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New mums face gaps in vital specialist mental health services

Thousands of new mums in Wales who need treatment for mental health problems during pregnancy or following birth are facing different levels of specialist care based on where they live according to new research from NCMH, NSPCC Cymru/Wales, Mind Cymru and the Mental Health Foundation.

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PTSD: detecting hidden trauma

Trauma exposure and PTSD are common among people with a mental health problem but symptoms often go undetected and untreated.

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Having a severe mental illness often means dying before your time

People with severe mental illness have at least a two-and-a-half times higher risk of dying than the general population. In essence, people with severe mental illness are dying for the same sorts of reasons as the rest of the us – but there are more of them and they are dying younger.

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Mapping progress in maternal mental health services

Between 10% and 20% of women will experience a mental health problem during their pregnancy or within the first year of having their baby. This is sometimes referred to as the perinatal period.

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Battling Anorexia

Hope is an author and mental health campaigner and also recently became a Research Champion for NCMH.

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Guided self-help: a new treatment in PTSD?

I’m a research assistant and PhD student based at the National Centre for Mental Health at Cardiff University and I’m part of a team that is studying the efficacy of a new self-help treatment for people living with PTSD.

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