my first blog post in a long while - and a resolution to begin writing regularly again. lindagask.com/2024/10/13/on-…

Catherine Williamson describes high rates of suicidality and request for termination with untreated Hyperemesis Gravidarum. Risk for Wernickes Encaphalopathy real without thiamine RoyalCollegeObsGyn. #RCOG2024

Women find digital self screening for depression/anxiety acceptable and preferable while waiting in obstetric and pediatric clinics. Findings from our ETH funded study. Need to scale up. Sonali Quantius. #RCOG2024

Excellent session by editors of BJOG on ethics of publication research with examples. Having a forensic publication editor who can spot research malpractice is important. We owe it to our patients to be honest. #RCOG2024.Archives of Women’s Mental Health

Jameela Sheikh describes a systematic review on Patient participation in research in perinatal health in LMIC and the fact that it is essential for co creating and co delivering.#RCOG2024

I look forward to reading Out of Her Mind- a book that weaves together narratives and stories on women's mental health by the wonderful Prof. Gask whose 'Finding North' has been life changing for many.

#RCOG2024, Jane Plumb describes the role of lay examiners in the Part 3 exams. An important advance in developing holistic clinicians for the future through a patient lens.

Inviting you to Bangalore for the March Meeting on women's mental health.

An important workshop on bereavement support for women affected by suicide of a loved one.

How do you communicate the neuroscience of behavior to non professionals? Learn from the best Dr. Jodi Pawluski, PhD, HDR, PMH-C and her team. A collab with the Centre for Brain and Mind

✨IAWMH 2025 Workshop: Strong Roots Perinatal DBT. 🤝Join Prof. Maria Muzik and Dr. Jessica Riggs for a transformative workshop on DBT intervention to support perinatal women facing trauma and emotion dysregulation. #womensmentalhealth #iawmh2025 #nimhans

✨Join us at #IAWMH2025 to hear from Prof. Norman Sartorius, former Mental Health Director, WHO, as he shares insights on "Priorities for Mental Health 2025." Don’t miss this global perspective on shaping the future of mental health! #womensmentalhealth #prioritiesmentalhealth

Prof Gihan ELNahas from Egypt will discuss challenges to women's mental health in the Arab states and local initiatives International Association for Womens Mental Health 25 in Bangalore

Delighted to sprinkle a bit of literature into our conference #iawmh25 to enhance the flavour of conversations around women's mental health with partners Champaca #humanitiesinhealth

Looking forward to enriching conversations with Prof. Norman Sartorius International Association for Womens Mental Health 2025.

2025 is a special year. In March, NIMHANS, Bengaluru will host the World Congress of Women’s Mental Health. Hope to see you there! International Association for Womens Mental Health

We’re thrilled to host a science communication workshop with Dr. Jodi Pawluski, PhD, HDR, PMH-C and Dr Carolina Estevão on 'Sharing the science of women’s mental health' at the International Association for Womens Mental Health 10th World Congress of Women’s Mental Health!✨ Register now: iawmh2025.org/workshop3 🎓 Limited scholarships available!

A public engagement with students to discuss the mental health of women and girls as part of International Association for Womens Mental Health 25!

looking forward to listening to Vidita Vaidya speaking on the neurobiology of trauma and accelerated aging NIMHANS, Bengaluru International Association for Womens Mental Health 2025! A fantastic speaker and the wonderful Dr. Jodi Pawluski, PhD, HDR, PMH-C as chair. It is going to be a scientific treat! Morning Plenary International Association for Womens Mental Health

The panel #WHS2025 on Early Childhood Intervention Uma Mahadevan Dasgupta discussing the need to focus on maternal well-being and the need for creches in urban and rural areas in a healthy environment with trained caregivers.