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When new dads struggle, their kids’ health can suffer. Tackling mental distress early can help

  • Written by Delyse Hutchinson, Associate Professor, Clinical Psychologist, and NHMRC Leadership Fellow, SEED Centre for Lifespan Research, School of Psychology, Deakin University
When new dads struggle, their kids’ health can suffer. Tackling mental distress early can helpD-BASE/Getty

In Australia, an estimated one in ten men experience mental health issues such as anxiety and depression before and after their child is born (the perinatal period).

Alongside emotional ups and downs and exhaustion, new dads may also be facing greater practical demands, such as caring for the baby, supporting their partner, and...

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