THE CEDAR HOUSE SUPPORT GROUP Charity No.  1105686

Registered Address:
68 Wentworth Crescent, Ash Vale, Surrey, GU12 5LQ

Links to online resources

www.nctpregnancyandbabycare.com  -  Offering information on pregnancy and childbirth for parents.

www.maternityalliance.org.uk - Information about all aspects of pregnancy and new parenthood.

www.pndtraining.co.uk -  A site with information about specific PND training for health professionals.

www.apni.org - Offering support to mothers experiencing postnatal illness.

www.lcgb.org - Lactation consultants of Great Britain offering support to breastfeeding mothers.

www.depressionalliance.org - The Depression Alliance Perinatal Helpline offers supportive listening and information to anyone affected by depression/anxiety associated with childbirth.  Depression Alliance is a registered charity and their lines are open between 7pm and 10pm every evening.

www.postpartumhealth.com - The Center for Postpartum Health in California.

www.surestart.gov.uk - Sure Start is the Government's programme to deliver the best start in life for every child by bringing together,early education, childcare, health and family support.
 
www.vitamins-nutrition.org - The Vitamins and Nutrition Center provides accurate information on vitamins and nutrition, research on vitamins and the different effects of vitamin deficiency.
 
www.pni.org.uk - A very informative PND website including guestbook comments and a forum for users to chat to each other.
 
www.viaclinic.co.uk- A clinic in Surrey which offers various therapies, including a postnatal depression group, facilitated by Liz Wise.
 
www.tipsforpnd.com- a very informative and useful website written by a mother that has experienced PND herself.
 
www.yoga-guildford.com-an excellent site for anyone who is interested in antenatal and postnatal yoga. Yoga can be very helpful in helping you to relax before the birth and during your recovery.
www.fathersreachingout.com- a website for partners of women experiencing PND. It has been set up by a father whose wife had severe PND, to help other men understand the illness  and get support for themselves. It also offers an advice line.