there is a pressing need for upstream solutions focused on prevention for expecting and new parents.
The USPSTF recommends referrals for preventative counseling for those with risk factors for perinatal depression, including a history of depression or low social support.
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