Anusaya’s antenatal anxiety and depression story
This is not an individual woman's story, it represents the thousands of stories PANDA's counsellors hear every year
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How to spot perinatal anxiety or depression in expecting and new dads
If you're the partner, friend or family member of an expecting or new dad, how can you recognise that they may have perinatal depression or anxiety. Here are the signs to look out for ...
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.
9 ways to help combat pregnancy anxiety
So what exactly are the symptoms of anxiety in pregnancy? And how do you know when you need help.
‘I wish I knew’: kick-starting conversations about perinatal anxiety and depression
The theme of this year’s PANDA Week campaign is 'I wish I knew’, because many expecting and new mums and dads are surprised and shocked by how challenging becoming a parent can be.
Perinatal depression and anxiety in men – symptoms and treatment
What are the symptoms of antenatal and postnatal depression in men? Where can fathers go for help and support when they're experiencing postnatal depression? And what are the treatment options available?
Perinatal depression and anxiety in men – when and how to seek help
Men from all walks of life and all cultures, even those who generally feel confident and assured, can experience anxiety or depression as part of becoming a parent. Here is when and how to seek treatment for perinatal depression and anxiety in men.
Perinatal depression and anxiety – symptoms and treatment
Perinatal depression and anxiety (the term used to describe both antenatal and postnatal depression and anxiety) is can be treated - the sooner the better. Here are the symptoms and treatment options ...
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 ...
Does your friend have postnatal depression?
Often a friend is the first to notice when something is not right. So how can you tell if your friend might have PND, and how can you help?
