Post by monica on Mar 1, 2017 19:40:14 GMT
DID YOUR MENTAL HEALTH CHANGE FOLLOWING THE BIRTH OF YOUR BABY?
DID YOU ACCESS HELP FROM NHS SERVICES?
IF YOU ANSWERED YES TO THESE QUESTIONS YOU MAY BE
SUITABLE TO TAKE PART IN A RESEARCH STUDY THAT HOPES
TO IMPROVE UNDERSTANDING OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
FOR MOTHERS. IF YOU ANSWERED YES TO THESE QUESTIONS YOU MAY BE
SUITABLE TO TAKE PART IN A RESEARCH STUDY THAT HOPES
TO IMPROVE UNDERSTANDING OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
FOR MOTHERS.
This study forms past of a Professional Doctorate thesis and is led by the University of Staffordshire.
The research will focus on mothers’ experiences of receiving NHS support
for postnatal depression/low mood following the birth of their baby.
Participants will be asked to speak about their experiences in a face to face
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO FIND OUT MORE CONTACT ELOISE LEA :
01782 294 007 / postnatalresearch@gmail.com
DID YOU ACCESS HELP FROM NHS SERVICES?
IF YOU ANSWERED YES TO THESE QUESTIONS YOU MAY BE
SUITABLE TO TAKE PART IN A RESEARCH STUDY THAT HOPES
TO IMPROVE UNDERSTANDING OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
FOR MOTHERS. IF YOU ANSWERED YES TO THESE QUESTIONS YOU MAY BE
SUITABLE TO TAKE PART IN A RESEARCH STUDY THAT HOPES
TO IMPROVE UNDERSTANDING OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
FOR MOTHERS.
This study forms past of a Professional Doctorate thesis and is led by the University of Staffordshire.
The research will focus on mothers’ experiences of receiving NHS support
for postnatal depression/low mood following the birth of their baby.
Participants will be asked to speak about their experiences in a face to face
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO FIND OUT MORE CONTACT ELOISE LEA :
01782 294 007 / postnatalresearch@gmail.com
