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A study of a group intervention for postnatal depression at a community health care centre
Untreated postnatal depression may have serious and long-lasting consequences for mother and infant. These range from feelings of inadequacy and worthlessness in the mother to social, emotional, cognitive and behavioural disturbances in her child. Postnatal depression is also associated with materna...
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Department of Social Development
2014
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