Perinatal Mental Health Week: Results of research focused on supporting isolated mums with post natal depression

Maree Bernoth; Keryl de Haan; Joanna Esler

Perinatal Mental Health Week: Results of research focused on supporting isolated mums with post natal depression

Maree Bernoth, Keryl de Haan, Joanna Esler

Murumbidgee Local Health District

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Approximately one in five expecting or new mums and one in ten expecting dads experience perinatal anxiety or depression. Guilt and shame, isolation and lack of information, services or supports can often get in the way of people asking for help. How can we best support this group especially those living in isolated areas?

Original language	English
No.	November 2021
Specialist publication	The Current
Publication status	Published - 03 Nov 2021

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Perinatal Mental Health Week: Results of research focused on supporting isolated mums with post natal depression

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