Led by Dr Jo Black, Chair of the Royal College of Psychiatrists Perinatal Faculty

RCPsych advocates for further progress in perinatal mental health services


21 September 2021

“We know that a good start in life is crucial for children as it will influence their future for years to come. 

The period during pregnancy and a child's first year of life can be a period when mothers and fathers are vulnerable to mental health issues, and we also know that perinatal mental health disorders have a high rate of morbidity and mortality associated with them.”

“We are delighted to be publishing this report today as it offers through its evidence and advice an excellent opportunity to improve further access to high quality perinatal mental healthcare when needed.”

- Dr Jo Black

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