This workshop will explore the emotions that may face new mums. It will also explore the physical changes that may also face and impact a women.
This workshop will also discuss the difference between postnatal depression and “baby blues”.
Learning Objective Participants Can Expect From This Event
- Understanding what statutory support offered to new mums
- Understand how new mums are featured in the Women’s Health strategy
- Understand measurement tools for new mums
Who is This Workshop Appropriate For?
- This workshop is appropriate for Health Professionals, Counsellors, Social Workers, Support Workers, and anyone involved in supporting the mental health of new mums.
How May This Workshop Impact Your Practice?
- Understand the difference between postnatal depression and “baby blues”
- Understand how you can support postnatal care therapeutically
- Do’s and Don’ts when supporting Post Natal Depression
Course Content
Presenter
Kate Blakemore BA (hons) Bus. Management . Diploma in Counselling. Award in Teaching. Mentoring qualification. Reiki 2 qualified. Diploma in Fertility counselling. Accredited counsellor in infant Loss.
Kate is a person-centered counsellor and founder/CEO of the charity Motherwell Cheshire, a women and girls mental health charity. Kate is a mum of 3 children passionate about supporting mums mental wellbeing after her own struggles when becoming a parent.
Kate has been a counsellor for 12 years working in a Person Centred Approach. Kate is the founder of a women and girls mental health charity Motherwell Cheshire, of which she has won many awards for.
Kate has worked therapeutically with mums involved with Social Care and also mums who have had the children removed for many years and is passionate about supporting them to move with their lives.
Kate Blakemore
Kate Blakemore BA (hons) Bus. Management . Diploma in Counselling. Award in Teaching. Mentoring qualification. Reiki 2 qualified. Diploma in Fertility counselling. Accredited counsellor in infant Loss.
Kate is a person-centered counsellor and founder/CEO of the charity Motherwell Cheshire, a women and girls mental health charity. Kate is a mum of 3 children passionate about supporting mums mental wellbeing after her own struggles when becoming a parent.
Kate has been a counsellor for 12 years working in a Person Centred Approach. Kate is the founder of a women and girls mental health charity Motherwell Cheshire, of which she has won many awards for.
Kate has worked therapeutically with mums involved with Social Care and also mums who have had the children removed for many years and is passionate about supporting them to move with their lives.
Kate has developed the Believe Project a project that supports the mental health of mums that are at risk of or have had their children removed from their care. information can be found on www.believe-motherwell.co.uk