The purpose of researching Postpartum Depression and the treatments is to learn how to better care for the women and their children. Postpartum Depression is a serious illness and without proper treatment and attention the children born to women who develop Postpartum Disease may grow up without proper care and in the most serious of cases, some children die of neglect or abuse. Everyone wants to decrease the number of cases of Postpartum Depression and one of the ways to do so is to look

The articles I reviewed were very informative and thorough. They effectively discussed the current programs for postpartum women. They discussed the research techniques they used as well as the shortcomings of the research. The authors did not try to hide any problems with the research. The articles were easy to understand and helped me to understand the current research and treatments for substance abuse in pregnant or postpartum women. The articles were presented in a very informative and scholarly manner. I would recommend these articles to individuals who are interested in learning more about the current treatments for Postpartum Disease.

The data from the next article Overview of Substance Abuse and Treatment Approaches in Urban, Multicultural Settings: The Center for Substance Abuse Prevention Programs for Pregnant and Postpartum Women and Their Infants, came from projects that were developed to help rid pregnant and postpartum women of their drug addictions. These groups were provided and funded by CSAP as well. (Lieberman, 209)

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