This research is a randomized clinical trial study. The target community will have mothers who have given birth to their children last week and have a score of over 13 in Edinburgh's Depression Test and have the right to participate in the research. The sample size will be 110 people who will be randomly divided into two groups, both of which will be identical in terms of age. In first group we will use drug therapy. In the second group, cognitive-behavioral therapy will be implemented based on virtual content, in which behavioral-cognitive behavioral techniques including depression symptoms, anxiety and depression control, ways of coping, the role of negative thoughts and emotional relationship with it, problem-solving skills, He will be trained in creating and improving depressed mood, teaching legless, and teaching effective communication styles.
At 2 and 4 months of age, Edinburgh's Depression test will be tested again in mothers and the degree of improvement will be compared in the two groups.
On the other hand, the weight of newborns born at birth, 2 months and 4 months of age will be measured. The second consequence is the weight gain of the child and the initial outcomes of the depression.
The target community will be the mothers who gave birth to their children last week and have a score of over 13 in Edinburgh's depression. They also have to be able to read and write and work with the telegram. Other criteria for research include the singularity statement, lack of problems with pregnancy; being treated without depression, having no thoughts of harm to yourself and others to enter the research is required.
Exit criteria: If they do not respond to treatment or worsen, they will be excluded from the study.