HER VILLAGE MATERNITY

No. Emotional support is suitable for any parent who would like additional reassurance, someone to talk to or guidance during the postnatal period. You do not need a diagnosis to benefit from extra support.

If you're feeling persistently overwhelmed, anxious, low in mood or finding it difficult to adjust to life after birth, it may be helpful to speak with an experienced midwife. Trusting your instincts and seeking support early can make a meaningful difference.

If you would like, your session can provide space to talk about your birth experience and identify questions you may wish to raise with your maternity team. This is supportive reflection rather than psychological therapy or a formal clinical birth debrief.

No. Emotional postnatal support complements NHS maternity care. If there are concerns about your mental health, Jasmine can encourage you to seek appropriate medical support and discuss relevant referral pathways.

Yes. Many parents choose to combine emotional support with Infant Feeding Support, postnatal visits or Additional Midwifery Services for more comprehensive continuity of care.