Adult mental health programme lead for Humber Coast and Vale ICS. Dementia, IAPT, Urgent & Emergency Care
Hull
Joined January 2015
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Absolutely horrified! #notinourname
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With death and dying filling the headlines very day its surprising how little interest there is on how those deaths happen. Urgently need focus on access and capacity of palliative/end of life care, ability to have discussions on advance care planning/DNACPR. 1/2
Leaders event, engaging with partners on our mental health long term plan @HCVPartnership
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Are you (or your partner) having a #baby ? Have you (or your partner) recently given birth? Your local Maternity Voices Partnership wants to hear how you want information about your choices in #pregnancy care shared with you. Complete the survey here: bit.ly/2Wf0WCH
What an amazing event launching the perinatal MH service & #everymummatters campaign. Thanks to all that supported! @HCVPartnership
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Great to be working on #EveryMumMatters with @HCVPartnership
Here's an animation we made aimed at helping us all better understand perinatal mental health. #maternalmhmatters
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Baby changed ✔️
Baby fed ✔️
Talked to someone about how I’m doing ❓
Support is available in your area if you’re experiencing perinatal #mentalhealth problems. Find out more about our #EveryMumMatters campaign at everymummatters.com
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Launch of the Specialist Perinatal Mental Health Service for Hull/ East Yorkshire, North and North East Lincolnshire. #everymummatters
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Kate's final thought is to encourage health care professionals to not refer to the 'baby blues' as she feels it trivialises real feelings and mental health issues #everymummatters @HCVPartnership
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Concluding her presentation Katy says: "Let's smash this stigma and make sure families get the support they need." #everymummatters @HCVPartnership
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Kate and Jenny conclude their presentation asking health professionals to take away their feedback that allowing partners to stay overnight with new mums in the hospital would make a huge difference to their experience and stop mums feeling so isolated #everymummatters
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Wow. Really powerful experiences shared by mums with some direct feedback for what more can be done to support mums through pregnancy and birth.
#EveryMumMatters
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The wonderful @EscreetHayley and @Katy48400992 have been speaking to @itvcalendar @RadioHumberside @BBCLookNorth and @VikingFMNews to spread the word about the #EveryMumMatters perinatal #mentalhealth campaign. Find out more ➡️ everymummatters.com
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Katy looks back at some of the key achievements of the service over the past few years #everymummatters @HCVPartnership
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Here at the launch of the #EveryMumMatters
Launch.
Proud that @eskimosoup
has helped.
One of the key messages is that
Many perinatal mental health problems are treatable.
#mentalhealth @HCVPartnership
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The team are keen to involve dads in the service in the near future as they have a lot to offer and their own experiences of perinatal mental health issues themselves #everymummatters @HCVPartnership
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Launch of specialist community pmh service #everymummatters @bev_waterhouse @Smyth4Sarah @sherps @HCVMaternity
