Pregnancy Wellbeing
Are you pregnant and feeling low in your mood or excessive worry that doesn’t seem to go away?
You may be experiencing something called prenatal anxiety or low mood.
While it’s completely normal, and expected, to feel āwangawanga / anxious about having a baby, these feelings can become a problem if they are difficult to control and are interfering with your daily life.
The good news is, feelings of anxiety and low mood can improve, and there are many things you can do to help yourself get into a better space – many of them built into this course!
Start course nowWhat will I learn?
Part 1- Understanding the cycle of low mood and worry and how CBT can help.
- Part 2
- Tackling unhelpful thoughts and uncertainty.
- Part 3
- How to face your fears in a gradual way, boost mood and confidence and overcome setbacks to keep moving forward.
How effective is it?
Most people benefit from each lesson completed and show greater improvement when they complete the entire course.
Randomised controlled trials and effectiveness studies prove that the tool really works.
of people who benefited substantially
of people report they were no longer troubled by anxiety after completing the course
Step by step
- 1Take a quiz
- Take a short quiz to get an understanding of how you're feeling before starting the course.
- 2Illustrated stories
- Follow our characters as they gain some CBT skills and learn to look after their mental health.
- 3Lesson
- Lessons and activities you can download to practise the skills learnt in each story.
- 4Tools & Tips
- Additional activities and information you can download and complete between lessons.
What type of support will I receive?
The amount of support you receive will depend on how you choose to do this course. If the healthcare professional you are working with prescribes it for you, they will receive updates on your wellbeing and progress so they can support you.
If you choose the self-care method, you won't get support from your health professional. The self-care method is designed to enhance motivation and self-reliance. Provided you complete all parts of the course, your results from the self-care method will be as good as with supervision.
How long will it take?
You can take this free course at your own pace. It is best to do one lesson every week or two, so you have time to practise and revise the new skills you've learnt. After you've finished, we'll keep your account open so you can revisit the course at any time.
Give it a try now