The arrival of a baby can bring unexpected darkness. Postpartum depression is common, real, and very treatable — and you deserve support.
Postpartum depression (PPD) is far more than the “baby blues.” It’s a real medical condition that can bring persistent sadness, exhaustion, anxiety, and a painful sense of disconnection — during pregnancy or in the months after birth.
PPD is never your fault, and it doesn’t mean you love your baby any less. With compassionate, specialized care, it is highly treatable — and you can feel like yourself again.
PPD can look different for everyone. If these have lasted more than two weeks, please reach out — help is here.
Deep sadness, emptiness, or frequent crying.
Constant worry about your baby or yourself.
Fatigue that goes beyond normal newborn tiredness.
Trouble bonding or feeling numb toward your baby.
Anger, agitation, or feeling constantly on edge.
Feeling like you’re not a good enough parent.
Unable to sleep even when baby sleeps, or appetite changes.
Intrusive or frightening thoughts that distress you.
Having thoughts of harming yourself or your baby? Please reach out for immediate support — call or text 988 any time, or call 911. You are not alone, and help is available right now.
Founder & Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner · APRN-CNP, PMHNP-BC
Roxanne DoBrava is a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP-BC) and the founder of Tranquil Minds Mental Health. As a trusted psychiatrist in Monticello, MN alternative, she offers compassionate postpartum depression treatment in Monticello, MN, combining sensitive medication management with therapy.
“New parenthood can be overwhelming, and postpartum depression is nothing to be ashamed of. My goal is to help you feel supported, understood, and like yourself again.”
We support the full range of perinatal mental-health experiences, during pregnancy and after birth.
Persistent depression after childbirth that interferes with daily life.
Overwhelming worry and fear centered on your baby or your health.
Depression that begins during pregnancy itself.
Intrusive, distressing thoughts and compulsions after birth.
We help you tell the difference and get the right level of care.
PPD can affect any parent — partners included. Support is for you too.
Sensitive, evidence-based care tailored to this tender season of life.
A non-invasive, drug-free therapy that uses gentle magnetic pulses to reactivate the brain circuits involved in mood. FDA-cleared and highly effective.
Learn morePrecise, closely monitored prescribing tailored to your biology, history, and goals — thoughtful care, never guesswork.
Learn moreCompassionate, evidence-based talk therapy in a safe, judgment-free space that helps you heal the whole person.
Learn moreCreyos offers a gentle, objective way to measure how you’re really doing cognitively — supporting complete, compassionate postpartum care.
Creyos (formerly Cambridge Brain Sciences) is a scientifically validated platform built on 30+ years of neuroscience — giving us real data, not guesswork, to guide your care.
From your very first call, you're met with warmth, expertise, and a plan made just for you.
A free, no-pressure consultation to hear your story and answer your questions.
A thorough assessment of your symptoms, history, and goals — the foundation of great care.
Together we choose the right combination of therapies for your unique needs.
We track your progress and adjust as you heal — you're never in this alone.
The baby blues are mild and usually pass within two weeks. PPD is more intense and persistent, lasting longer and interfering with daily life. If symptoms linger beyond two weeks, it’s worth reaching out.
Often, yes. Many treatment options are considered compatible with breastfeeding, and we’ll carefully weigh the choices with you to fit your situation.
Absolutely not. PPD is a medical condition caused by many factors — not a reflection of your love or ability as a parent. Seeking help is an act of strength and love.
Yes. Any parent can experience depression after a baby arrives. Support here is for you, too.
We accept most major insurance plans. During your consultation, we’ll help you verify your specific benefits.
Start with a free, confidential 15-minute consultation — let's find the path that works for you.
Schedule your free 15-minute consultation to learn more about your treatment options. During this no-obligation consultation, we'll: