NewDads.com notes that birth fathers encounter many new issues presented by their baby. Not only do they need to be concerned with the baby but also with the new mom, with finances, jobs, in-laws, and our own personal feelings. Becoming a father presents each man with a unique opportunity and an to show what we are awesome responsibility.

To help you learn more about the changes you will face and how to get help, this website is a good place to look. Other possible sites for birth fathers seeking help include the National Center for Fathering's website Fathers.com where the goal is to help men be better fathers by offering practical tips and suggestions on how to improve their fathering, and another site for helping birth fathers Fatherhood.org

Depression and Birth Fathers

Postpartum Depression is a serious illness that impacts the entire family. Without effective intervention it can cause great suffering and serious damage to families. In rare cases it can lead to suicide or murder. However, in most cases, with proper treatment and support, a woman and her family can fully recover from PPD. This website is intended to help birth fathers by providing firsthand information and guidance through the experience of Postpartum Depression.

If you need additional information or assistance, please feel free to contact Adoption Services or contact Dr Vince Berger. Dr. Berger is a licensed psychologist who has been helping birth mothers, birth fathers, and adopting families for 40 years.

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