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Our dedicated team offer mental health support to people expecting a baby or who have recently given birth and their families throughout pregnancy right up until the baby’s first birthday.
Having a baby is meant to be a joyous occasion, but if that’s not what you’re experiencing know that you are not alone!
Up to 1 in 5 people experience anxiety, low mood, intrusive thoughts or other debilitating mental health symptoms during their pregnancy or after giving birth.
This can be incredibly scary and isolating. It may be difficult to tell those close to you in case they don’t understand.
It's okay if you're experiencing some of these feelings during pregnancy and after giving birth, but please don't suffer in silence.
Help and support is out there, you can either fill in the self-referral form on this website or speak to your midwife, health visitor or GP about how you are feeling.
The image on the right shows a graphic of women surrounded by wording that reads: 'Are you feeling... Hopelessness, down, fear, isolated, unreal, panicky, suicidal, lonely, trapped, instrusive thoughts?'
If you are pregnant or have recently given birth and find you are suffering mentally or emotionally, please do not suffer alone. You can fill in the Self-Referral form by clicking on the links below and it will be sent to the team in your local area who will be in touch within 7 days.
01234 290130
020 8510 8151
0207 363 8801
0208 121 5425
