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PITTSBURGH, Feb. 7, 2014 A comprehensive analysis of patient telephone records at an inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) clinic revealed that 15 percent of patients account for half of all calls to the clinic. Forty-two percent of frequent-caller patients also were seen in the emergency department or hospitalized within the following year.
The results, which can help doctors identify patients with the most severe disease and those at risk of potentially avoidable high-cost medical interventions, were reported in a study published online this week in the journal Clinical Gastroenterology and Hepatology.
Inflammatory bowel diseases (Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis) are chronic lifelong conditions which affect the gastrointestinal tract of up to 2 million Americans, the majority of whom are diagnosed as young adults. Telephone communication in IBD care is common, and involves reporting clinical status, treatment, reassurance, and completion of health care forms and insurance authorization. Yet, until now, there has been limited information on telephone activity volume or the reasons for calls in the care of chronic illness, including IBD.
"Telephone surveillance and the use of big data allowed us to find red flags identifying patients at risk of high-cost medical interventions, such as emergency department use and/or hospitalization. These findings can help to identify disease severity and teach us how to take better care of our patients," noted senior author David Binion, M.D., visiting professor of medicine, clinical and translational science and co-director of the IBD Center at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine.
Researchers tracked more than 50,000 phone calls over a period of two years, from over 3,000 patients. The researchers assessed associations between clinical factors and logged telephone encounters, and between patterns of telephone calls and future visits to the emergency room or hospitaliz
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Delhi Daredevils would have preferred a better show in the UAE leg of IPL-7. Back in India after playing five matches, winning only two, the Kevin Pietersen-led side will be hoping for better results, now that they have the advantage of playing five matches at home, the Ferozeshah Kotla.
It was for Delhi Daredevils that the Orange Cap owner, Kings XI Punjab's Glenn Maxwell had the first taste of Twenty20 in 2012. Pace guru and director of GMR Sports, owners of DD, TA Sekar, had predicted Maxwell to come good two years ago.
"I had said way back then that Maxwell will be a star," Sekar told dna on Monday. "I had seen some of his knocks (in Australian domestic cricket) and I knew that he will perform well. Now, he is in terrific form.
In T20, once you start scoring, you will be in momentum, which is something really good. He is a terrific player. If he could bowl a bit, he will become one of the few good all-rounders in the world. At that time, we could not give him enough chances (he played in only two matches, scoring three in each innings), as he was coming up and had not played much in India. After that, he spent one year with Mumbai Indians.
Now, it is bearing the fruit."
Daredevils could have fared better had the Englishman Pietersen not injured his finger. "Naturally we missed KP for the first three matches. But a big blow for us was when we lost (medium-pacer) Nathan Coulter-Nile as he is one of the best T20 bowlers around. But, we had picked up the team in such a way that we have back-ups. Murali Vijay and Quinton de Kock are playing really well. Batting is our strength," the 58-year-old former India pacer Sekar said.
South African left-hander JP Duminy has been DD's highest run-getter with two fifties in five innings. Add to it his abilities to squeeze in some useful overs. Sekar said: "Duminy has become a more mature player. He can pace his innings very well. More than that, he is bowling very well now-a-days. We can bank on him to bowl four overs. He has become an all-rounder in this limited form of cricket. Keeping in view all these things, we picked him."
Speaking of bowlers, Chennai Super Kings' Mohit Sharma has caught the eye with his deadly slower ones, especially at the death. Sekar observed: "Mohit is a much-improved bowler. After being dropped from the Indian team, he has come back very well," Sekar said.
With the action shifting to India from this weekend, Sekar said, "There won't be much difference in the conditions. In India, you can prepare pitches to your taste and the home side tends to have the advantage."
Sekar said that this year's league will be a well-contested one. "All the teams have evened out. It was not that Chennai Super Kings were very powerful or (defending champions) Mumbai Indians were very powerful. That is why we have these kind of results. It is good for the league. All the top teams have lost. It is fine that KXIP are winning. This league will see the Net Run Rate come into play. More than needing to win nine matches, I think eight wins will see a team through," Sekar said.
Though his team had only two wins in five matches in UAE, Sekar was all praise for the conditions. "The wickets were good at all the places without any awkward turn. Dubai and Abu Dhabi stadiums are world-class. The ICC Cricket Academy offered excellent practice facilities. This will really create a lot of interest in the Gulf."


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How do you know when and how much solid food to feed your baby? He's 4 months.
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my son is 5 months 2 weeks, he hasnt sat down unsupported yet, although he has all his vibes up, as in he laughs a lot when i hold him against my lap in a standing position his legs plant firmly on my lap, he takes solids as in fruits n breast milk since i am a working mother. should i b concerned on his slow milestone development?posted 01/09/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
my son is 5 months 2 weeks, he hasnt sat down unsupported yet, although he has all his vibes up, as in he laughs a lot when i hold him against my lap in a standing position his legs plant firmly on my lap, he takes solids as in fruits n breast milk since i am a working mother. should i b concerned on his slow milestone development?posted 01/09/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
my son is 6 months and he eats a jar of rice cereal with applesauce for breakfast 2-3 times a day and he is fine also other fruits.posted 09/16/2007 by crazywit4
My son, who is now nearly 11, starting eating solids at the age of 3 months. Before that he actually drank formula, breastmilk and some type of powder soup that could be mixed in with his formula. He was happy with it all. His first solid food was freshly squeezed OJ, banana, grated apple and a cookie all mixed together. He did just fine on that. We had none of that rice cereal, and he was a lovely happy baby with no problems. Now all things got so complicated, just makes me all worried and confused to be honest. Why is it, what was good once has now become such a no no? My daughter is now nearly 11 weeks, she watches me eat and has her tongue out and immitates me, which makes me think that 3-4 months isn't a bad start... why is it you have to wait for the peditricians go-ahead isntead of trusting your own instincts when it comes to your own children?posted 09/19/2007 by SheridanW
I started giving little tastes when my four month old started grabbing my food out of my hand and trying to eat it.posted 09/28/2007 by red fraggle
Most solid foods will cause constipation. However, I found that a little Gerber apple juice will soften aid in the digestive process. Prune juice may also work.posted 10/19/2007 by LaShandria
At five months, my son was also interested in food, and I went ahead and introduced it to him a little at a time. He started out eating one tbs/ day, and loved it!posted 10/21/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
My third daughter is now five months old, and breastfed. We started at 4 1/2 months with rice cereal, but like her older twin sisters, she does not like it. A week ago we introduced squash, and she LOVED it. Today was carrots, and we'll try those for a week. Our doc says the order to introduce is orange veggies, green veggies, and THEN the fruits. Also give each new item at least five days before introducing something else, so you can watch for reactions. This is for ALL babies, not just those with family history of allergies. Do not despair if your child seems to just spit the food back....it takes practice. No one is born knowing how to move the food to the throat and swallow. Have fun and enjoy this special time!posted 10/29/2007 by Twinmom3
Originally our pedi said to start him on solids at 6mo, but after they saw how big he was getting they said 4mo. So one week ago at 4mo (and 17lbs) we started solid food. He didn't care or the rice cereal by itself & grimaced at the baby food's flavor, so we mix the cereal with the baby food, and he loves it! He was already watching us eat, so what I did to get him ready for solid food was let him "try" different flavors, we'd just put a tiny taste in his mouth to gauge the reaction. More often than not he'd love it. And every time he had a bottle, I'd start by putting a little of the milk on a spoon, so he'd know the spoon meant food. Now he's an eating pro! Morning & before bed he has a bottle or breast, but otherwise he eats 1/3-1/2 a jar of food w/an equal amount of cereal (& a little water to thin) 3-4 times a day. He's a big eater! He sits up and eats it all, then 2-3oz of b.milk or formula. (And if my husband feeds him, then it's a whole jar with cereal, plus the milk/formula!)posted 11/23/2007 by gailiebaby
My take on solid feeding is that every baby is different and it's hard to pinpoint a general rule. I would suggest looking for the signs of interest in food. Does he reach for your plate? Does he get angry if you have food and aren't sharing? Each baby becomes interested at different ages and usually when that curiosity presents itself, you want to jump at the opportunity. Don't let that moment pass by or he may become uninterested. It's all about tuning into your child as an individual. I say, try some rice cereal, just a bit, a little watery at first. Be prepared for it to come right out and land on the bib because it's such a new and unusual experience for him. But it is as with anything, practice makes perfect and eventually he will get it. Then, start introducing other foods one at a time and before you know it he'll be eating like a pro. Of course, you may want to wait until he's had his 4 month check up so that his Dr. can approve it first. Good luck!!posted 12/07/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
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UPDATE: Just before the test results became public, Sonnen appeared on FOX Sports Radio with host Jay Mohr to explain his side of the story and how this all happened.
According to the former top ranked middleweight contender, he started taking the drugs after the Nevada commission banned testosterone replacement therapy (TRT), a treatment he had taken for several years to treat a disease known as hypogonadism. As part of his plan to rebuild his body naturally after taking synthetic testosterone for so long, the anti-estrogen drugs were introduced to help him adapt.
"These are not secrets that I took these substances -- this is what you have to take if you're coming off testosterone. At any rate, it was picked up on the test. Now, they can handle it however they want. They can look at it and go 'this makes sense to us' or they can say 'we don't like this'. They can do either one, they're the commission," Sonnen explained.
Chael Sonnen will not be competing at UFC 175 on July 5 after failing a random drug test administered by the Nevada State Athletic Commission last month while attending a UFC press conference in Las Vegas.
The commission confirmed to ESPN.com that Sonnen failed for two separate drugs in his system -- Anastrozole and Clomiphene.
Both drugs are on the WADA (World Anti-Doping Agency) list of banned substances. Anastrozole is listed as a 'aromatose inhibitor', which is a drug that reduces estrogen in the body and has been used with men to treat hypogonadism -- the illness Sonnen has stated causes his low testosterone. The other drug, Clomiphene is another anti-estrogen drug and has been used by men in the past to kickstart natural testosterone production in the body, but is illegal to use in sports.
Sonnen was previously being treated for low testosterone by using TRT (testosterone replacement therapy) but the treatment was banned by the Nevada State Athletic Commission recently, thus the former middleweight contender was no longer allowed to use synthetic testosterone injections leading to his fight at UFC 175.
Because of the positive drug test, Sonnen will no longer be allowed to fight at UFC 175 in July where he was expected to face Vitor Belfort on the main card. Ironically enough, Belfort was scheduled to go in front of the commission next Tuesday, June 17 for a licensing hearing after he tested positive for elevated levels of testosterone during a random drug test administered in February.
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Circus HostelBerlin, Germany
Circus is a very good hostel, specially for the facilities and the location right next to the Underground station.
The YellowRome, Italy
The bar was really fun, you can meet people all over the world


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Postpartum Depression Support Groups Around the U.S. & Canada
If you are a new mom looking for people in your area who understand what you are going through, you've come to the right place. Scroll down below to find postpartum depression support groups in your state or province. It doesn't matter whether you have postpartum depression, postpartum anxiety, antenatal depression or whatever, as these groups welcome all moms with perinatal mood and anxiety disorders.
Oh, and if you're not sure whether you or someone you love has postpartum depression or anxiety and even needs a support group, check out the symptoms here:
Symptoms of Postpartum Depression & Anxiety
Symptoms of Postpartum Psychosis
Note: You are welcome to link directly to this page from your site. Please do not copy and paste it.
If you can't find a group in your area from the list below, please consider joining the Postpartum Progress Private Forum. We created it just for you. It's free and it's a safe place to talk with other moms who are having the same experiences you are.
Online support group for spanish-speaking mothers: Nueva Vida Posparto Grupo. You will need to send a private message asking to join the secret Facebook group.
Postpartum Progress does not have a crisis hotline and does not handle emergencies. If your needs are urgent, or if you fear that you may harm yourself, your baby or others you need to immediately call your healthcare provider, dial 911, go to the nearest hospital emergency room or contact a qualified crisis line, such as the National Suicide Prevention Line at 1-800-273-TALK.
Montgomery — Postpartum Support Group meets 1st Tuesday of every month from 7-8pm at the Capitol Heights United Methodist church; contact Greta Chambless at 260-9381 for info
Anchorage — Postpartum Support Alaska meets at the Maternity Education Center at the Children's Hospital at Providence on Mondays afternoons from 11am-12pm; contact the Family Support Counseling Clinic at 907-212-4940 or Joclyn Reilly, Family Support Services counselor.
Fairbanks – Alaska Family Health & Birth Center PPD Support; meets last Friday of every month at 6:30pm; call (907) 456-3719 to register
Chandler — Chandler Regional Hospital Postpartum Support Group; contact Ann Marie Casey at 480-728-5617
Flagstaff — Postpartum Adjustment Support Group at Flagstaff Medical Center, meets Wednesdays from 1:30-3pm, contact 928-707-0748 to register
Glendale — New Moms Postpartum Support Group meets at Banner Thunderbird Medical Center, meets every second and fourth Tuesday from 11am-12:30pm; contact 602-865-5908
Mesa — Pregnancy and Postpartum Adjustment Support Group meets Tuesdays from 10-11:30 at Banner Desert Medical Center; contact 480-412-5292
Phoenix — Mother to Mother support group at St. Joseph's Hospital, 1st and 4th Friday of every month from 10-11:30am, contact 1-877-602-4111
Phoenix — Pregnancy & Postpartum Depression Support Group, meets Wednesdays from 11:30am-1pm at Maricopa Medical Center, contact Debra Welborn at 480-247-2890
Sierra Vista — Sierra Vista Regional Health Center Postpartum Wellness Support Group meets 2nd & 4th Tuesday from 10am-11am; contact Ellen 520-459-8210
Tucson — Pregnancy and Postpartum Adjustment Support Group at Northwest Medical Center, meets Wednesdays from 10-11:30am, contact Alison at 520-877-4149
Tucson — Postpartum Depression Support Group at St. Joseph's Hospital, meets Wednesdays from 6-7:30pm, contact Carole at 520-873-6858
Tucson — Serafina Woman's Center, 502 N. Silverbell, Wednesdays 5-6pm and Mondays 9:30-10:30am; contact (520) 202-1716
You can also call the Arizona Postpartum Warmline at 1-888-434-MOMS
Little Rock – PPD Support Group, meets Thursdays from 10-11:30 at the Parent Center, contact Allison at 501-225-4627
Auburn – PPD Support Group held at New Mourning Counseling at 263 Nevada Station in Auburn on Thursdays from 9am – 10:30am, contact (530)887-1300.
Barstow — Mom's Circle Support Group for Maternal Mental Health, meets weekly, call 760.957.7951 ext 306
Berkeley — North Berkeley Postpartum Stress Support Group, Saturday mornings bimonthly, contact Lee Safran at 510-496-6096
Beverly Hills — What about Mommy? A postpartum Group for Mothers, contact (310) 929-0638
Chula Vista — Spanish speaking PPD Support Group, 2nd and 4th Wednesdays each month from 5:30 to 7pm, contact Scripps Mercy Chula Vista Well Being Center at 619-691-7273 or 1-800-SCRIPPS
Claremont — Postpartum support group, Wednesdays from 10:30-11:45. Email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 909-451-9951.
Clairemont — at North Clairemont Rec Center, Tuesdays from 7 to 8pm, contact Gretchen Pound at 858-663-7285
Clearlake — Mother-Wise meets every Friday morning from 10 am – 12 pm. Our groups are a time for moms to meet and discuss different parenting topics and get to know other moms. Feel free to contact Jaclyn at 707-349-1210 or visit our Facebook page for more event information https://www.facebook.com/MotherWiseLakeCounty
Glendora (20 mins east of Pasadena) — Postpartum Depression Support Group Call Andrea
Schneider, LCSW 626-241-6812 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com
Hermosa Beach — at Recovery Now, meets Wednesdays, contact Alisa MacGowan at 310-508-5931
Hermosa Beach — meets on Mondays from 1pm-2:30pm, contact Dr. Jennifer Chrisman at (310) 740-0294 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Indio — Pregnancy & Postpartum Support Group, meets Mondays at Our Lady Of Perpetual Help Catholic Church, RSVP call 951-358-5438
Kensington — Mothers Supporting Mothers PPD Support Group, meets Tuesdays from 12 to 1:30pm, contact Mary Obata at 619-220-4680
Laguna Hills — at Saddleback Memorial Women's Hospital, meets 10:30-11:30 on Tuesdays, contact Cynthia Hiles at 310-428-2088 or email@example.com
La Jolla — at Scripps Memorial Hospital, meets Thursdays from 2:30 to 4pm, call 1-800-SCRIPPS
La Mesa — at Sharp Grossmont Hospital, meets Thursdays from 3 to 4:30pm, contact 619-740-4906
Lafayette – Postpartum Emotional Recovery Circle at Mt. Diablo Perinatal Psychotherapy Associates. Meets Saturdays, 10 to 11:30am. Contact Meri Levy, MFT at 925-385-8848
Lake Elsinore — meets Tuesdays at Lake Elsinor Family Care Center, to RSVP call 951-358-5438
Lakeport — Mother-Wise meets every Tuesday from 1 pm – 3 pm. Our groups are a time for moms to meet and discuss different parenting topics and get to know other moms. Feel free to contact Jaclyn at 707-349-1210 or visit our Facebook page for more event information https://www.facebook.com/MotherWiseLakeCounty
Long Beach — Transitioning Into Motherhood support services at Long Beach Memorial, for more info visit http://transitionsinmotherhood.com/events/
Long Beach — Perinatal Mood & Anxiety Support group, meets in North Long Beach, NOTE: this group is not free ($20 fee), contact 562.506.6103 for more info
Los Angeles — at Cedars Sinai, contact Marilee Harthing for dates and times at 310-423-1510
Los Gatos — El Camino Hospital Los Gatos Pregnancy & Postpartum Resiliency Circle; meets during the year in 6-week series; call for dates and times here 650-962-5745.
Marina/Salinas — Postpartum Support Groups; second Tuesday of each month from 10am-12pm in Marina at 3066 Lake Drive, Classroom #10 or on the third Tuesday of each month from 10am-12pm at Babies-R-Us in Salinas; contact 783-5933 for more info
Merced — Baby Blues Support Group at Sierra Vista Child & Family Services, meets Tuesdays from 11-noon, contact 209-205-1058
Mission Viejo — Postpartum Adjustment Support Group at Mission Viejo Hospital, meets Tuesdays from 10am to 11am, contact Sue Harrison at 949-365-3818 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
Newport Beach — at Hoag Hospital, meets Mondays at 6pm, contact Laura Navarro Pickens, LCSW for more information at (562) 882-7901
Oakland — Alta Bates Summit Postpartum Stress Support Group, Tuesday mornings, contact Lee Safran at 510-496-6096
Orange — at St. Joseph Hospital, meets Thursday at 10:30 for new moms, Thursday at noon for ongoing moms who have attended the new moms group; contact 714-771-8000 ext 17891
Pacific Grove — Postpartum Wellness Support Group at Parent's Place, meets 2nd Thursdays of each month from 10am to 11:30am, contact Meg Grundy at 831-601-7021 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
Palm Springs – Pregnancy & Postpartum Support Group, meets Thursdays at the Palm Springs Family Care Center, to RSVP call 951-358-5438
Pasadena – Motherhood Journey Therapy Groups for new and expectant mothers at the Institute for Girls' Development. Sonia Nikore, LMFT, 84145 at Institute for Girls Development at 626-585-8075 ext. 102
Redwood City — contact 408-718-2112
Riverside — Pregnant & Postpartum Support Group, meets Mondays at Parkview Hospital, to RSVP call 951-358-5438
Roseville — PPD Support Group, meets Wednesdays from 10-11:30am; contact Kelly McGinnis at firstname.lastname@example.com or 916-770-9394
Sacramento — hosted by Kaiser Permanente South Sacramento Medical Center, contact 916-688-2317
San Diego — at Sharp Mary Birch Hospital, meets Wednesday evenings, contact 858-939-4141
San Francisco — Newborn Connections Postpartum Depression Support Group at California Pacific Medical Center, contact 415-600-2229
San Francisco — 6-week "Afterglow" PPD support group, held several times throughout the year, as part of UCSF Great Expectations Pregnancy program, for more info: http://www.whrc.ucsf.
San Francisco — Emotional Wellbeing in Pregnancy & Postpartum Group; open to Kaiser Permanente members only and free of charge; meets Mondays at 11am, contact Kaiser San Francisco Dept of Psychiatry at 415-833-2292
San Francisco — Postpartum Support Groups led by Robyn Alagona
San Jose — meets at the Almanden Valley Athletic Club, Tuesday mornings, contact Tiffany Benton at 408-309-3427 or email@example.com
San Jose — "Adjusting to Motherhood" PPD support group; contact Jessica Sorci, LMFT, at (408) 345-5572 or firstname.lastname@example.com
San Luis Obispo — Alpha Parenting PPD Support Line, 1-805-541-3367
San Luis Obispo — From a Pea to a Pumpkin prenatal support group. Tuesdays 3:15 – 4:30pm. Contact: (805)884-9794 or email@example.com
Santa Barbara — From a Pea to a Pumpkin prenatal support group. Mondays 1:00 – 2:15pm. Contact: (805)884-9794 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Santa Monica — Postpartum Challenges Support Group, meets at The Pump Station on Thursdays from 12:15 to 1:45pm, contact 310-998-1981
Santa Cruz — at Sutter Maternity Hospital, meets Mondays from 10am to noon, contact Kate Bell at 831-475-2494 or email email@example.com
Serra Mesa — at Sharp Mary Birch Hospital, meets Tuesdays from 10 to 11:30am, contact 858-939-4141
Sherman Oaks – Motherhood Journey Postpartum Support Group at BINI Birth Fridays, 11:30-12:30. Contact Robin Starkey Harpster, MA MFT rharpster@
Sorrento Mesa — contact 858-442-2421
Tarzana — at the Center for Postpartum Health, contact Diana Lynn Barnes at 818-887-1312 or Cathy Dore at email@example.com
Visalia – -Mom 2 Mom pre and postpartum support group; meets Wednesdays at Aileen's home, 6:15-7:45pm. See address and updated info on website: mom2momsupportvisalia.
Vista — meets at 1988 Hacienda Dr in the classroom of "Babies in Bloom" on the 2nd and 4th Fridays of the month from 3:30-4:30pm; contact Holly Herring, at 760-814-1421 or see the website at www.passnc.org
Boulder — Postpartum Transitions group; meets every other Saturday from 2 – 3:15 at the Postpartum Wellness Center of Boulder, please call (303) 335-9473 or email email@example.com to register
Denver — PPD Support Group at Women's Therapy Center Cherry Creek, for more information contact Avery Neal at 866.995.7910
Denver – PPD Support at the Catalyst Center, meets Thursdays from 10-11:30am; for more info click here
Denver – Afterglow: Postpartum Therapy Group for Struggling Moms or Dads
Littleton — Hope 4 Moms meets Wednesday mornings from 10:30-11:30 at Sweet Beginnings at 5661 S. Curtice St; contact Mary Anderson Schroeter at 303-883-7271 or at firstname.lastname@example.com
Middletown – Family Wellness Center Blue Mama Support Group; email email@example.com for days and times
New Britain – Family Wellness Center Blue Mama Support Group; meets 4th Saturday each month from 10am to noon; call 860-347-6971 for more info
Torrington – Charlotte Hungerford Hospital New Mother's Wellness Group, contact Amy Rodriguez at (860) 496-6359
West Hartford – New Moms Support Group; meets 2nd & 4th Fridays from noon to 1pm; contact Annie Keating-Scherer at (860)212-7066 or Sharon Thomason at (860)331-1750
Newark, Wilmington & Dover — MOMs HEAL: Perinatal Mood Disorder Support Groups, contact 302-733-422g x302 or email email@example.com
Wilmington — The Birth Center PPD Support Group, contact Rebecca at 302-294-2365
Gainesville — Postpartum Adjustment Support Group
Jacksonville — PPD Support Group, meets at Destination Maternity on 2nd and 4th Thursdays from 1-2pm, contact Kym Dunton, 202-3229
Jacksonville — Baptist Health PPD Support Group, to find out more and register, click here
Lakeland — PPD Support Group
Orlando – Winnie Palmer Hospital PPD Support Group, meets Tuesday & Friday 10:30-11:30am, contact 321-841-1048
Palm Beach County, Florida- momsTOmoms Postpartum Depression Peer Support Group, meeting info here
Tampa – Coping With Motherhood PPD support group; meets 2nd Tues of every month at St. Joseph's Women's Hospital from 1 to 2:30pm; contact Kristina Davis at 813-872-3925 for more information
Tampa – Circle of Hope PPD support group; meets 1st Thursday of every month from 1 to 2:15pm and 4th Tuesday of every month from 7 to 8:30pm at St. Joseph's Women's Hospital; contact Kristina Davis at 813-872-3925 for more information
Tampa — New Mom Support Group meets Wednesdays from 1-2pm at The Women's Center, contact Lorraine Kushner at 813-690-5788
Atlanta — Atlanta Postpartum Support Group, www.meetup.com/PPDAtlanta, meets monthly, contact Amber Koter at email@example.com or call 914-261-8182
Atlanta — at Dekalb Medical Center, meets Thursdays, call 404-501-WELL for more information
Atlanta – Northside Hospital New Moms Support Group
Dunwoody — PPD Support Group, meets 1st and 3rd Wednesdays from 10:30 to 11:30am; registration required; contact firstname.lastname@example.com or call 404-448-1733
Marietta — Emerge Into Light PPD support group, meets the first Tuesday of every month at 7pm.
Stockbridge — at the Henry Medical Center Women's Center, meets Wednesdays, contact Patricia McAfee for more info at 678-604-4968
You can also call the GA Project Healthy Moms Warmline for support at 1-800-933-9896 ext 234
Oahu — PPD Support Group, Tuesdays from 9:30 to 11am, contact Diane at 808-392-7985
Boise — at St. Alphonsus Regional Medical Center, contact 208-367-7380
Ketchum — at St. Luke's Wood River Medical Center, contact 208-727-8800
Montpelier — at Bear Lake Memorial Hospital, contact 208-847-1630
Moscow — at Gritman Medical Center, contact 208-883-6385
Soda Springs — at Caribou Memorial Hospital, contact 208-547-3341
Aurora — at Rush-Copley Healthplex, contact 866-426-7539
Champaign — Pregnancy & Postpartum Support Group at Family Service (405 State St.), 1st and 3rd Mondays from 5:45pm to 6:45pm and 1st and 3rd Wednesdays from 1-2pm; contact Helen McDonald at 217-378-8575 or email@example.com or Sue Osborne at 217-202-0943
Chicago — Postpartum Depression Program at Healthcare Alternative Systems; for info on programs contact email@example.com; free services in English and Spanish
Chicago — at Mercy Hospital, meets 1st Thursday of each month, contact 312-567-5420
Chicago — Transitions to Motherhood program at Northwestern Memorial's Prentice Women's Hospital; meets Wednesdays from 10:30 to noon; register by calling 312-926-8400
Elk Grove – Door of Hope PPD support group, meets 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month from 11-12:30pm at Alexian Brothers Medical Center; contact Lita Simanis at 847-981-3644 or email@example.com
Evanston — Beyond the Baby Blues PPD Support Group; meets Wednesdays from 12:30 to 2pm at 2956 Central Street; contact 847-864-7957; www.beyondthebabyblues.org
Geneva — at Delnor Community Hospital, meets Tuesdays from 10am to 11:30am, contact 630-232-1070
Glenview — Pregnancy and Postpartum Support Group at Courage to Connect. Saturdays from 1-2pm; contact email@example.com or 847-730-3042 ext. 5
Highland Park — PPD Support Group; contact 847-831-7731
Hinsdale — PPD Support Group; call 630-856-4390 or email me at firstname.lastname@example.com
Hoffman Estates — PPD support group meets 3 times per month; contact Leslie Lowell Stoutenburg at 847-755-3220
Hoffman Estates — Support group for fathers who have loved ones experiencing PPD; contact Lita Simanis at 847-755-3220
Inverness — PPD Support Group, meets Saturdays from 10am to 11am at the Society for the Preservation of Human Dignity, contact 847-359-4919
Joliet — meets Fridays from 6:30-7:30pm, contact Provena Health Connection at 815-725-9438
Northbrook – New Mom Support Group meets 2nd Wednesday of the month.
Oak Lawn — meets at Advocate Christ Conference Center on 1st and 3rd Tuesdays, contact 708-684-1333
Oak Park — at Parenthesis Parent Child Center, contact Mary Strizak at 708-848-2227 or email email@example.com
Peoria — contact Irma Robbins at 309-683-6617 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
Springfield — "Out of the Blue" Postpartum Depression Support Group at St. John's Hospital, meets 2nd Wednesdays from 5 to 6pm, contact Barbara Maley at 217-535-3696 or email email@example.com
Winfield — at Central DuPage Hospital, meets Wednesdays from 11-12:30pm and Thursdays from 6:30-8pm; contact 630-933-1964
** For more Illinois support group information and resources, visit PPDIL
Online Support Group — hosted by Sara Pollard every Wednesday evening from 6 to 8pm at www.indianaperinatal.org/chat.aspx
Bloomington — Bloomington Area Birth Services PPD Support, contat 812-337-8121
Elkhart — at Elkhart General Hospital, contact Michaela Nufer at 574-294-2621, x 5610
Ft. Wayne — at Lutheran Hospital, contact JK Wagner at 260-435-7069
Hobart — Postpartum Peer Support Group of NW Indiana, meets at 11am every other Friday, contact Sarah at 219-947-9646
Indianapolis — at Clarian Health, contact Birdie Meyer at 317-962-8191
Indianapolis — at Community Health Network, contact Marcia Boring at 317-621-7828 or email email@example.com
Indianapolis — at St. Vincent's Hospital, contact Lisa Hill at 317-415-7676
Indianapolis — PPD Support Group at St. Francis Behavioral Health, meets 1st and 3rd Wednesdays, contact 783-8383 or Jean Crane, M.A., L.M.H.C. at (317) 782-65
South Bend — at South Bend Memorial Hospital, contact Karen Sandock at 574-647-7511 or email email@example.com
South Bend — PPD Support Group at Family & Children's Center Counseling & Development Services, contact 574-232-2255 or Kathy James at email@example.com
Valparaiso — Beyond the Baby Blues Northwest Indiana Peer Support Group at the Valparaiso Public Library; meets 3rd Thursday of each month 10am-12pm; contact Natalie Ladra at 219-331-1945
Cedar Rapids — Birth, Baby, and Beyond hosts a postpartum support group monthly on the 4th Thursday evening at 7-8:30pm. Contact 319-363-1144.
Cedar Rapids — Murray, Wilson & Rose hosts a PPD support group on Thursdays at noon, contact 319-213-6010
Des Moines – Pine Rest Des Moines Support Group, contact 515-331-0303
West Des Moines — A Saving Grace Postpartum Depression Support Group at West Des Moines Public Library; contact www.postpartum.meetup.com/cities/us/ia/clive.
Junction City/Manhattan/Ft. Riley – Safe Harbor/Life After Labor Support Group; meets Thursdays 10:30am at the Army Community Services bldg; contact Lisa Mudrow at 785-239-5730 for more info
Lawrence — at Lawrence Memorial Hospital (newborns welcome); contact 785-505-3081 for more info
Overland Park — meets Tuesday evenings, contact the Postpartum Resource Center of Kansas at 913-677-1300
Shawnee Mission — Shawnee Mission Medical Center Postpartum Emotional Support Group
South Jackson County — meets Monday evenings, contact 913-677-1300
Topeka – Sacred Circle of Northeast Kansas
Lexington — Hens and Chicks support group for first-time moms with babies birth through 4 months old, contact Donna Miles at www.henhouseproject.com or email email@example.com
Louisville – PPD Support Group at Greenline Wellness, meets 1st and 3rd Saturdays, contact 502 426 2777 or email@example.com for more info
Louisville – PPD Support at Marshall Women's Education Center, meets Thursdays from 11am to noon, contact (502) 629-1234 to register
For support you can also call the Postpartum Support Kentuckiana warmline at 502-541-1818
Zachary – Lane Medical Center PPD Support Group, call 225-658-4587
Biddeford — Pregnancy and Postpartum Support Group at Southern Maine Medical Center, contact Lauren at 207-283-7143 or Cheryl or Kathy at 207-283-7350
Brunswick — PPD Support Group at Mid Coast Hospital, contact 373-6500
Portland — Postpartum Adjustment Support Group at Back Cove Midwives Office, meets Thursdays from 10:30 – 11:30am, contact 829-6181 or email Linda Boardman at email@example.com
Rockport — Midcoast PPD Support Group meets at Pen Bay OB GYN, contact Wendelanne at 596-8955
Annapolis — at Anne Arundel Medical Center, meets once monthly, contact Ali Tiedke at 443-481-6130 or email email@example.com
Baltimore — Postpartum Support Group at Sinai Hospital, meets every Wednesday from 2:30-4pm, contact Sara Daly at 410-601-7832
Olney — meets Mondays from 10-11:30am at Montgomery General Hospital, FREE but must register before attending, contact 301-774-8881 and press 3
Silver Spring — PPD support group at Holy Cross Resource Center, free & no registration required, meets 1st and 3rd Sundays from 6-7:30pm; contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
Beverly — PPD Support Group at Beverly Hospital; meets first Friday of each month from 1:30 to 3:30; call 978-922-3000 x 2716
Concord — Emotional Wellbeing After Baby group meets Mondays 10-11:30am at First Connections on Emerson Hospital grounds. Contact Laurie Ganberg at 978-287-0221 or email firstname.lastname@example.com. Childcare for older siblings available with advance notice.
Greenfield — Franklin County Postpartum Support Group, held on Fridays from 10 to 11:30am at the Community Action Family Center; contact Pam Baldwin at 413-774-1000 x2015 or Sandy Clark at 413-475-1566
Plymouth — Jordan Hospital Postpartum Support Group, contact Gerri Piatelli at 781-837-4242 or call 508-830-2929
Northampton — Motherwoman's Postpartum Stress Support Group, meets Tuesdays from 10:15am to 12:15am at Community Action Building, contact 413-253-8990
Waltham — "This Isn't What I Expected" PPD Support Group, meets Wednesdays from 2:00pm to 3:30pm at JF&CS, 1430 Main Street, Waltham. To register contact Debbie Whitehill at 781-647-5327 x1925 or email email@example.com; online at www.jfcsboston.org/MomsGroups
Watertown – Strong Roots PPD Support Groups, find information here.
Ada — Life After Baby Posptartum Support Group, meets 1st, 3rd and 5th Mondays each month from 7 to 9pm, contact Jenna Scott at email@example.com
Bay City — Depression After Delivery Support Group, meets 2nd and 4th Tuesdays each month, contact Sherry LaMere or Kelli Wilkinson at 989-895-2240
Clawson — Nature's Playhouse Traumatic Birth Support group, meets 4th Wednesday of every month at 10:30am an 4th Thursday of every other months at 7pm. No registration necessary. Children are welcome. www.naturesplayhouse.com
Commerce Valley — PPD Support Group at Huron Valley-Sinai Hospital, meets 6:45 p.m. on Thursdays; contact 248-937-522
Farmington Hills — Tree of Hope PPD Support Group meets Wednesdays at 7pm. Call 586-372-6120 or email email@example.com.
Flint — PPD Support Group at Hurley Medical Center, meets Wednesdays at 5:30pm, no contact info available
Grand Haven — PPD Support Group at North Ottawa Community Hospital; meets second and fourth Thursday of every month, 7-8:30 pm, contact: Pine Rest Grand Haven Clinic at 616/847-5145
Grand Rapids — Spectrum Health PPD Support Group, meets weekly, contact Nancy Roberts at 616-391-1771 or 616-391-5000
Grand Rapids (Kent County) — Moms Bloom Postpartum Support Group, visit www.momsbloom.org
Huron County- meets at Huron Medical Center in Bad Axe, 3rd Tuesday of each month from 6-7:30p.m., contact Melissa Stirrett at 989-551-1096.
Lansing — PPD Support Group, meets 2nd and 4th Mondays from 11am to 12:30pm at Ingham Regional Medical Center's McRee House, contact 517-367-5477
St. Clair Shores — Tree of Hope Support Group meets Thursdays at 7pm. Call 586-372-6120 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Sterling Heights — Tree of Hope Support Group meets Mondays at 7pm. Call 586-372-6120 or email email@example.com.
Troy — Tree of Hope PPD Support Group meets Tuesdays at 10am. Call 586-372-6120 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Wyoming — Moms Bloom PPD Support Group meets the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month from 9:30am to 11am at Metro Health Hospital in Wyoming, MI; contact 616-828-1021 or visit www.momsbloom.org
Minneapolis — PPD Support Group at Abbott NW Mental Health Outpatient Clinic, meets weekly on Tuesdays, contact Jennifer Johnson at 612-863-4770
Edina — Circle of Moms PPD support group at the AMMA Parenting Center, click here for dates and times
Riverside — PPD Support Group at University of Minnesota Medical Center, held Wednesdays, contact Sara Biewen at 612-672-2142 or Intake at 672-6999
West St. Paul — PPD Support Group at Dakota Co. Northern Service Center, held Wednesdays from 1:30 to 3pm, contact Jennifer Johnson at 612-863-4770
For more resources, visit the Pregnancy & Postpartum Support Minnesota resource page.
Creve Coeur – Creve Coeur-PSI MO Moms Connection at the Midwest Mind Body Health Center; meets the 2nd and 4th Friday of the month from 10:30-11:30am; Contact: Linda Meyer 314-602-5184 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
Springfield – Beyond Baby Blues Support Group at The Women's Center at Cox Health, contact 269-LADY
Missoula — PPD Support Group, meets 4th Monday of each month at 10:30am, contact Lara Mattson Radle at 406-370-7747 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
For help in Nebraska, call the Nebraska Dept of Health & Human Services Helpline at 1-800-862-1889
Las Vegas — Beyond Birth Postpartum Support Group, meets Wednesdays at 1pm at Family to Family at 4412 S. Maryland Parkway, contact 631-7098
Las Vegas — PPD Support Group at Barbara Greenspun Women's Care Center West, meets Mondays from 10-11am, contact Megan Keith at 702/351-0752 or email@example.com
Las Vegas — PPD Support Group at the OBGYN Specialists, meets 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month from 7-8pm, contact Vanessa Delorenzis at 702/577-8039 or email@example.com
Las Vegas — PPD Support Group at Pinkpeas Pregnancy and Parenting Care Center, meets every other Thursday from 2-3pm, contact Vanessa Delorenzis at 702/577-8039 or email@example.com
Concord — PPD Support Group, meets Tuesdays from 10:30am to noon, contact Gerry Mitchell at 603-227-7000 x 4927
Keene — Rohana Peer-to-Peer Postpartum Support Group, meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of every month at 7pm at Sophia's Hearth Family Center. Contact 603-357-3755 for more information.
Manchester — Postpartum Emotional Support Group, meets Mondays from 10:30am to noon at Elliot Hospital's Elliot Childcare Center; contact Alison Palmer with any questions at 663-8927 or email@example.com.
Portsmouth — Seacoast Postpartum Adjustment Group meets Tuesdays at 10:30 a.m.at Portsmouth Regional Hospital. For information or to register, call Liz Gaudette at (207) 363-1379.
Denville — PPD Support Group, meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays from 7-8pm at St. Clare's Behavioral Health Center, contact 1-888-626-2111 and ask for moms support group
Englewood Cliffs (Bergen County) — Socialization & Skills New Mothers Group, meets Wednesday evenings at 7pm, contact 201-567-5596 and press 3 for more info
Flemington — PPD Support Group, meets 1st and 3rd Mondays from 1-2:30 at Hunterdon Medical Center
Hackensack — PPD Support Group at Hackensack University Medical Center, meets every other Tuesday, contact Denyse Addison at 201-996-2631
Hoboken — PPD Support Group at Hoboken University Medical Center, meets Tuesdays, contact Robin Petrick at 201-418-1015
Jersey City — PPD Support Group at Christ Hospital Women's Resource Center, contact Michael Barmak at 201-795-8375
Livingston — PPD Support Group at St. Barnabas Medical Center, meets Tuesdays, contact Lauren Meisels at 973-322-7309
Long Branch — Monmouth Medical Center New Moms Support Group, meets Mondays from 11am to noon, contact Lisa Madden, RN to register for this free group at 732-923-6990. There's also a Moms of Multiples Support Group which meets the 3rd Wednesday of every month from 11 to 12:30pm. Also a PPD Support Group, Thursdays from 4 to 5:30pm.
Neptune — PPD Support Group at Jersey Shore University Medical Center, meets every 3rd Tuesday, contact Pat Vena at 732-363-5400Mt. Laurel — TLC for Moms PPD Support Group, meets 3rd Tuesday of the month from 3:30-5pm at Oceans and Motions, contact Virtua Health at 866-380-2229
Newark — PPD Support Group at UMDNJ, meets Fridays (Spanish speaking), contact Sarahjane Rath at 973-972-6216
Paramus — PPD Support Group at Valley Hospital Luckow Pavilion, meets every other Tuesday, contact Trudy Heerema at 201-447-8539
Red Bank — PPD Support Group at Riverview Medical Center, meets every 1st Thursday, contact Pat Vena at 732-363-5400
Ridgewood — PPD Support Group, meets 1st and 3rd Wednesdays at 11am at Valley Hospital, contact Trudy Heerema
Rocky Hill — Princeton/Mercer County Postpartum Support Group at Mary Jacobs County Library, meets 3rd Saturday of every month from 10:30am – noon, contact Joyce Venis at 609-683-1000 (day) or Gail at 732-248-4921 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
Somers Point — TLC for Moms PPD Support Group, meets Mondays 1-2:30pm at Shore Memorial Hospital, contact 609-926-4229
Teaneck — PPD Support Group at Holy Name Hospital, contact Ann Anderson at 201-833-3124
Toms River — PPD Support Group at Babies R Us, meets every 2nd Wednesday, contact Pat Vena at 732-363-5400
Turnersville — TLC for Moms PPD Support Group, meets Wednesdays from 11-12:30pm at Kennedy Health System, contact 856-582-3098
Voorhees — TLC for Moms PPD Support Group, meets Wednesdays from 12-1:30 at Virtua Health, contact 1-866-380-2229
For even more New Jersey PPD support groups, call the New Jersey Self-Help Group Clearinghouse at 1-800-367-6274 or visit www.njgroups.org, click on "Find a Group Near You" and then click on the "Depression/Bipolar/Postpartum Depression" box.
Santa Fe — Postpartum Mother's Support Group, meets 11am to noon, contact 982-9375
Circle of Caring PPD Support Groups in Nassau, Suffolk, Westchester Counties, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Staten Island and the Capital Region and other groups forming throughout New York state, contact the Postpartum Resource Center of New York at 631-422-2255
Brooklyn — PPD Support Group, contact www.brooklynppdsupport.org or Molly Peryer at 917-549-6012 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
Long Island (Manhasset) The Mark's Family Right from the Start 0-3+ Center
Diane Goldberg Maternal Depression Treatment Program with Mother's Circle of Care Support Group available. Insurance accepted, Sliding Scale Fee available Contact: Jodi Glasser, LCSW-R at 516-484-3174ext. 235
Long Island (Smithtown) — Mother's Circle of Hope PPD Support Group, meets at St. Catherine of Siena Medical Center, contact 631-862-3330
Long Island (West Islip) — Mothers' Circle of Hope Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders Support Group and Keep Getting Better Group meets at Good Samaritan Hospital Medical Center, for more info call 631-376-HOPE or 631-376-4673
Manhattan — Seleni Institute offers several support groups. Click here for more info.
Rensselaer, Saratoga and Warren Counties – Shades of Light PPD Support Groups ,
contact Suzanne Nelson at 518-955-6770 or email@example.com
Richmond County/Staten Island – PPD Support Group at Richmond University Medical Center
call 718-818-2032
Syracuse — Postpartum Depression Support Group in Syracuse, contact Chris Kowaleski, RN at 315-546-5075
Williamsville — PPD Support Group at Millard Filmore Suburban Hospital, meets 2nd Thursdays of each month from 7 to 8pm, contact Nancy Owen at 716-568-3628 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
For more resources in NY, visit the Postpartum Resource Center of New York's resource page here.
Chapel Hill — PPD Support Group hosted by UNC Center for Women's Mood Disorders, meets bimonthly, call 919-966-3115
Cornelius — PPD Support Group, contact Carol Peindl at 704-947-8115
Durham — Duke Postpartum Support program meets 1st and 3rd Thursdays, contact 919-681-6840 for more information
Elizabeth City — PPD Support at First Baptist Church in Elizabeth City, Wednesdays at 6:30pm, call Julie LeMond at 312-7072
Goldsboro — HEARTS for Mom PPD Support Group, meets 4th Monday of each month at Goldsboro Pediatrics, contact Melissa Harrell at 778-5598 x310
Greensboro — Feelings After Birth PPD Support Group, contact Nadine Tamborino at 336-832-6682 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
Greenville — Hopeful Beginnings PPD Support Group at Vidant Medical Center, call 252-847-8263 or email email@example.com
High Point — Hope-Filled Hearts postpartum support group. Register online here.
Raleigh — Rex Hospital hosts support group, contact 919-454-6946
Raleigh — weekly PPD support group in Raleigh; contact Caroline Pence at email@example.com or visit www.pesnc.org
Wilmington — PPD Support group hosted by Shirley Halvorson, contact 910-791-5731 or email@example.com
Cincinnati – A Lighter Shade of Blue Support Groups, check Facebook page for dates and times
Cleveland — PPD Support Group meetings held on both the East and West side of Cleveland, for more info call 216-373-0302 or email email@example.com
Columbus — Pregnancy/Postpartum Support Group, meets twice per month, contact 614-315-8989 or email email@example.com
Dayton — Telephone support and resources are available by calling 866-848-3163 or email email@example.com
Lakewood — Circle of Life Birth and Family Services support group; meets 1st Thursday of the month at 7pm; contact firstname.lastname@example.com or call 216-299-8522.
Newark — Moms Offering Mothers Support, PPD & anxiety support group meeting the last Wednesday of every month from 6-8pm. Contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
Northwest Ohio/Toledo area — PPD Support Group meetings held on the first Monday of each month, for more info call 419-360-0169 or email email@example.com
Enid — PPD Support Group meets 2nd and 4th Tuesdays at ATS Enid, 1625 W. Garriott, Suite F.; contact 580.242.4673 for more info
Tulsa — PPD Support Group at Boston Avenue United Methodist Church, meets 1st Mondays each month from 7 to 8:30pm, contact Anita Campbell at 918-865-2824 or Eva Marie Campbell at 918-699-0120
Tulsa — PPD Support Group at First Christian Church, meets 2nd Tuesday of every month, find more info here
Corvallis — Postpartum Mood Support Group, call for details, contact Debra Carriere at 541-754-0070 or email email@example.com
Eugene & Springfield — WellMama Oregon Support Group info
Portland, Beaverton & Vancouver — Baby Blues Connection PPD Support Groups info
You can also call the WellMama Oregon Warmline at 1-800-896-0410
Allentown – Lehigh Valley Health Network Postpartum Support Group, meets several times monthly, call 610-402-CARE(2273) for more information on dates and times or to register
Carlisle – The HOPE Group meets every other Monday from 6-730pm at the Women's Center-located at Carlisle Regional Medical Center. Contact Tammy Rohm, (717) 960-3409
Harrisburg — Pinnacle Health PPD Support Group meets Thursdays, 11:30-12:30am, contact 717-231-8900
Hershey — PPD Support Group at Lois High Berstler Community Health Library at Penn State Milton Hershey Medical Center, meets every second Wednesday from 5:30-6:30pm, contact 717-531-3908
Lancaster Co. — PPD Support Group, contact 717-397-7461 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
Lemoyne — Mom's Place PPD Support Group sponsored by Holy Spirit Hospital, meets Tuesdays from 6 to 7:30pm, contact 763-2200
Marysville — Pregnancy & PPD Support Group, meets Thursdays at 7:30pm at the Mental Health Association of the Capital Region Inc. Wellness Center, 115 Valley St. Extension, babies are welcome; free but need to register: 717-957-4263 or info@
Philadelphia area — Postpartum Stress Center PPD Support Group info
Phoenixville — Postpartum Adjustment Support Group, meets 4th Wednesdays of each month from 6:30pm to 8pm, contact 610-983-1288
Pittsburgh — Out of the Blue, free support group for Perinatal Depression and Anxiety; meets Fridays, 12-1:30pm, contact Amy Lewis, email@example.com, (412) 532-6622 or Shining Light Prenatal Education (412) 915-6167
Pittsburgh — St. Clair Hospital Baby Steps PPD Support Group
Scranton — Postpartum depression support group at Procare Physical Therapy-Dickson City. 1st and 3rd Sundays each month. 5:30-7 pm. Contact Cara or Amy at 610-597-5827 email@example.com. Registration encouraged, walk-ins welcome
West Chester – Postpartum Support Group, meets Tuesdays from 10:30-11:30am, contact 610-931-5547
Williamsport — Lycoming Co. Through the Blues PPD Support Group, meets Wednesdays from 6:30 – 8:30p, babies welcome, contact 570-560-4715
Providence — Postpartum Adjustment Group meets1st and 3rd Wednesdays from 7-9m at Women & Infants' Health Education Department, call for more info 1-800-711-7011
Florence — PPD Support Group at Florence Christian Church, held 1st Saturday of each month, contact Brenda Cooper at 843-600-1318 or email email@example.com
Mt. Pleasant — PPD Support Group; 1st Tuesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. at East Cooper Medical Center, 2000 Hospital Drive, Mt. Pleasant, SC 29464. The group meets in the second floor conference room, Room #2132; For questions, email email@example.com
Upstate SC — PPD Group of the Upstate, meets 1st Thursday of every month at Baby Impressions in Greenville, contact Susan at 864-419-3289
Knoxville — Postpartum Mood Disorder Support Group ; has private Facebook group, monthly support meetings at Bearden Branch Library on the 4th Friday of the month; contact Kendra Smith firstname.lastname@example.com
Memphis — PPD Support Group at Lakeside Cresthaven Center, held Tuesdays from 5:30pm to 7:30pm, contact 901-377-4794
Nashville — Hope Clinic for Women's PPD Group Counseling, Thursday evenings, contact Ashley Colclasure at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 615-321-0005
Austin — PPD Support Group at Any Baby Can in Austin, meets Thursdays from 10am to 11:30am, contact Kelly Boyd, PhD at 512-454-3743 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
Austin — Any Baby Can Postpartum Support Group – Tuesdays 6:7:30 @ Texas Oncology Building, 4101 James Casey
Austin – Austin Midwife Collective PPD Support, contact: 512-200-3359 or email@example.com for more details
Dallas — Dallas Ass'n for Parent Education PPD Support Group, meets 2nd Sat of each month from 10-11:30am, contact Shiela McComas at 972-276-2016
Houston — Center for Postpartum Family Health PPD Support Group. Brown Bag Lunch Mom's Circle: Every Wednesday, 11:30 PM to 1:00 PM or Evening Mom's Circle: Every 2nd and 4th Thursday from 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM. Call 713.561.3884 for more information!
Houston — Mother to Mother support group, sponsored by Texas Children's Hospital; meets 10am to noon on Fridays except holidays, at The Women's Place, Texas Children's Pavilion for Women, 6651 Main St., 4th Floor, Ste F475.20, Houston, TX; parking is free; contact 832-826-5281.
Houston — The Women's Hospital of Texas PPD Support Group, meets Mondays from 12:30pm to 2pm, contact Barbara Crotty at 713-791-7404 or email email@example.com
Houston — Loving Infant Care Motherhood Center PPD Support Group, contact 713-963-8880
Houston — PPD Support Group at The Motherhood Center; meets Wednesdays at 11:30am;
San Antonio — Methodist Women's Center PPD Support Group, contact 210-575-0355
Salt Lake — PPD Support Group at Salt Lake Regional Medical Center, contact 680-0305
Salt Lake — Moms and Moods Postpartum Support Group
Sandy — Alta View Hospital PPD Support
Springville – Community Health Clinic Postpartum Support Group
Check Postpartum Support Virginia's page for the latest listings on support groups in VA.
Alexandria — Pre and Perinatal Support Group at the Kingstowne Library, 2nd Friday of each month from 10:30 to noon, starting Nov 2009, contact Terri Lear, 703-313-9789 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Alexandria — PPD support group meets at Inova Alexandria Hospital on Wednesday evenings, contact Susan Doyle at 571-403-0673 or email@example.com
Arlington — PPD Support Group, Wednesday mornings at the Virginia Hospital Center, contact Adrienne Griffen at 703-243-2904 or email email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com
Charlottesville – PPD Support Group meets Thursday evenings at The Women's Initiative, contact Elizabeth Irvin, 434-872-0047, firstname.lastname@example.com
Fredericksburg — PPD Support Group, Thursday mornings, contact Michelle Clemovich at 703-300-1436 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Ft. Belvoir — PPD Support Group Thursday afternoons, contact Army Community Services at 703-805-4590
Leesburg — Postpartum Support Group at Innova Loudon Hospital's Cornwall Campus, meets Wednesday afternoons; contact Leslie Mckeough at 703-909-9877 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
Newport News — PPD Support group at Riverside Regional Medical Center, meets 1st Tuesday of the month; contact Diana McSpadden, 757-349-6441, facilitatorPPDWilliamsburgVA@
Richmond — PPD support group meets at Complete Care Center for Women on Wednesday evenings, contact Jessica Summers at 804-277-9034 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Virginia Beach — PPD Support group, meets 4th Wednesday of the month at Kempsville Presbyterian Church, contact Beth McFarlane at email@example.com or 757-404-6950, or Alexis Rose at firstname.lastname@example.com or at 757-288-6613.
Warrenton — Postpartum Support Group held by Toddlin' Time of Warrenton, meets last Tuesday evening of the month; contact Michelle Kelley at 540-347-0613 or Langdon Harris Johnston at firstname.lastname@example.com
Williamsburg — PPD Support group at Anahata Yoga Center of Williamsburg, meets 2nd Tuesday mornings of the month; contact Diana McSpadden, 757-349-6441, facilitatorPPDWilliamsburgVA@
Woodbridge — PPD Support group meets at Woodbridge Psychological Associates on Sunday evenings, contact Elizabeth Wilkins-McKee, firstname.lastname@example.com or Emily Bukauskis, 540-424-5429
WASHINGTON DC (also see Virginia & Maryland)
DC — PPD Support Group, meets Wednesday evenings at Wisconsin Avenue Baptist church, contact Lynne McIntyre at 202-744-3639 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
DC — PPD Support Group at Sibley Hospital, meets Wednesdays from noon to 1 on 3rd floor, contact Erin Brindle at 202-537-4773
Bellevue — "Beyond the Baby Blues" PPD Support Group at Eastgate Public Health Dept., held 1st and 3rd Wednesdays from noon to 1pm, Spanish speaking group held on 2nd and 4th Wednesdays from noon to 1pm, contact Veronique Burke at 425-453-7890 ext 268 or Sylvia Kurin at 425-453-7890 ext. 375
Bellevue — "Balance After Baby" PPD Support at Overlake Hospital, held 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month, contact 425-688-5259
Bremerton — PPD Support Group held at Chiropractic Lifestyle Center meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at 6:30pm; contact Crystal at 360-990-8901 or visit www.kitsaphopecircle.org
Burien — 2nd Location Balance After Birth. 2nd and 4th Monday, 10:30 am – 12:00 pm Highline Medical Center, Cedar Conference Rooms 1&2, 16251 Sylvester Road SW. Burien, WA 98166. Facilitated by Sarah Tyack RN, BSW, IBCLC. For more info please contact Franciscan Family Education(253) 382-8573 or email@example.com. More info at https://www.chifranciscan.org/Classes-and-Events/Classes/Family-Education/
Federal Way — Balance After Birth. 2nd and 4th Saturday, 10:00am – 11:30am at St. Francis Hospital, Education Room.34515 Ninth Ave. S. Federal Way, WA 98003. Facilitates By KC Johnston. For more info please call Franciscan Family Education (253) 382-8573 or email: email@example.com. More info at https://www.chifranciscan.org/Classes-and-Events/Classes/Family-Education/
Gig Harbor — PPD Support Groups at Gig Harbor Family Wellness Center, meets 2nd and 4th Wednesdays at 6:30pm, contact Erinn at 208-691-7787 or visit wwww.kitsaphopecircle.org
Issaquah – Life After Birth support group, meets Wednesdays from 11:30am to 1:30pm at Village Green Yoga, contact firstname.lastname@example.com for info
Kirkland — "This Isn't What I Expected" PPD Support Group at Evergreen Hospital, contact Tracy Van Den Boomen at 425-899-2652 or email@example.com
Longview — PPD Support Group for Cowlitz County, contact Lisa Loeb at the Family Health Center at 360-423-7740, ext 109
Moses Lake — The Mommy's Club Support Group at Crossroads Resource Center, meets 2nd Tuesday of each month from 1:30pm to 3pm, contact Christy Youngers at 509-765-4425
Olympia — FREE Thurston County support group meets every Tuesday from 12:30 -2:00 pm. 110 11th Ave SE, Olympia, WA 98501~United Churches of Olympia in the Yellow Room. It is in the back and downstairs. There is a parking lot right by the room. Facilitators: Stacy Dell, MA LMHC (360)-799-5773, Lisa Iverson, MA LMHCA (360)-790-2273 http://www.lisaiverson.net; Robyn Sowers, MA LMFTA (360)-556-6374 http://robynsowerscounseling.
Poulsbo — PPD support group at Well Being Health Center meets 2nd and 4th Mondays at 6:30pm; contact Crystal at 360-990-8901 or visit www. kitsaphopecircle.org
Seattle — Adjusting to Parenthood. Drop-in Support group meets 1st, 3rd, & 5th Friday 12:30-2 at the Good Shepard Center 4649 Sunnyside Avenue North Seattle, WA 98103 Room 326. Facilitated by Mia Edidin, LICSW. For more info call Mia at 206.659.7773 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Seattle — The 4th Trimester. Wednesday mornings from 10:15 – 11:45 at at the Phinney Neighborhood Association Facilatated by Anita Shelton, M.Ac and Sarah Palmer, LMHC.
Seattle — Mother and Baby Circle. Every Friday from 11:30am-1:00pm at the Seattle Holistic Center (7700 Aurora Ave N, Seattle), Fee: $10, no one turned away for lack of funds. Babies up to one year old welcome. Facilated by Sarah Tyack RN, BSW, IBCLC
Sunnyside — PPD Support Group for Yakima County at Sunnyside Community Hospital, contact Sandra Linde at 509-837-1313
Vancouver — Baby Blues Connection PPD Support Group, contact 360-735-557
Yakima — Postpartum Support Group, meets every Monday 4-5 pm at the Lincoln Avenue Medical Center 2205 W Lincoln Ave. Facilated by Jennifer Sumner, RN. For more info please call Jennifer at 509-457-6540 or email@example.com
PSI of Washington also has a warmline at 888.404.PPMD (7763).
Princeton — PPD Support Group meets at Pisgah United Methodist Church the second Tuesday of the month at 7pm; contact Kelly at 540-691-7746
Fort Atkinson — PPD Support Group at Fort Healthcare Behavioral Health Center, meets Thursdays, contact 920-563-9542
Mequon — Adjusting to Motherhood PPD support group meets every Wednesday at 9am at the Columbia Center; contact 262-243-7408
Calgary (Alberta) — Families Matter hosts PPD support groups, contact 403-205-5178 for times and locations
Edmonton — PPD Support Group at Willowby Community League Hall; meets Wednesdays 1-3pm; for more information please contact Jane at firstname.lastname@example.com; Registration is required
Edmonton — PPD Support Group at Pregnancy Care Centre; meets Mondays 6-8pm; for more information please contact Jane at email@example.com; Registration is required
Stony Plain (Alberta) — PPD Support Group meets Thursdays 9:30am-11:30am free childcare provided. Contact Public Health Nursing (780)968-3700 to register.
British Columbia
Castlegar (British Columbia) — The Mom's Support Group of Castlegar Community Services, contact Sandi McCreight at 250-365-7678
Sunshine Coast — Mama2Mama offers an online forum and support groups, visit www.mamalove.org for details on times and locations of groups
Vancouver (British Columbia) — The Pacific Post Partum Support Society offers telephone support, weekly support groups and more, visit www.postpartum.org or call 604-255-7999 for the lower mainland Vancouver area or 1-855-255-7999 for other British Columbia
Brantford (Ontario) — The Parachute Program – Transitioning to Parenthood, held Wednesdays 1:30pm to 3:00pm at St. Andrew's Community Centre, contact Jane Flinders at 519-755-9482 or visit www.kidscanfly.ca
Burlington (Ontario) — Perinatal Mood Disorder Peer Support Group
Cambridge (Ontario) — Cambridge Memorial Hospital, contact Nancy Makela at 519-621-2330 ext 4361
Cambridge (Ontario) – No Woman Left Behind group meets 2nd Tuesday of each month from 10.30am-noon and the last Thurs of each month from 7.30-9 at Cambridge Midwives George St.; contact firstname.lastname@example.com for more information or www.yellowood.ca
Georgetown (Ontario) — Perinatal Mood Disorder Peer Support Group
Kitchener (Ontario) — Support Group with Irene Tiegs at Grand River Hospital, 519-749-4300 ext 2267
Milton (Ontario) — Perinatal Mood Disorder Peer Support Group
Mississauga/Brampton/Caledon (Ontario) — Postpartum Support Line, contact 905-459-8439 ext 4
Oakville (Ontario) — Perinatal Mood Disorder Peer Support Group
Ottawa (Ontario) — PPD Support offered by Family Services A La Famille, contact 613-725-3601 ext 117 or email email@example.com
Sarnia-Lambton (Ontario) — Postpartum Adjustment Program, click here for more info
Toronto — PPD Support Group at St. Joseph's Health Centre, contact email@example.com or 416-530-6850
Toronto — East Toronto Postpartum Adjustment Program, contact 416-469-7608
Moose Jaw (Saskatchewan) –Postpartum Support Group at YMCA Cubiak Hall; meets Wednesdays from 6:30 to 8pm (childcare provided); contact email@example.com
Regina (Saskatchewan) — Postpartum Support Group at the YMCA of Regina, contact Sally Elliott at 306-757-9622 x 242
Saskatoon (Saskatchewan) — PPD Support Group, contact 306-221-6806
Note: If you are having an emergency, please dial 911
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Presidency of the BRICS will allow Moscow to position itself as a participant of an association that offers an alternative to the global world order, and the grouping's summit in Ufa will give the Russian government an opportunity to present the country as a leader of the non-Western world.
The EU should think less about winning Eastern Partnership countries away from Russia, and more about instituting lasting economic and political reforms.
There is sobering news for the EU in two new polls from Georgia and Moldova, showing that public support for the European project is faltering.
The Ukraine crisis was not just about Ukraine, or even Europe. It was about the global order, which promises a long competition with a yet-unforeseen result.
As it attempts to step back from the brink of a new Cold War, the West will have to make sure that Putin does not interpret backtracking as a reward for bad behavior
The EU needs to remold its support for fundamental political reform in Eastern Partnership states.
Ukrainian society—particularly sectors that pushed for greater accountability and transparency during the EuroMaidan Revolution—and Western governments, particularly the United States, are pushing Poroshenko to rein in the oligarchs.
Japan's national interests need to be front and center, rather than subordinated to the not always clear vision of a particular administration in Washington. These interests demand that Tokyo keeps a viable relationship with Moscow.
The Victory Day parade in Moscow has sent a number of important messages, which outsiders would do well to reflect upon.
The conflict in Ukraine is anything but frozen. The dynamics of this conflict are driven as much by Ukrainian domestic affairs and local commanders' decisions in the conflict zone as they are by any Cold War-style stand-off between East and West.
The latest friction between Chechnya's Ramzan Kadyrov and Moscow's siloviki was not an attack intended to unseat Kadyrov; it was not even a conflict per se. Instead, it was an attempt to reformat Moscow's approach to Chechnya. The contract with Kadyrov isn't being annulled—it's just being rewritten before its next extension.
The intensity of Moscow's current contact with Tehran is unprecedented in Russia's post-Soviet history. Yet despite the potential for improvement, there are serious obstacles that may hamper or even halt cooperation.
Old totalitarian practices can reemerge with new symbols, from new directions. And a struggle against the symbols of past unfreedom isn't enough to protect against a lack of liberty in its latest incarnation.
Moscow no longer needs liberals to imitate democracy or political process.
The tensions in Russian-Western relations will not lead to a direct collision between Russia and NATO. The current surge of mutual psychosis has no relation to the military security.
Russia is tilting toward China in the face of political and economic pressure from the United States and Europe. This does not presage a new Sino-Russian bloc, but the epoch of post-communist Russia's integration with the West is over.
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Rising Star Games is confirmed its line-up for autumn-winter 2012 release. The publisher has four products planned for launch on Nintendo 3DS ranging from dimension changing platform puzzler Shifting World to the backstabbing, treachery and gruesome murders in Virtue's Last Reward. Rising Star Games will also expand its portfolio on other platforms with a first outing for PlayStation Vita of Virtue's Last Reward and the release of the shooter Under Defeat HD Deluxe Edition for Xbox360.
Martin Defries, managing director of Rising Star Games commented, "These titles exemplify the range of experiences Rising Star Games brings to market. We have a balanced portfolio of new releases across all the existing gaming platforms of Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo; entertainment for everyone across the key selling season".
As well as Shifting World and Virtue's Last Reward, Rising Star Games is also releasing Girls' Fashion Shoot on Nintendo DS. The glitz and glamour of the fashion world accessible for girls will fill their busy schedules with photo-shoots, magazine editing and shopping. Their fourth title on the console is Super Black Bass, the fishing game returns, promising a bigger and better fishing simulator.
Full details of Rising Star Game's line-up is shown below. Electronic Theatre will keep you updated with all the latest details about these titles and any future releases from Rising Star Games.
Rising Star Games's Autumn 2012 PAL line-up:
· Shifting World (3DS) – September
· Jewel Master: Cradle of Egypt 2 (DS) – October
· Girls' Fashion Shoot (3DS) – October
· Under Defeat HD Deluxe Edition (360/PS3) – October
· Virtue's Last Reward (3DS/Vita) – November
· Super Black Bass (3DS) – November


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Delhi HC Bans 400 Illegal FIFA 2014 Websites
(Tuesday, June 24, 2014 12:20:25 PM IST)
Delhi High Court ordered ISPs to block 400 websites broadcasting illegal FIFA 2014 live match.
19th Consumer Electronic Imaging Fair To Be Held On 9 January
(Wednesday, December 11, 2013 5:26:52 PM IST)
The fair will be held over a total area of 20,000 square metres.
Ubuntu Events: Here's What's Coming Up!
(Thursday, December 05, 2013 1:26:07 PM IST)
The events are focused on developers and users of the Ubuntu open source platform.
The 'Electronics For You' Design Contest
(Monday, November 25, 2013 11:01:33 AM IST)
"It's all about having the right idea, the will to execute it, an apt platform to showcase it, and the mind to recognise it."If you have a great engineering idea and you know how to execute it, then Electronics For You DESIGN CONTEST is the place for you! Submit your entry before November 30th!
Google's Code-In Contest Kickstarts!
(Tuesday, November 19, 2013 11:07:12 AM IST)
Teens from 13 to 17 years of age can register now and the participation is free of charge.
OSI 2013 Takes Open Source Technology To A New Level!
(Tuesday, November 12, 2013 10:13:55 AM IST)
The impressive turnout of visitors at the OSI 2013 event bears testimony to the fact that open source technology is playing an eminent role in both technical and non-technical worlds.
Asia's Largest Open Source Convention 'Open Source India 2013' Kicks Off Today
(Monday, November 11, 2013 9:42:51 AM IST)
The 10th edition of Open Source India 2013 is all set to kick off at NIMHANS Center in Bengaluru today and will conclude on 13 November.
Second Solar Meet Taking Place Tomorrow In Bhubaneswar
(Thursday, November 07, 2013 1:00:01 PM IST)
The conference will witness the coming together of industrial houses, public sector undertakings, government agencies and private organizations who will discuss solar policy.
Mexicos Math Champion Dubbed As The Next Steve Jobs
(Friday, November 01, 2013 4:47:13 PM IST)
A small Mexican girl with minimum means makes a mark with exceptional math scores. EFY Times takes a look.
Yahoo To Fire 500 Under-Performers!
(Friday, November 01, 2013 4:46:44 PM IST)
Yahoos CEO gears for a massive hiring spree, while firing some of the non-performers. Lets take a look.
eRocks Design Engineers Conference Opens In Bengaluru!
(Saturday, October 05, 2013 6:44:23 PM IST)
You can choose from inspirational talks by industry leaders from around the world, hands-on tutorials on building the next hot gadget, and innovation demos that will blow your mind!
EFY And ELCINA Join Hands For EFY Expo 2014
(Tuesday, September 24, 2013 5:13:00 PM IST)
EFY Expo 2014 is scheduled to happen from 20 to 22 February, 2014 at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi.
Linus Torvalds Hates Last Minute Patches, Points At Lead Linux Kernel Developer
(Friday, September 20, 2013 9:56:00 AM IST)
In a Q&A session at New Orleans, Linus Torvalds and other top Linux programmers discuss Linux, lifes passions.
Open Source Summit - A Meeting Of Open Minds
(Saturday, September 07, 2013 5:25:46 PM IST)
Interested in the Open Source hardware movement? Then this event is something you ought not to miss.
Fedora Linux Set To Construct Swift Core
(Wednesday, August 14, 2013 1:00:08 PM IST)
Linux offers scope for a large variety of applicability from small devices and desktops to servers and the cloud.
Seven Google Science Fair Finalists Are Of Indian Origin!
(Monday, August 05, 2013 6:18:36 PM IST)
Seven out of fifteen finalists of the Google Science Fair belong to India.
PM Urges BHEL To Take Lead In Solar Power Generation
(Saturday, August 03, 2013 2:51:31 PM IST)
PM Manmohan Singh said that the success of the solar mission can help in enhancing the countrys energy security and significantly contribute towards the country's efforts to combat climate change.
Harish Hande Advises Solar Industry At SolarCon 2013
(Friday, August 02, 2013 4:01:00 PM IST)
Dr. Harish Hande, the Ramon Magsaysay award winner emphasized on the fact that the industry should be innovative, resilient and have the guts to enter into the market without government subsidies.
SunEdison Donates Coursework For Future Solar Entrepreneurs
(Thursday, August 01, 2013 9:33:11 AM IST)
Candidates holding a diploma or an engineering degree can apply for the course, which encompasses solar module installation, with technical training provided by SunEdison.
Samsung To Host Its First Tizen Developer Conference
(Wednesday, July 24, 2013 11:17:18 AM IST)
The conference is said to focus on teaching developers about Samsung tools and software developer kits.
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Selected viruses, spyware, and other threats: sorted alphabetically
Short descriptionWin32/Afgan.F is a file infector.
InstallationThe virus creates and runs a new thread with its own program code within the following processes:
- %sytem%\winlogon.exe
- %windir%\explorer.exe
Executable files infectionThe virus searches for executables with one of the following extensions:
Executables are infected by appending the code of the virus to the last section.
- .exe
The host file is modified in a way that causes the virus to be executed prior to running the original code. Size of the code inserted is 24 KB .
Other informationThe virus tries to download and execute several files from the Internet.
The virus contains a list of (4) URLs. The files are stored in one of the following folders:
using the following filenames:
- %temp%
- loader.exe
- dattim.tmp