Information websites provided by Health Professionals

The Royal College of Psychiatrists
Excellent website with information and leaflets on postnatal depression
and mental illness after childbirth.  This is the link to the main website

Patient UK Describes postnatal depression

Postnatal Mental Health   The Royal College of Psychiatrists

Antenatal and postnatal mental health  NICE Guidelines 2007

AIMS website
AIMS (The Association for improvements in Maternity Services)

Antenatal / Postnatal Depression Forums

Baby Centre Postnatal Depression Community forum

Bounty UK Community Forum on postnatal depression

Post-natal depression: iVillage

Baby Centre - pregnancy depression forum
 

Antenatal Depression

Baby World

Pregnancy Depression

Postnatal Illness /Depression

Baby Centre UK
Baby Centre provides parenting information as well as information on postnatal depression. 

Bounty UK Community Forum on postnatal depression
The Bounty website provides information on Antenatal and Postnatal depression.
Information is also provided on all aspects of pregnancy, childbirth and parenting

MAMA
Meet a Mum Association (MAMA) is a UK registered charity which provides friendship and support
to women and their families in relation to postnatal illness

Birth Trauma Association
Birth Trauma Association supports women who have had a traumatic birth experience

The Association for postnatal Illness 
A charity that supports women with postnatal illness

PNI
Perinatal Illness website

Ready Steady Baby
Information on postnatal depression, pregnancy, childbirth and early parenting

MIND Postnatal depression
Leading Charity in England, information on postnatal depression

Other Depression Websites

Depression Alliance

SANE

Depression Alliance Scotland

Pregnancy Health

Tommy's the Baby Charity, pregnancy information

Parenting Websites

 i Village Pregnancy, baby and beyond
i Village UK provides information on postnatal depression and a postnatal depression chat board.
Information is provided on pregnancy, infertility and parenting

Netmums
UK based website with information on parenting

Fathers Direct
National Information Centre on fatherhood

Parentline Plus
Parentline Plus works to offer help and support through an innovative range of free, flexible
responsive services - shaped by parents for parents

Self Help

Royal College of Psychiatrists information on

Self harm

Sleep problems

Antidepressants

Complementary and Alternative Medicines

Learning Disabilities

Eating Disorders

Anxiety & Phobias

Alcohol & depression

Bipolar disorder (Manic depression)

Living Life to the Full

Beyond Blue

Other self help

The Seasonal Affective Disorder Association
The SAD Association is a voluntary organisation and registered charity which informs
the public and health professions about SAD and supports and advises sufferers of the illness

Relate
Offers Support and advice in relation to relationship counselling
 

The Samaritans
24 hour telephone advice/support

Bereavement

Royal College of Psychiatrists/Bereavement

Cruse Bereavement Care

The Miscarriage Association

Sick/Premature Babies

BLISS (Baby Life Support Systems)
National charity supporting and providing information
to parents with sick or premature babies

Breastfeeding

Breastfeeding in Scotland
Information on breastfeeding

The Breastfeeding Network
This link contains information on breastfeeding
and antidepressant medication

Association of Breastfeeding mothers
Information and guidance on breastfeeding