Karen Kleiman is an internationally renowned author, therapist, and founder of The Postpartum Stress Center, LLC, which is the premier treatment facility for women experiencing postpartum depression and related disorders. For over thirty years, she has been dedicated to the treatment of postpartum depression, training therapists and providing education to help new moms overcome the challenges of motherhood.

With several best-selling books to her name, including her groundbreaking book "The Postpartum Husband" which has been heralded as required reading for anyone supporting a new mom or partner, Kleiman has made invaluable contributions to the field of maternal mental health. Her work has been recognized around the world, receiving acclaim from fellow clinicians, academic institutions, and the media.

However, it is not just her professional accomplishments that make her stand out. Karen is a gifted, compassionate, and kind person who brings warmth and humor to the work she does. She has a way of putting people at ease and making them feel heard and understood.

Her passion for helping new moms and their families comes from personal experience. As a mother of two, Karen knows first-hand the emotional struggles that come with the transition to motherhood. Her empathy and insight make her a sought after expert in her field and a much-loved therapist.

Karen has been featured in numerous media outlets, including The New York Times, ABC News, and Good Morning America. She is a frequent conference speaker and has presented at numerous national and international conferences.

In addition to her work at The Postpartum Stress Center, Karen is actively involved in various organizations promoting mental health and wellness for women and families. Her commitment to education and advocacy is just one of the many reasons why she is so beloved among her peers and clients alike.

For all of Karen's incredible achievements, she remains humble and approachable, always eager to learn and grow. Her dedication, passion, and warmth make her not just an expert in the field of maternal mental health but a true asset to the broader community.