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OH 2035

For the Postpartum Depression and Maternal Mental Health Oral History Project. Karen Kleiman is a clinical social worker and maternal mental health therapist. She founded the Postpartum Stress Center in Pennsylvania in 1988. Kleiman has written and co-written several books on motherhood, postpartum health, and therapy. These include: This Isn’t What I Expected (1994), The Postpartum Husband (2000), What Was I Thinking? (2005), and Dropping the Baby and Other Scary Thoughts (2011). In the interview she discusses founding her center, appealing to physicians, and navigating the pathologizing of postpartum stress.

About this Oral History

Physical Description 67 pp.
Terms of Use Closed until March 30 2025
Interviewer(s) Rachel Louise Moran
Date of Interview March 30, 2021

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