Recognizing Postnatal Depression in the Workplace

She is not tired she is trying not to drown in post natal depression

She’s Not Just Tired. She’s Trying Not to Drown

There’s a difference between being tired and being utterly depleted. I remember waking up already exhausted. It wasn’t from a lack of sleep alone. It was the emotional weight of trying to keep it all together. Feeding schedules, deadlines, expectations, and the constant pressure to smile through it all. I wasn’t just tired. I felt

She’s Not Just Tired. She’s Trying Not to Drown Read More »

The Silent Struggle: Recognizing Postnatal Depression in the Workplace

Recognising Postnatal Depression in the Workplace

Over the years, I’ve spoken to many women, friends, colleagues, and even strangers at conferences, who have shared the raw, unfiltered reality of life after giving birth. Many of them struggled with postpartum depression, trying to balance their emotions, care for their newborn, and navigate the pressures of returning to the workplace. While everyone celebrates

Recognising Postnatal Depression in the Workplace Read More »