FTHWA Pamphlet

We encourage you to get hold of our new pamphlet either for yourself, a loved one or the families you work with.

Organising this is easy. Simply download an order form here, fill in your details and how many pamphlets you require and send to the address on the form. Using the same form you can also order copies of our newest edition of Write From The Heart.

To download a digital version of our From the Heart pamphlet in PDF format simply click on the following link.

 From the Heart pamphlet (644 Kb)

Write from the Heart Ed. 3 Booklets

Write from the Heart is a book complied by women who have experienced postnatal depression, with the aim of creating a better understanding of the illness through expression of personal stories.

Ordering a hard copy for yourself is easy. Simply download an order form here, fill in your details and how many books you require and send to the address on the form. Using the same form you can also order copies of our newest From the Heart pamphlet.

To download a digital version of the Write from the Heart booklet in PDF format simply make your selection from the available editions below and click on the thumbnail.

Survey

As we are constantly looking to improve the service we provide we have compiled a short survey for you to share your feedback on our current publication Write from the heart. Please take a moment to complete the survey. When completed and submitted click on the 'X' in the bottom right hand corner to close the survey window.

Edition 3 revised (2.33 Mb)	Edition 2 (2.55 Mb)	Edition 1 (1.76 Mb)

Recommended Reading

Write from the Heart (Edition 3), From the Heart WA

Postnatal Depression and Breastfeeding, Produced jointly by the Post and Antenatal Depression Association (PANDA) and the Australian Breastfeeding Association

100 Ways to Calm the Crying, Pinky McKay

Baby Love: Everything You Need to Know About Your Baby’s First Year, Robin Barker

So You’re Going To Be A Dad, Peter Downey

The Working Mother’s Survival Guide, Melissa Doyle and Jo Scard

Postnatal Depression: A practical guide for Australian families, Lisa Fettling

How to Stay Sane in Your Baby’s First Year – the Tresillian Guide, Cathrine Fowler and Patricia Gornall

Your Social Baby, Lynne Murry

The Post-Baby Conversation, Alison Osborne

Mothering the New Mother: Women’s Needs and Feelings after Childbirth. A Support and Resource Guide, Sally Placksin

Understanding Your Moods When You’re Expecting: Emotions, Mental Health, and Happiness - Before, During, and After Pregnancy, Lucy Puryear

First Time Parents, Miriam Stoppard

Feelings After Birth, Heather Welford

All of the above titles are available from the Women and Newborn Health Library.

Beyond the Baby Blues: The Complete Perinatal Anxiety and Depression Handbook, Catherine Knox, Benison O'Reilly and Seana Smith

Parker, T.L. (2009). An exploration of the experiences leading to volunteer facilitation of postnatal depression peer support groups. Unpublished manuscript, Edith Cowan University, Perth, Australia.