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Therapy without
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Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS): why standard scales fail in the perinatal period

The EPDS deliberately excludes somatic symptoms — fatigue, sleep disturbance, appetite changes — because they are normative in the postnatal period. It is the only screening tool designed for the phenomenology of perinatal depression.

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Beck Depression Inventory (BDI-II): how to read results and track change over time

Not just scores — but what to do with them. Thresholds, clinically significant change, and why a single measurement is not a diagnosis.

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"I think the client is doing better" — why that's not enough

Systematic review: clinical judgment vs objective data. The results are sobering.