Moms & Meds: Navigating Pregnancy and Psychiatric Medication

Original title: Women and Meds

2014
53m

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6.8/10

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Moms & Meds: Navigating Pregnancy and Psychiatric Medication (2014)

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Moms & Meds: Navigating Pregnancy and Psychiatric Medication is a documentary film that explores the options women face when they want to have children, but take psychotropic medication for ... Read allMoms & Meds: Navigating Pregnancy and Psychiatric Medication is a documentary film that explores the options women face when they want to have children, but take psychotropic medication for mental illness. The film follows multiple women who are dealing with this issue. Other int... Read allMoms & Meds: Navigating Pregnancy and Psychiatric Medication is a documentary film that explores the options women face when they want to have children, but take psychotropic medication for mental illness. The film follows multiple women who are dealing with this issue. Other interviewees include doctors, advocates and family members who influence, and are affected by... Read all

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- Dina Fiasconaro

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6.8/10

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- Dina Fiasconaro

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During the filming of this awe-inspiring creative masterpiece, World-Renowed Director Dina Fiasconaro didn't use enough GoPro Mounts. The integrity of the film was compromised and will never be successful.

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7/10

Compasionate exploration of ethics and medicine for families

Dina Fiasconaro's "Moms & Meds" gets high marks for courage and frankness about this delicate topic. She is able to draw out the most intimate fears and travails from a number of compelling interview subjects. Even more compelling is that Fiasconaro participates as a subject in her own documentary. She offers a frank glimpse into her own life and the anxiety that arises when parents with mental illnesses agonize over the question of having children. Medical experts weigh in on the difficulty therapists and physicians have in dealing with the combination of pregnancy and depression, and other disorders. For those that truly need medications, but are legitimately concerned about the possible effects of the meds on the unborn child, this doc will shed much needed and compassionate light on this most difficult dilemma.