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mental health is utmost important forCOVID-19 and women's mental health What can I do if I’m worried about my mental health? Social and economic factors can put women at greater risk of poor mental health than men. However, women generally find it easier to talk about their feelings and have stronger social networks, both of which can help protect their mental health. This page is aimed at all women, but trans women may also find useful information from Mermaids and Gendered Intelligence. What affects women’s mental health? Around one in five women have a common mental health problem, such as depression and anxiety. While there can be many reasons why these develop, some risk factors affect many women. Women are more likely than men: to be carers, which can lead to stress, anxiety and isolation. Carers UK has information on looking after your mental health to live in poverty which, along with concerns about personal safety and working mainly in the home, can lead to social isolation to experience physical and sexual abuse, which can have a long-term impact on their mental health. Contact Refuge if you’re experiencing domestic violence to experience sexual violence, which can cause PTSD When women find it hard to talk about difficult feelings, they tend to internalise them. This can lead to depression, eating disorders and self-harm. Men are more likely to act out their feelings through disruptive or anti-social behaviour. On the other hand, some factors protect women’s mental health: they tend to have better social networks than men, find it easier to confide in their friends and are more likely to have been treated for a mental health problem. Women’s health issues Life events and hormonal changes can affect women’s mental health. Perinatal depression Having a baby is a life-changing event. For some women, it can trigger postnatal depression (after birth) and/or antenatal depression (during pregnancy). The term ‘perinatal depression’ covers both. Perinatal depression isn’t a sign of weakness; it doesn’t mean you’re a bad parent. There is help available: talking therapy, medication or specialist services depending on your symptoms and what’s right for you. PANDAS offers information and support to people experiencing perinatal mental health problems. Menopause While every woman’s experience of the menopause is different, many women find they have symptoms in addition to their periods stopping. These can include changes to your mental health, such as mood swings, anxiety and feeling low. Treatment includes hormone replacement therapy (HRT) or talking therapy. Speak to your GP about what’s best for you. COVID-19 and women's mental health We must acknowledge the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on women's mental health. Women make up the majority of frontline health and care workers, are more likely to do unpaid work, are overrepresented in low-paid and insecure work and are more likely to have pre-existing difficulties with debt and bil
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- 1. MENTAL
- 2. MENTAL • FAMILY HISTORY • BAD EXPERIENCES OF LIFE • GLOOMY ENVIRONMENT AROUND US • NEGATIVE THOUGHTS • UNHEALTHY LIFE STYLE REASONS BEHIND MENTAL ILLNESS
- 3. MENTAL • EXCESSIVE THINKING • ANXIETY • EXCESSIVE MOOD SWINGS • NEGATIVE THOUGHTS • AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOUR SYMPTOMS OF MENTAL ILLNESS
- 4. MENTAL POSITIVE THINKING • BE ACTIVE • HEALTHY DIET & PHYSICAL EXERCISE • SPEAK UP & SOCIALIZE • AVOID OVERTHINKING MITIGATION MEASURES : MENTAL ILLNESS
- 6. MENTAL
- 7. MENTAL • FAMILY HISTORY • BAD EXPERIENCES OF LIFE • GLOOMY ENVIRONMENT AROUND US • NEGATIVE THOUGHTS • UNHEALTHY LIFE STYLE REASONS BEHIND MENTAL ILLNESS
- 8. MENTAL • EXCESSIVE THINKING • ANXIETY • EXCESSIVE MOOD SWINGS • NEGATIVE THOUGHTS • AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOUR SYMPTOMS OF MENTAL ILLNESS
- 9. MENTAL POSITIVE THINKING • BE ACTIVE • HEALTHY DIET & PHYSICAL EXERCISE • SPEAK UP & SOCIALIZE • AVOID OVERTHINKING MITIGATION MEASURES : MENTAL ILLNESS
- 11. MENTAL
- 12. MENTAL • FAMILY HISTORY • BAD EXPERIENCES OF LIFE • GLOOMY ENVIRONMENT AROUND US • NEGATIVE THOUGHTS • UNHEALTHY LIFE STYLE REASONS BEHIND MENTAL ILLNESS
- 13. MENTAL • EXCESSIVE THINKING • ANXIETY • EXCESSIVE MOOD SWINGS • NEGATIVE THOUGHTS • AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOUR SYMPTOMS OF MENTAL ILLNESS
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