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Links PageThis page contains links to related, relevant or interesting sites, each of the sites listed below has been recommended by a member of the society. For a link to be included, please email us with the URL and a brief description of the site so that it can be considered. From time to time links become outdated and stop working, if you find a link on this page that doesn't work then we would like to know, so please drop us a line. Adelaide University LibraryMaurine Bell has had 20 years experience as a librarian in mental health settings. A huge amount of effort has gone into constructing this site. The result is the most comprehensive psychiatry and psychology resource pages that enables medline searching free of charge and contain the contents pages of just about every relevant journal.
Australia and New Zealand College of Mental Health NursesThe ANZCMHN represents the professional interests of mental health nurses in both countries, providing support and networking services to members through a local branch network.
Australian Society for Psychosocial Obstetrics and GynaecologyAustralian Transcultural Mental Health NetworkThe ATMHN aims to improve the quality and accessibility of mental health services that are available to Australia's Non-English Speaking Background (NESB) communities. This site contains many resources relating to transcultural mental health in both Australia and New Zealand. Healthy StartHealthy Start is an Australia-wide initiative to support parents with learning difficulties and promote a healthy start to life for their young children. It is a joint partnership between the University of Sydney's Australian Family and Disability Studies Research Collaboration and the Victorian Parenting Centre, and is funded by the Australian Government. The Healthy Start website is an information-rich site that provides access to evidence-informed resources for professionals working with parents who have learning difficulties. The site also helps link experts and professionals who share an interest in this area. Healthy start website Maternal Mental Health Links and Resources
International Marcé Society
Postpartum Support InternationalPostpartum Support International is a US-based social support network, information center and research guide concerning postpartum mood disorders and depression. The Mental Health Foundation of New ZealandA non-profit organisation that offers comprehensive information packages for over 20 different disorders, a bookstore and details of coming events: TABS - Trauma And Birth StressOriginating in New Zealand, TABS is Trauma And Birth Stress, a Charitable Trust that serves as a support group of mothers. We have in common stressful and traumatic pregnancies or births that affected our lives negatively for months or years afterwards. We formed TABS because of the need to make PTSD known as a form of mental illness that can happen following childbirth, but quite distinct from the Baby Blues, Post Natal Depression (Post Partum Depression) and Post Natal Psychosis.
WellMother.comWellMother.com is an online resource for women and their families designed to offer support and resources on a number of issues related to the emotional challenges specifically related to their reproductive cycle including: Pregnancy, Postpartum, Pregnancy Loss, PMS, and Menopause Government DepartmentsThese are the official sites for state and federal government health departments in Australia and for the Ministry of Health/Manatu Hauora in New Zealand:
Outside of Australasia, the UK and US pages are worth a visit. Health Canada's page has an excellent search engine and contains lots of useful material.
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