Participant characteristic: Women with direct experiences of postpartum psychosis | ||||||||
ID | Age range | Highest level of education | Work status | Relationship status | Child-ren | Time since onset | Treatment provider | Mental health history |
W1 | 25–34 | High school | Part-time | Relationship | 1 | 1–3 years | MBU, general psychiatric, home treatment, perinatal team | Depression, anxiety before and after PP |
W2 | 35–44 | University | Part-time | Relationship | 2 | 12 years + | MBU, general psychiatric, home treatment | Depression, anxiety after PP |
W3 | 25–34 | University | Self-employed | Relationship | 2 | 0–6 months (Most recent) | First managed at home, second MBU, home treatment | Depression after PP |
W4 | 35–44 | University | Self-employed | Relationship | 2 | 6–12 months | MBU (readmitted), perinatal team | Depression, anxiety before and after PP |
W5 | 45–54 | University | Self-employed | Relationship | 2 | 12 years + (Most recent) | General psychiatric for both, MBU second | None (Bipolar diagnosis given but does not relate to this) |
W6 | 35–44 | Training | Part-time | Relationship | 2 | 3–6 years | General psychiatric | None |
W7 | 35–44 | College | Un-employed | Relationship | 2 | 1–3 years | MBU | Bipolar disorder |
W8 | 35–44 | University | Part-time | Relationship | 1 | 1–3 years | MBU (readmitted), home treatment, perinatal team | Panic attacks before PP. Depression, anxiety after PP |
W9 | 35–44 | Post-graduate | Part-time | Relationship | 2 | 3–6 years | A&E, no immediate follow up. | None |
W10 | 45–54 | Post-graduate | Full-time | Single | 1 | 9–12 years | None | Depression, anxiety before PP. Bipolar after PP |
W11 | 25–34 | University | Full-time | Relationship | 1 | 3–6 years | MBU, general psychiatric, home treatment. | None |
W12 | 45–54 | College | Part-time | Separated | 1 | 12 years + | General psychiatric. Later admitted to MBU. | Bipolar after PP |
W13 | 35–44 | Post-graduate | Part-time | Relationship | 1 | 6–9 years | MBU, general psychiatric, community mental health team, IAPT | Depression, anxiety after PP |
Participant characteristic: Family members of people with direct experiences of postpartum psychosis | ||||||||
Age | Education | Employment | Relationship status | Child-ren | Time since onset | Treatment | Relationship | |
FM14 | 65+ | University | Retired | Relationship | 2 | 1–3 years | MBU (readmitted) home treatment, perinatal team | Parent |
FM15 | 35–44 | College | Full-time | Relationship | 2 | 3–6 years | A&E, no immediate follow up | Sibling |
FM16 | 65+ | High school | Retired | Relationship | 4 | 12 years + | MBU, general psychiatric, Intensive home treatment | Parent |
FM17 | 35–44 | College | Full-time | Relationship | 4 | 1–3 years | MBU | Partner |
FM18 | 65+ | College | Retired | Relationship | Not stated | 12 years + (Most recent) | General psychiatric for both, MBU second | Parent |
FM19 | 65+ | High school | Retired | Relationship | 3 | 6–9 years | MBU, general psychiatric | Parent |
FM20 | 35–44 | College | Part-time | Relationship | 1 | 1–3 years | MBU (readmitted) home treatment, perinatal team | Partner |
FM21 | 35–44 | College | Full-time | Relationship | 1 | 1–3 years | MBU, general psychiatric | Partner |