The Internet is an easily accessible source of information for women experiencing anxiety in
pregnancy and/or postpartum to use when seeking health information. However, the Internet …

Background During the perinatal period (including pregnancy and up to 12 months after
childbirth), expectant and new mothers are at an elevated risk of developing depression …

The internet offers an accessible and cost-effective way to help women suffering with various
types of postnatal mental illness and also can provide resources for healthcare …

Background Despite elevated prevalence rates of prenatal (antenatal) anxiety across
studies (13–21%), and prenatal people's use of the Internet to search for pregnancy-related …

Objective: This study aimed to explore women's interest in web-based treatments for
postpartum anxiety and determine the feasibility of reaching women with postpartum anxiety …

Background The internet has become a quick, easy and accessible source for health-related
information. Women are more likely to search for health information online and this …

Purpose: To evaluate the content and the technology of Web sites providing information on
postpartum depression. Study Design and Methods: Eleven search engines were queried …

Objective: This study aimed to explore health visitors'(HVs) views on the acceptability and
potential implementation of internet-based postpartum anxiety interventions in their practice …

Nearly one million women each year have pregnancy complications that cause antepartum
and postpartum anxiety and depression. This exploratory study determined 1) feasibility of …

Background Perinatal anxiety is one of the most common conditions during pregnancy and
is associated with adverse maternal and neonatal outcomes. Interventions that are focused …