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Maternal Mental Health Week 2026: “Help and support is available, and you don’t have to go through this alone.”

To mark Maternal Mental Health Week 2026, our Paths maternal mental health service specialist midwives are sharing their thoughts and reflections on why the week is so important. Kathryn Harper, Paths specialist midwife, Leeds This week I’ll be out across Leeds as a specialist midwife …

Maternal Mental Health Week 2026: “The word midwife means ‘to be with women’ – and that’s exactly what this week is about.”

To mark Maternal Mental Health Week 2026, our Paths maternal mental health service specialist midwives are sharing their thoughts and reflections on why the week is so important. Jane Mills, Paths specialist midwife, Bradford and Calderdale This week I’ll be spending time listening to women’s …

Maternal Mental Health Week 2026: “It’s about raising awareness, breaking stigma, and reminding women and families that they are not alone.”

To mark Maternal Mental Health Week 2026, our Paths maternal mental health service specialist midwives are sharing their thoughts and reflections on why the week is so important. Rebecca Thomas, Paths lead specialist midwife, Wakefield and Kirklees As a specialist midwife at Paths, this week …

The healthy living group: improving the lives of adults with learning disabilities

Hosted twice a year by the Calderdale learning disabilities health team, the six-weekly sessions at Laura Mitchell Health and Wellbeing Centre aim to increase knowledge on nutrition and exercise. The sessions are run by a specialist dietitian working in learning disability services and a learning …

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