Postnatal depression is more common and treatable. Perinatal psychiatrist Dr Trudi Seneviratne breaks down the early signs and how to access professional support.<br /><br />Dr Trudi Seneviratne is a perinatal psychiatrist, Chair of the Royal College of Psychiatrists’ perinatal faculty and the lead consultant for the specialist Perinatal service within the National Services Trust. <br /><br />Trudi leads a team that assess and manage new mothers who experience a mental illness during pregnancy or the postnatal period.<br /><br />To hear more from Trudi and the work she does within National Services, check out her full video playlist and head over to the National Services website: www.national.slam.nhs.uk<br /><br />Like this? Subscribe to the YouTube channel for more Mumsnet content. New videos every week: http://tiny.mn/1k47ooT<br /><br />Want to get involved? Join the Mumsnet vloggers' network - just email us at vloggers@mumsnet.com<br /><br />Like Mumsnet on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mumsnet<br />Follow Mumsnet on Twitter: @mumsnettowers<br />Follow Mumsnet on Instagram: @mumsnettowers
