Postnatal Depression Postnatal depression (PND) is not uncommon affecting around 15 per cent of new mothers. Many more feel tired, low, occasionally distressed, isolated and lonely. These articles will provide an insight into who is susceptible to Postnatal Depression, how to recognise the signs and how to find help. Taking the first step is often the hardest.
OverviewIt helps if you know what to expect after the birth of your baby. Management tipsPsychologist, Betty Chetcuti, provides practical advice for coping with PND.Q & A SessionRead these answers provided by Dr Martine Walker from mums suffering from PND.Help PanelBetty Chetcuti, Psychologist, is available to answer your questions about PND.Huggies ForumChat to other mums and find support in our PND support forum.Finding HelpFinding help and support in your local community is important. |
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