Today is the fourth day of Black Maternal Mental Health Week #BMMHW21 and were speaking about effective 'engagement' with black mothers and pregnant women.
Hold vital conversations, raise awareness, make changes.
Today is the third day of Black Maternal Mental Health Week #BMMHW21 and we'll be speaking of the role of the community and how this positively or negatively impacts black mothers, our mental health, and how services can integrate with the community for better outcomes.
Yesterday we spoke about Trust.
@sandeeigwe : Will there ever be trust?
@_MarsLord : Yes, I think there will - I don’t think it will be a quick fix, or a major shift into trust. I know there are midwives + doctors that are working to confront their own implicit bias. #BMMHW21
Shocked by the possibility of this guidance actually being published… for more information on how to challenge this check out _aliciaburnett on instagram! #NotSoNice
"Postpartum psychosis - never even heard of it? Neither had I but it would shortly become one of the biggest learning experiences I’d ever endured and really tested my mental well-being." Simon, APP > https://t.co/EZbNlfCG56
#DadsMHDay - International Fathers Mental Health Day
Five X More’s Black maternity experience survey is closing soon and we want to hear from you if you are currently pregnant or have given birth in the last 5 years. Please visit https://t.co/ZypMTFFHXv to fill yours out and help us spread the word on your networks. Thank you
New job alert: Action on Postpartum Psychosis is seeking a part-time Peer Support Facilitator with lived experience of postpartum psychosis to manage an innovative project with @BlackCountryNHS
£24-27k pro rata
Application deadline: 6th July 2021
https://t.co/xEZkFgVcMY
Maternal mental health refers to a woman’s mental health in pregnancy and the early postnatal years. Examples of maternal mental illness include antenatal or postnatal depression, anxiety, OCD, postpartum psychosis and PTSD.
Read more: https://t.co/x3iLLvsubR #MaternalMHmatters
Maternal Mental Health Awareness Week is here!
Please join the conversation, break the stigma around maternal mental illness, and help women and families who are affected get the care they need and deserve.
Visit https://t.co/kRC97TzaLH.
#JourneysToRecovery#MaternalMHmatters
Did you know? More than one in ten women will develop a mental illness during pregnancy or within the first year after having a baby.
Infographic via the Maternal Mental Health Alliance > https://t.co/mjnPSBdD9k
Today we are launching the “I am here to listen” badges in partnership with Guys and St Thomas Hospital.
Guys and St Thomas hospital is the first trial site for the badges and the training that we will be conducting.
#fivexmore#fivexmoreGSTT
Today’s the first day of Maternal Mental Health Awareness Week 2021 and this years theme is Journeys to Recovery. @MotherhoodGroup are members of @PMHPUK so please do take part in the themes, continue to hold and join in valuable conversations around maternal mental health.
In today’s @fivexmore petition debate, I told the story of my own pregnancy.
Too often, Black women are treated as the problem.
But we could be the solution if you would just listen to us, if you would just respect us, if you would just care for us #BlackMaternalHealthDebate
Through the human rights legal framework, lived experience and maternity care expertise, we aim to highlight how systemic racism is impacting on maternity care. Submit your lived experience today to help us make a real change.
https://t.co/lo1Tjxnm5C
With Maternal Mental Health Awareness Week imminent, we share information from organiser and MMHA member, @PMHPUK, about the daily themes, activities and how to get involved: https://t.co/kRC97TzaLH
Black women are 4x more likely to die in pregnancy & childbirth.
Campaigners, experts & women with personal experience are meeting on Thursday at 6:30pm to talk about how we can change this #FiveXmorePM#BlackMaternalHealth
Register here to join us 👇🏾
https://t.co/yoIEnJ4mjB