Rebecca Reddin

Postpartum Psychosis Is Not Rare: The Signs Every Perinatal Provider Needs to Know

Rebecca Reddin

Published on: 25/09/2026

Postpartum psychosis is less common, but not rare. Learn the key signs perinatal providers need to know and why it is a psychiatric emergency.

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Beyond the Birth Plan: Why Postpartum Planning Matters for Your Perinatal Clients

Rebecca Reddin

Published on: 25/09/2026

Why postpartum planning matters and how to guide clients through it. A free tool to help perinatal providers support couples after baby arrives.

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Is It Just Normal Worry? How to Recognise Perinatal Anxiety in Your Clients

Rebecca Reddin

Published on: 25/09/2026

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, we cover how to distinguish the normal uptick in worry and anxiety

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What is Perinatal Mental Health Really?

Rebecca Reddin

Published on: 01/09/2026

Does perinatal mental health need specialist training? Rebecca Reddin and Gaby Beaujeu explore what gets missed, what good care looks like, and why it matters.

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