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Helping Mothers Thrive In the Face of Perinatal Mood Disorders
Menucha
1 in 4 women in the community suffer from a perinatal mood disorder (which means from conception to 18 months post-birth). They feel isolated and reluctant to talk about what they are experiencing due to stigma, lack of knowledge, or misunderstanding from those around them. At Menucha we offer therapy sessions with our specialised perinatal therapists, and extend physical support to families in need. We believe that by working together, we can make a difference in the lives of those affected by perinatal mental health disorders.
At Menucha we provide specialised therapy, reaching out to Menucha by calling our dedicated information and referral line will give you access to our team of professional case managers and therapists who are experienced in dealing with perinatal mental health issues.
You can call us on 0300 222 5764 free of charge and anonymously, ensuring your privacy and confidentiality.
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By visiting this website, you have the opportunity to educate yourself about the signs and symptoms associated with various perinatal mood disorders. We provide valuable information to help you understand these conditions better and explore the available options for help and treatment.
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​At Menucha, we prioritise your well-being and are committed to ensuring you receive the assistance and care you deserve. Whether you choose to explore our website, contact our information and referral line or email us, we are here to guide you on your journey.
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Take some time to explore the following testimonials to gain insights into the transformative impact of Menucha's support and services. Hear directly from professionals, community members, and service users as they share their experiences and journeys towards healing and recovery. These powerful testimonials provide a glimpse into the positive outcomes and lasting change that Menucha has facilitated.
580
Number of people supported to date
86%
Increase in Awareness within the Community
18
Community partnerships
1382
Hours of specialised therapy per month