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24.01.2022 Knowledge is power. Prevention is key. Creating a plan won’t ever be perfect, but having conversations *before* you’re sleep-deprived and more emotional can save so much heartache. #maternalmentalhealth #pregnancy #motherhood #newparenthood #perinatalmentalhealth #antenatalanxiety #anxiety #depression #adjustmenttoparenthood #mumsmatter #mumsmatterpsychology Reposted from @maternalmentalhealthutah
22.01.2022 We live with ever changing and fluctuating feelings; Each of them an important part of us, Each of them valid. It’s okay if you’re feeling a lot of things right now,... It’s okay if the sensation of feeling all these emotions is a bit overwhelming. Feelings are part of the human experience Reposted from @laurajaneillustrations #motherhood #perinatalmentalhealth #maternalmentalhealth #newparenthood #emotions #emotionalregulation #mumsmatter #mumsmatterpsychology
18.01.2022 One of the things that has come up a lot since we emerged from hard lockdown has been the challenges associated with setting limits and communicating boundaries with loved ones. Ultimately boundaries should reflect our specific needs and context. It is especially important in the perinatal period that we are able to practice assertive communication and set (and hold) boundaries where necessary. #mumsmatter #boundaries #assertivecommunication #anxiety #depression #newparenthood #motherhood #perinatalmentalhealth #maternalmentalhealth #mumsmatterpsychology Original post from Sara Kuburic
17.01.2022 Introducing our team member: Taisia Thompson, Clinical Psychologist Taisia is a registered Clinical Psychologist with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) with extensive experience working in both public and private sectors. Taisia has worked with clients with a variety of mental health conditions and presenting issues, including mood and anxiety disorders, personality disorders, stress, grief and loss, and adjustment to major life changes. She is part...icularly interested in supporting parents who are experiencing difficulties adjusting to parenthood. Taisia tailors her therapeutic approach to meet the particular needs of each client using evidence based therapies such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). Taisia has completed perinatal specific training with the Centre of Perinatal Excellence (COPE) and with the Seleni Institute. Taisia is currently available via Telehealth. For more information about the Mums Matter Psychology team or locations see https://zcu.io/K8Fk #mumsmatterpsychology #maternalmentalhealth #perinatalmentalhealth #mumsmatter #psychology #perinatalpsychology #communitymentalhealth #postnataldepression #postnatalanxiety #clinicalpsychology
01.01.2022 As we explore anger this week, it's important to point out that sleep loss is a risk factor for anger. People may have jokingly said to you "sleep while you can" before bringing baby home. Something they may have not mentioned is that sleep will become a topic of obsession. You will crave sleep, obsess over it, be angered by it's loss, and triggered by all the things that are taking from your ability to get restful sleep. In their research, Saghir, Syeda, Muhammad, & Ba...lla Abdalla (2018) found that: 1.) When we don't get enough sleep, we can become increasingly angry and aggressive 2.) Sleep deprivation can cause the emotional center of our brain (the amygdala) to be really sensitive to negative stimuli Reposted from Psyched Mommy #perinatalmentalhealth #maternalmentalhealth #postnatalanxiety #sleepdeprivation #sleep #newborns #pregnancy #birth #newparenthood #newmotherhood #motherhood #mumsmatter #mumsmatterpsychology
