Monthly Archives: February 2016

HuffPost | Maternal Anxiety (Part 2 of 2): Practical Guidance

My 5 step strategy for empowerment over excess anxiety is called FINcE: Focus, Identify, Normalize, Compartmentalize, and Engage

Photo attribution: Who will deliver her baby?

Home births are increasingly popular, but a new article explores the safety of this option for labor and delivery.

Maternal anxiety is necessary but sometimes can spin out of control. A guide to what’s normal and when you should seek help.

@CarlySnyderMD

@comilla_s Thank you!

@44artllc I like that - I personally feel differently depending on the day - sometimes I’m ok, sometimes I feel like I am hanging on by a thread!

26 Journaling Prompts To Help You Navigate The COVID-19 Pandemic buff.ly/39MCmis pic.twitter.com/n0yDGvF9z6

Five Strategies to Protect Patients, Staff in Psychiatric Inpatient Units From COVID-19 buff.ly/2XnT0ST pic.twitter.com/XY4EaGnkXW

Psychiatrists Offer Insights, Guidance Regarding SMI Patients During COVID-19 Pandemic buff.ly/39SOIFN pic.twitter.com/oEJZZ8ljTK

Food + NutritionDr. Indrani Raman | Feeling Good, Looking Good | Jan. 15th 2020 | MD for Moms Radio
Dr. Carly Snyder interviews Dr. Indrani Raman about medical weight loss and integrative medicine on her radio show / podcast MD for Moms.
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Peri-Natal PsychiatryReady for Baby #2? Ask Yourself These Questions First
Ready to expand your family? Here are some things to think about when considering having another baby, as originally published on WeAreRobyn.co
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Wellness + BeautyCOVID19 and Kids - What Parents Need To Know with Pediatricians Dr. Hina Talib and Dr. Kelly Fradin | April 8th 2020 | MD for Moms Radio
Dr. Carly Snyder interviews Pediatricians Dr. Kelly Fradin and Dr. Hina Talib about COVID19 and kids on her radio show / podcast MD for Moms.
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