12:11pm: Ms Nutting said: "Gerard said, 'I don't want to burden you'. She said 'I've had three years of emotional stress.'"
12:10pm: Ms Nutting said Mrs Baden-Clay discussed her previous struggles with depression and anxiety but had a lot of insight into her mental illness.
"She appeared to me to be a very responsible mother. I've got written here that she was very close to her children," Ms Nutting said.
Ms Nutting said Mrs Baden-Clay was "quite impacted" by her husband's affair.
"She was quite impacted by them. She wanted to keep the marriage. She knew that the marriage hadn't been good, but she wanted to pick up the marriage. She had every hope that that would happen.
"She said that she'd been lonely for the past four years. She said she needed a hug from someone. She said she thought about the woman that Gerard was having a relationship with, an affair with, and when she thought about that, she took a step back from the relationship and one of the things she wanted to do ... was to push through [that], like she had pushed through in her ballet lessons and her ballet performances. She just felt it was all unfair.
"She was having flashbacks of seeing Gerard's girlfriend's car at the gym. I felt that this might have been holding her back from recovering and from the relationship recovering. So I really wanted to do some work with her about the trauma and the flashbacks."
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