Perinatal in Practice is a weekly podcast for perinatal providers of every discipline — not just mental health specialists — covering the full perinatal journey from fertility through parenting. Most weeks feature a short episode delivering a practical insight, tip, or technique providers can use right away; once a month, we bring in perinatal providers for a deep dive into a specific topic. The goal: every professional working with families during this window should have the knowledge and confidence to recognize perinatal mental health challenges and respond with compassion, effective referral, or treatment.
Almost every parent worries. Perinatal anxiety is something different, and knowing how to tell the two apart changes what you do next.
In the first episode of Perinatal in Practice, Rebecca lays out how to distinguish the normal uptick in worry that comes with pregnancy and new parenthood from a perinatal anxiety disorder. She explains why anxiety naturally increases during this period, from an evolutionary and neurological standpoi...
Birth plans get all the attention. Postpartum planning gets almost none and that gap is where a lot of avoidable conflict and confidence loss shows up in the fourth trimester.
In this episode, Rebecca breaks down why postpartum planning deserves the same attention as birth planning, and how to introduce it with clients without it feeling like one more task on their list. She covers the confidence dip that almost every new parent exp...
Postpartum psychosis is having a moment in the media, and most of what gets said about it is wrong on the two points that matter most: how rare it actually is, and what it has to do with how someone feels about becoming a mother. Neither is what you'd think.
In this episode, Rebecca gives a clearer, more accurate picture of postpartum psychosis: why "rare" is the wrong word for something that affects one to two in every thousand...
Welcome to Perinatal in Practice, the podcast for professionals working alongside people on the journey to parenthood.
Whether you're a therapist, midwife, doula, lactation consultant, health visitor, GP, or nurse, if you work with pregnant people, new parents, or families in the perinatal period, this show was made for you.
Hosted by Rebecca Reddin, chartered psychologist and founder of the Perinatal Mental Health Institute (PMHI), ...
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