"It's not easy to break through the walls of isolation which depression throws up. But depression does lift..people do recover."
"PND can strike at any time, regardless of the birth experience, and can be the result of other upheavels in life"
"THE MUM NEEDS TO FEEL ABLE TO SHARE HER FEELINGS WITH PEOPLE SHE CAN TRUST AND WHO WILL UNDERSTAND, NOT JUDGE HER."
The Cork Monthly Support Meeting will be held on Tuesday 27th June, from 8pm until 10pm, in The ...
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Reminder: The Monthly Kerry Support Meeting will be held on Wednesday July 5th at 8.00pm in The ...
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Postnatal depression is a term used to cover feelings of depression after having a baby. At first many women are tired, feel unsure and are not able to cope when they come home from hospital. This normally passes within a couple of weeks. However, for mothers with postnatal depression, things do not improve:
These women are not ungrateful or unmotherly, they are experiencing one of the most common complications of childbirth, from which too many women still suffer unnecessarily in silence - Post-Natal Depression.
At Postnatal Depression Ireland our mission is to provide support, help & friendship to those suffering from the effects of Post Natal Depression. We have been providing these services free of charge for 25 years & hope to continue to do so long into the future.
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