What is post partum psychosis—and why can it appear so suddenly after childbirth?
This fascinating and compassionate audiobook explores one of the most serious yet widely misunderstood maternal mental health conditions. Discover how post partum psychosis differs from the baby blues and postnatal depression, the early warning signs families may notice, possible risk factors and why disrupted sleep can be so significant.
Written in clear, reassuring language, it explains hallucinations, delusions, mania and confusion without sensationalising them. It also explores urgent assessment, hospital treatment, specialist Mother and Baby Units and the gradual journey towards recovery.
Essential listening for new and expectant parents, partners, relatives and anyone interested in maternal mental health, this audiobook replaces fear and stigma with knowledge, compassion and hope. Post partum psychosis is a medical emergency—but with prompt professional treatment, most people make a full recovery.
Simon Green is an educator and author with a particular interest in mental health, family wellbeing and making complex subjects easier to understand. His compassionate writing combines careful research with clear, accessible explanations, helping listeners approach sensitive conditions without fear or judgement. Through his work, Simon hopes to increase awareness, challenge stigma and encourage people to seek professional support when it is needed.