Maternity and Autism Research Group Aiming to improve the experiences of Autistic people accessing services related to pregnancy and early parenting. 📧 only
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ALT Call for participants: Autistic women and birthing people's experiences of baby loss. Take part in an online interview on MS Teams to share your experiences. For more information, contact the main researcher Phoebe on [email protected].
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ALT Call for participants: Autistic women and birthing people's experiences of baby loss. Take part in an online interview on MS Teams to share your experiences. For more information, contact the main researcher Phoebe on [email protected].
ALT Alt text: Top Left: Mother holding her baby and looking subdued Top Right: Women sitting on the floor next to her bed crying Bottom Left: Mother cuddling her baby. Both mother and baby are looking at the camera Bottom Right: Mother and baby lying in bed together Are you an autistic mother or birthing person? Did you struggle with mental health difficulties during pregnancy or after your child was born? We are researching autistic people’s experiences of antenatal and postnatal mental health difficulties. If you would be interested in sharing your experiences with us please click here. https://research.sc/participant/login/dynamic/B73C7611-C0DE-4813-A188-8B032C33AA76 Participants will receive a £10 voucher for their time.
ALT Alt text: Top Left: Mother holding her baby and looking subdued Top Right: Women sitting on the floor next to her bed crying Bottom Left: Mother cuddling her baby. Both mother and baby are looking at the camera Bottom Right: Mother and baby lying in bed together Are you an autistic mother or birthing person? Did you struggle with mental health difficulties during pregnancy or after your child was born? We are researching autistic people’s experiences of antenatal and postnatal mental health difficulties. If you would be interested in sharing your experiences with us please click here. https://research.sc/participant/login/dynamic/B73C7611-C0DE-4813-A188-8B032C33AA76 Participants will receive a £10 voucher for their time.
ALT A research flyer to recruit participants to participate in a study about autistic burnout during parenthood. It shows the Manchester Metropolitan University logo, the infinity symbol, and a QR code which links to an email address. The text describes what the research entails.
ALT Online survey for fathers and partners We are a team of researchers and lived experience experts trying to better understand: mental health and well-being for fathers during pregnancy and afterwards Public perceptions of what research priorities should be Online survey perinatal mental health Please contact the lead researcher via email to request the survey link [email protected] Your email will never be used for any other purposes .Your email will be immediately deleted after the link is sent to you. The survey link will also contain an information sheet which you will be asked to read before deciding whether you want to participate in this study. If you decide to take part, the study should take 15-20 minutes. You can take part if you are age 16 or older .You live in the United Kingdom.Your partner is currently pregnant And/or your partner has been pregnant in the last 5 years.As a thank you you can enter a chance to win an amazon voucher
ALT Starry night background with moon and tree silhouettes. Remote Vacancy. Project manager: National Breastfeeding Helpline at Night. 37.5 hours per week (Remote, day-time role) Closing Dates 30/01/24. Find out more: QR Code