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Postnatal Depression: Audio - Women Tell Their Stories
Postnatal Depression: Audio - Women Tell Their Stories
This is published as part of a series of articles looking at post-natal depression in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Audio:
Listen to rough-cut audio of women telling their stories (Some of the voices have been altered.)
January*
February*
April*
May*
June*
July*
Nicola
Sarah
Shore
*Pseudonyms are used where anonymity has been requested.
Articles in this series were supported by a grant from the Scoop Foundation for Public Interest Journalism.
Other articles in this series:
1. 'The Thief That Steals Motherhood' (Introduction)
2. ‘But, I’m Not Depressed‘ (screening, causes, treatments)
3. Finding Someone Who ‘Gets It‘ (services, volunteering on the frontline)
4. Quick links and resources
This
investigative journalism project by Alison McCulloch was
funded entirely by member donations to the Scoop Foundation
for Public Interest Journalism. If you want to see more
quality public interest journalism like this please donate
to, or become a member of, the Scoop Foundation
here. The Foundation is currently running a membership drive for October and has some great rewards on offer including a multi-author book on the future of journalism in New Zealand. Alison McCulloch will be interviewed by Kim
Hill on Kim’s RNZ Saturday morning show at 9.05am on 22nd
October, and that interview will be subsequently available
on the RNZ website.
Alison McCulloch
Author and freelance journalist
Alison McCulloch is a writer and freelance journalist. She has worked at newspapers in New Zealand and the United States, including seven years as a staff editor at The New York Times. She is the author of "Fighting to Choose: The Abortion Rights Struggle in New Zealand" (Victoria University Press, 2013).
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