"Why Aren't I Coping?" Postpartum Depression and The Baby Blues - Uncut with Psychologist Kat Wyeth
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"Why Aren't I Coping?" Postpartum Depression and The Baby Blues - Uncut with Psychologist Kat Wyeth

Postpartum depression affects between 15 and 20% of Australian women during the first year after birth which translates to thousands of new mums and about 100,000 families every year that experience this often invisible condition.

For anyone who has experienced it, you’ll likely know that it is more than a short wave of sadness. It can have lasting effects on mums, on their relationships with their babies, on their friendships and their relationships. So we wanted to create this episode not just for the mums who have experienced PPD, but for their friends and partners so that we can all better understand the condition and be able to support someone we love who is experiencing it.

Joining the podcast today is Kat Wyeth. Kat is a registered and practicing psychologist, the Senior Psychologist of the Psych Collaborative and host of the Psychology Sisters podcast. Kat also experienced postpartum depression.

We chat:

  • ‘Baby blues’ v postpartum depression
  • Signs and symptoms
  • Who is likely to develop PPD?
  • The unspoken guilt of struggling because it implies you aren’t grateful for your baby
  • Being ‘on the other side of it’
  • How it can impact your relationship with your partner
  • Postpartum resentment and rage
  • The perfect mother myth
  • Intrusive thoughts and new ‘emotions’ when you enter motherhood
  • ‘Regret’ is often yearning for your old life or identity

Kat mentioned two services that offer free counselling The Gidget Foundation
And Panda Organisation

You can find more from Kat, and seek some psychological help at her website
You can listen to Kat’s podcast The Psychology Sisters

And find Kat on Instagram and the psychology sisters on instagram

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