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London School of Economics Pdf, 160.0kb
Published: May 2022
This supplement was developed in response to feedback we received from some members of our advisory group after publication of the report ‘The economic case for increasing access to treatment for women with common mental health problems during the perinatal period'.
With 70% of new mums hiding or downplaying how unwell they’re feeling, it’s clear more action is needed to combat shame and stigma. Talking openly about mental health during pregnancy and early parenthood is key.
Year after year, suicide remains the leading cause of death for new mums. This cannot continue. Greater awareness of perinatal mental health problems will help colleagues and loved ones spot the signs that a new parent might be struggling.
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MMHA Pdf, 1.8mb
Published: January 2024
Every few months MMHA publish an eBulletin to chart our campaigning progress, highlight risks and opportunities to improve perinatal mental healthcare across the UK and share new resources to help people working with women, babies, and families in the perinatal period provide the best possible mental health support.
MMHA Pdf, 2.0mb
Published: January 2024
Every few months MMHA publish an eBulletin to chart our campaigning progress, highlight risks and opportunities to improve perinatal mental healthcare across the UK and share new resources to help people working with women, babies, and families in the perinatal period provide the best possible mental health support.
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