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- Title:
- Mental Health Promotion in the Perinatal Period
- Description:
- This session aims to raise awareness regarding the factors that predispose women to mental ill health in the perinatal period, and the role of health promotion. Screening for mental illness and the importance of early intervention will be explored. An interactive problem-solving approach will assist the learner to critically review health promotion practice that aims to enhance mental health.
- Hierarchy:
- MindEd Healthy Child Mental Health Framework > Healthy Child 0-5 > Health Promotion > Mental Health Promotion in the Perinatal Period
- Author(s):
-
Helen Adams
- Created:
- 15 Dec 2016
- Last Major Update:
- 15 Dec 2016
- Keywords:
- 402-0061, mental health, mental illness, early screening, perinatal, postnatal, anxiety, depression, emotional distress, clinical judgement, evidence-based screening tools, mental health promotion actions
- Quicklink:
- 402-0061
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- Title:
- Mental Health Promotion in the Perinatal Period
- Description:
- This session aims to raise awareness regarding the factors that predispose women to mental ill health in the perinatal period, and the role of health promotion. Screening for mental illness and the importance of early intervention will be explored. An interactive problem-solving approach will assist the learner to critically review health promotion practice that aims to enhance mental health.
- Hierarchy:
- MindEd Healthy Child Mental Health Framework > Healthy Child 0-5 > Health Promotion > Mental Health Promotion in the Perinatal Period
- Author(s):
-
Helen Adams
- Created:
- 15 Dec 2016
- Last Major Update:
- 15 Dec 2016
- Keywords:
- 402-0061, mental health, mental illness, early screening, perinatal, postnatal, anxiety, depression, emotional distress, clinical judgement, evidence-based screening tools, mental health promotion actions
- Quicklink:
- 402-0061