It is coming...........We will be announcing the theme of the 9th annual #maternalmentalhealthawarenessweek on 01/03/25!
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Birth Companions is a national charity supporting women facing inequality and disadvantage during pregnancy, birth and the postnatal period.
www.birthcompanions.org.uk
We transform ideas into practical action by facilitating cross-sector collaborations that test healthcare interventions. From quick prototypes to longer term pilots, we are tackling health inequalities together.
Find out more: linktr.ee/waystowellness
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Better Start is a team of early child development experts driven by a shared vision of real and lasting change for childhoods, from pregnancy to starting school. https://betterstart.org.uk/
Specialist Perinatal Mental Health Nurse, Perinatal MH expert by experience, Solicitor in a past life but still on the roll, Chair of By Your Side. RCN Student Nurse of the Year 2023. Honorary Fellow of the Institute of Health Visiting. All views my own 💜
Senior External Engagement Fellow
Perinatal mental health, physical activity & leisure
Edge Hill University
Neurodivergent mum, midwife, and health equity advocate. Passionate about improving communication and access in maternal/perinatal care. Seeking laughter, truth, and people unafraid to stand up (even (especially!) to me). Lover of travel and 90’s music.
We support the growth and quality of specialised parent-infant relationship teams across the UK. Previously PIPUK.
Find us on:
www.linkedin.com/company/parent-infantfoundation/
www.parentinfantfoundation.org.uk
We protect and promote the human rights of people with mental illness, learning disability, dementia and related conditions.
mwcscot.org.uk
Mental health/tech stuff. Sell ads for local newspapers, keeping local public interest news alive. Former writer in residence @centreforMH. Ask me to write MH things. Director Social Spider CIC. DMs open. Podcast @BBCOuch
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CEO Institute of Health Visiting.
Working to give every baby & child the best life from the start - advocating for high quality health visiting services for all families
Perinatal, parent-infant and couples psychologist. Loves Winnicott more than loves life itself. DrRachelFraser.com. Tha Gàidhlig (lapach) agam.
National Co-ordinator (NHS Contracts) - Action on Postpartum Psychosis (APP). Interested in Partnerships, Lived Experience, Raising Awareness & Peer Support for all affected by PP -a treatable psychiatric emergency. MMHA #EveryonesBusiness Champion
Perinatal psychiatrist | half of @beyondbabyblues.bsky.social | #maternalmentalhealth #womenshealth #meded #patientsafety | here for perinatal chat, book recommendations and cat pics 🏳️🌈
Specialist Perinatal Mental Health Midwife and Professional Midwifery Advocate @ Sherwood Forest Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (Notts)
Ambler, Reader, Londoner, Strictly lover, incompetent gardener and forgetful history nut.
Innovation Fellow at University of Edinburgh.
Perinatal mental health / Intergenerational mental health
Exploring the relationships between caregiver social determinants of mental health, technology use, and parent-infant early relational health
she/her
Postdoc at Emory Grady Trauma Project
Infant & Maternal Mental Health • studying intergenerational stress and trauma, neurobiology and psychopathology
Collecting and sharing your stories of having a baby
Learn more at www.havingababy.org.au
Follows are not endorsements
AMP Perinatal Mental Health/Trauma #CBT #EMDR PhD Candidate TCD. #IntersectStudy #perinataltrauma
Wife. Mother.
Dublin.
Professor of Psychology @ University of Southern California: neuroendocrinology of close relationships, particularly plasticity across the transition to parenthood. Writing the book _Dad Brain_ for Flatiron Books, about the neurobiology of fatherhood.
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Mental health professional.
Perinatal mental health PhD at @maynoothuni.bsky.social
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