Preview Ready to COPE for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Men – Postnatal Emails
Welcome: Welcome to Ready to COPE
Email 1A: Congratulations – or any day now
Email 2 (2 days): Recovery after birth
Email 3 (Week 1): Bonding with bub
Email 4 (Week 2): Building your confidence as a dad
Email 5 (Week 2): If you are returning to work
Email 6 (Week 3): Feeling pushed away?
Email 7 (Week 4): The stress of added responsibilities
Email 8 (Week 5): Postnatal anxiety
Email 9 (Week 6): Take care of yourself, dad
Email 10 (Week 7): Strengthening your family unit
Email 11 (Week 8): Men get postnatal depression too
Email 12 (Week 9): Getting help for postnatal depression
Email 13 (Week 11): Oh yes, my relationship!
Email 14 (Week 13): Sex and intimacy
Email 15 (Week 14): Mental health in new mums
Email 16 (Week 15): Coping with feelings of responsibility
Email 17 (Week 16): Looking at the relationship with your father
Email 18 (Week 18): What work-life balance?
Email 19 (Week 20): What does it mean to be a man?
Email 20 (Week 22): Sleep – What’s that again?!
Email 21 (Week 24): Dealing with the unknown
Email 22 (Week 26): It’s play time
Email 23 (Week 28): Enjoy the special moments
Email 24 (Week 30): Keeping your relationship strong
Email 25 (Week 32) Time to check your stress levels
Email 26: (Week 34): How does my baby feel towards me?
Email 27 (Week 36): If both parents are working
Email 28 (Week 38): Dealing with finances
Email 29 (Week 40): Being an involved dad
Email 30 (Week 42): Time to focus on you
Email 31 (Week 44): Family relationships
Email 32 (Week 46): Friendships
Email 33 (Week 48): Recapping your fatherhood journey
Email 34 (Week 50): Discrimination in the workplace
Email 35 (Week 52): One year down!
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