Paternal Mental Health

Treatment and Therapy

Fathers

Statistics say that 1 in 10 men suffer from postpartum depression, however the more accurate truth is that 10 out of 10 men go through a significant life change when having a child. The transition into parenthood can be difficult even if it does not seem so at first. I often say- “if your cup is full, even one more drop will cause it to overflow.” Difficulties may arise shortly after having a child or several years later. Seeking therapy as a father can help you to feel better, communicate better with your partner, cope with the difficult parts of parenthood, and ultimately give more to your family.

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Things to Look Out For:

  • Difficulty concentrating, feeling restless, or on edge

  • Increased worry or feeling stressed

  • Anger, irritability, or aggressiveness

  • Obsessive thinking or compulsive behavior

  • Noticeable changes in mood, energy level, or appetite

  • Sadness or hopelessness

  • Unusual thinking or behaviors that interfere
    with work, family, or social life

 
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