The third article, “Perspective of postpartum depression theories: A narrative literature review” by Abdollahi Fatemeh, Lye Munn-Sann, and Zarghami Mehran (2016) was not a study, but a literature review. The aim of this review was to inform the audience on many factors and perspectives that can cause postpartum depression. There are six different theories: psychosocial, psychodynamic, cognitive psychology, social and interpersonal, behavioral, and evolutionary. Abollahi, one of the authors explains, “Healthcare providers and physicians should help women to make informed decisions regarding their treatment based on related theories” (2016, p.1). Knowing the root of the depression can help find more compatible and effective treatment plans, since each case of PPD is not alike. Written by Susanne Brummelte and Liisa Galea, “Postpartum depression: etiology, treatment and consequences for maternal care” discusses the effects of PPD including the impact on maternal care, mother infant interactions, and child development. It also looks the underlying mechanisms of PPD by studying treatments and
The third article, “Perspective of postpartum depression theories: A narrative literature review” by Abdollahi Fatemeh, Lye Munn-Sann, and Zarghami Mehran (2016) was not a study, but a literature review. The aim of this review was to inform the audience on many factors and perspectives that can cause postpartum depression. There are six different theories: psychosocial, psychodynamic, cognitive psychology, social and interpersonal, behavioral, and evolutionary. Abollahi, one of the authors explains, “Healthcare providers and physicians should help women to make informed decisions regarding their treatment based on related theories” (2016, p.1). Knowing the root of the depression can help find more compatible and effective treatment plans, since each case of PPD is not alike. Written by Susanne Brummelte and Liisa Galea, “Postpartum depression: etiology, treatment and consequences for maternal care” discusses the effects of PPD including the impact on maternal care, mother infant interactions, and child development. It also looks the underlying mechanisms of PPD by studying treatments and