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At least one in ten new mother goes through postnatal depression (PND), but little attention is given to partners of these women, despite research showing that PND affects relationships (MIND, UK).
For this reason, I am hoping to pioneer research into this topic, starting with my Bsc Psychology final year research.The research aims to explore experiences of male partners of women who are currently experiencing postnatal depression. It is time to give men a voice!!!
If your partner is currently experiencing PND, and you are interested in taking part in this innovative research, please contact the researcher via private message on the forum my username is BILIKIS. Any enquiries regarding the research are also welcome. THANK YOU!!!
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