About Us: Englewood Postpartum Depression Therapy
Our Journey
Englewood Postpartum Depression Therapy (EPDT) was founded in 2017 with a vision to shed light on and combat postpartum depression, a condition that often goes overlooked yet profoundly impacts new mothers. Our journey began out of a profound need for accessible, unbiased, and reliable information about this critical health issue.
In 2017, we recognized the internet’s potential to be both a powerful resource and a source of misinformation regarding postpartum mental health. Many websites offered vague or biased advice, leaving new mothers feeling confused and anxious. This realization sparked our mission: to create a go-to online hub for evidence-based information on postpartum depression (PPD).
Our History
Over the years, EPDT has evolved from a small team of dedicated professionals to a vibrant community of experts and advocates. We’ve achieved several milestones, including:
- 2018: Launching our first blog series, offering personal stories and expert insights on PPD.
- 2019: Expanding our reach with a comprehensive guide to available therapy options post-pregnancy.
- 2020: Introducing live support sessions, providing immediate assistance to struggling mothers.
- 2021: Collaborating with leading mental health organizations to double down on our commitment to awareness and education.
- 2022: Reaching over 500,000 unique visitors, becoming a trusted source for PPD information globally.
Our Purpose and Values
Our core purpose is to empower new mothers by equipping them with the knowledge and resources necessary to recognize and manage postpartum depression. We strive to:
- Fill the Information Gap: Provide accurate, unbiased, and up-to-date information about PPD, its causes, symptoms, and treatment options.
- Promote Early Intervention: Encourage open conversations about mental health during and after pregnancy.
- Foster Supportive Communities: Create a safe space for mothers to share experiences and connect with peers going through similar challenges.
Accuracy and Reliability: We uphold the highest standards of journalistic integrity. All content on our site is carefully researched, reviewed by medical professionals, and fact-checked to ensure reliability. Our sources include peer-reviewed studies, reputable health organizations, and expert opinions from leading psychologists and psychiatrists specializing in PPD.
Target Audience and Engagement
EPDT is dedicated to serving mothers worldwide who may be experiencing or concerned about postpartum depression. We cater to a diverse range of users, including:
- New mothers seeking understanding and support.
- Partners and family members looking for ways to help their loved ones.
- Healthcare professionals aiming to expand their knowledge on PPD.
- Researchers exploring the latest trends and treatments.
We encourage active engagement through comments, feedback, and sharing personal stories. Our comment section is a moderated forum where users can connect, offering support and valuable perspectives. We also welcome suggestions for topics and resources you’d like us to cover.
Meet Our Team
- Dr. Maya Johnson – Founder & Chief Editor, a clinical psychologist with over 15 years of experience in PPD treatment and research.
- Sarah Lee – Content Creator, passionate about using storytelling to bridge the gap between science and everyday life.
- Alex Green – Support Specialist, offering empathy and guidance to mothers seeking immediate assistance.
- Emma Taylor – Community Manager, dedicated to fostering a supportive online community.
- Michael Chen – Data Analyst, ensuring our resources are reaching those who need them most.
Our Business Model
EPDT operates as a non-profit organization with the primary goal of educating and supporting mothers affected by PPD. We do not offer direct therapy services but rather provide a platform for information dissemination and community building. Our income is generated through:
- Advertising: Carefully curated partnerships with mental health brands committed to PPD awareness.
- Affiliate Marketing: Recommending books, apps, or online courses related to postpartum mental health (with full transparency).
- Donations: Generous contributions from individuals and organizations supporting our mission.
Get in Touch
If you have questions, suggestions, or would like to contribute to EPDT, we’d love to hear from you! Please visit our Contact Us page for detailed information on how to reach out. Together, let’s continue the conversation and support mothers worldwide.