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‘Becoming a mother – matrescence - involves major change - physical, psychological and social. Contrary to a widespread belief, mental health problems in pregnancy and after delivery are common, affecting approximately one in five women. The problems range from severe distress to frank psychosis. They impact not just the mother but many others, particularly the baby, partner and wider family. Most women with perinatal mental health problems will benefit from counselling. In her book, Dr Sultana provides a roadmap for therapists and other professionals working with women who are experiencing mental health problems. She shares the findings of her PhD to illuminate the themes that predominate including those that are specific to the perinatal period. The book will be a useful resource for the many professionals working in perinatal mental health.’ John Sheehan, MB BCh BAO DO DCh FRCPI MRCPsych MMedSc MCPsychI, is a medical doctor who has worked as a consultant perinatal psychiatrist at the Rotunda Hospital since 1995. He is an Associate Clinical Professor in the UCD School of Medicine. He has a special interest in teaching and psychotherapy and was a Board member of the School of Psychotherapy at St Vincent’s University Hospital.

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Mou Sultana, PhD, works as a Counselling Psychologist (CPsychol, BPS) and Psychotherapist (UKCP, MICP) in private practice Need2talk and with Vhi. She is a lecturer and supervisor at the Irish College of Humanities and Applied Sciences. She specialises in perinatal mental health, sexuality, domestic violence, trauma and neuroscience.

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