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The journey to conception can be emotionally demanding — and for some, the strain of this period is closely linked to the development or worsening of a mental health condition.
Pregnancy is a time of profound change – hormonal shifts, personal expectations and external pressures can all take a toll on emotional wellbeing.
The period after birth is one of the most vulnerable phases in a parent's life – psychological difficulties can emerge in many different forms during this time.
Early childhood is a formative stage, in which support and understanding lay the foundation for the healthy development of the whole family.
A perinatal mental health crisis rarely affects only one person – partners and the wider family are often impacted too.
Looking for guidance, want to find the right professional for you, or look up specialist terms? Here you'll find the key information at a glance.
The transition to parenthood is one of life's most intense phases. Pregnancy, birth, and the early weeks with a newborn bring profound change — and with it, a wide range of emotions, challenges, and adjustments. Good mental health during this time matters: for parents themselves, for the bond with their child, and for family life as a whole.