Season 1 Episode 3: Perinatal mental health
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Season 1 Episode 3: Perinatal mental health
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About this listen
In recent years, significant funding has been invested in specialist perinatal mental health services but there are disparities in access to these services and experiences with health and social care professionals.
This episode explores the role of social workers in perinatal mental health, the risk factors of developing perinatal mental illness and the red flags to look out for that may indicate a new or expectant mother is struggling with perinatal mental health issues.
The guests are Tara Mitchell, a registered social worker and operations manager of the perinatal mental health service at Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, and Wan Abdullah, a mother with lived experience of perinatal mental illness.
Asking the questions is Gemma Balmford, assistant content editor, Community Care Inform Adults.
Subscribe to the Learn on the go series to stay up-to-date with new episodes. Look out for the next episode in Season 1, which will be released at the end of April.
Links
Royal College of Psychiatrists
MBRRACE-UK
Tavistock and Portman
The perinatal mental health elearning programme
Maternal Mental Health Alliance
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