The postpartum psychosis she couldn’t talk about - The Daksha Emson case
In 2000, British-Indian doctor Daksha Emson was experiencing a devastating mental health crisis after the birth of her daughter. What followed became a tragic case that raised difficult questions about postpartum psychosis, stigma, identity, and whether the people around her recognized what was happening.
This episode looks beyond the tragedy itself to ask: What happens when someone is struggling in ways they, and the people around them, don’t know how to talk about?
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