Postnatal Depression In Dads, with Howard Todd-Collins

Did you know that at least 1 in 10 dads experience depression or anxiety related to the arrival of a new baby? It’s a condition known as PPND – Paternal Post Natal Depression and it’s much more common than most people realise. Unfortunately, many men suffer in silence and never seek help. Howard Todd-Collins  is a psychotherapist who helps men deal with the emotional changes that occur when they become fathers. In this interview, he explains why so many dads experience PPND, what it looks like and how to deal with it. What you’ll learnWhy Howard started specialising in Men’s mental health issuesThe Active Fathers Group – a men’s group that Howard founded for new dads Why men neglect their mental health once they become fathersHow your relationship with your dad can impact your fatherhood styleHow men experience hormonal changes during pregnancy and beyondWhat is Paternal Post Natal Depression (PPND)How common is PPNDWhat are the symptoms and when do they appearWhat to do if you think you are experiencing PPNDHow to be more emotionally present with your kidsMore InformationShow notes and links to all the resources mentioned in this interview are available at https://thedadtrain.com/40