Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Postnatal psychosis and postnatal depression are more common than most people realise, and hormones play a far bigger role than they're given credit for. Join Dr Louise Newson for a LIVE Q&A on postnatal mental health on Friday 7th August at 9am.
Lindsay Clancy's trial has brought postnatal psychosis into the headlines, but the hormonal piece of this story is still barely discussed. In this session, Louise will cover what actually happens to hormones after birth, why postnatal psychosis is a psychiatric emergency, and why bioidentical hormone treatments, including progesterone, deserves a far bigger role in how it's managed.
Bring your questions. Louise will be answering as many as she can, live.
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Postnatal psychosis and postnatal depression are more common than most people realise, and hormones play a far bigger role than they're given credit for. Join Dr Louise Newson for a LIVE Q&A on postnatal mental health on Friday 7th August at 9am.
Lindsay Clancy's trial has brought postnatal psychosis into the headlines, but the hormonal piece of this story is still barely discussed. In this session, Louise will cover what actually happens to hormones after birth, why postnatal psychosis is a psychiatric emergency, and why bioidentical hormone treatments, including progesterone, deserves a far bigger role in how it's managed.
Bring your questions. Louise will be answering as many as she can, live.
👉 Subscribe so you don't miss it: youtube.com/@menopause_doctor
👉 More from Dr Louise Newson: linkin.bio/drlouisenewson
