Planning another baby after experiencing perinatal anxiety and depression
What if you've struggled with perinatal depression or anxiety and you're worried you may encounter similar problems again? Here's some advice from PANDA.
About the author: Terri Smith
Terri Smith was appointed CEO of PANDA in December 2014 bringing a commitment to developing PANDA’s role as a voice for families affected by perinatal anxiety and depression.
Terri brings a wealth of experience to PANDA as an experienced not-for-profit executive. She has previously served as CEO of a professional health association, Deputy CEO/National Program and Policy Manager for Breast Cancer Network Australia and Director of Client Services for Moreland Community Health Services.
Visit: http://www.panda.org.au/
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Postnatal depression and anxiety – treatment and recovery
If you're experiencing perinatal depression and anxiety you may be wondering what treatment is available and where you can to access that treatment. A visit to your GP is usually the first step in your recovery. More information here ...
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Let’s break down the divide between parenting expectation and reality
We live in a world where we are bombarded with images about how parenthood should be – soft lighting, happy smiles and perfectly groomed parents and kids. Sometimes it does turn out like this, but often it doesn't.
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