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Perinatal Mental Health

Extend your knowledge and explore the following curated compilation of webinars, podcasts and networks, focusing on perinatal mental health.

 

 

Total play time: 6 hours 19 minutes
Showing 11 results.
  • Network
St Kilda Infant and Perinatal Mental Health
Armadale, VIC
St Kilda & Surrounds Infant & Perinatal MHPN is a network with a specific interest focus on Perinatal Mental health. Network meetings consist of Case studies, Guest speakers and networking. This network aims to meets quarterly.
  • Perinatal
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  • Podcast
09 Nov 2022 . 24 mins

A Conversation About… Perinatal Mental Health

In this episode, Nicole Highet, psychologist, and Natasha Lindros, clinical psychologist, share their perspectives on what Perinatal Mental Health is; how and why the field - of which Australia is a world leader - is growing and evolving; and why it is a rewarding specialty in which to work.
  • Network
PIGLET (Perinatal Infant Group Liaison Education & Training) Mental Health Network
Eastwood, SA
This network focuses on perinatal and infant mental health. Meetings consist of guest presentations, case study, panel discussions, peer support and community development. This network aims to meet quarterly.
  • Perinatal
  • Network
Gold Coast Perinatal and Infant Mental Health Network
Robina, QLD
The Gold Coast Perinatal and Infant Mental Health Network has a specific interest focus on perinatal and infant mental health. Network meetings consist of guest presentations, collaboration and networking. This network aims to meet quarterly.
  • Perinatal
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  • Podcast
23 Nov 2022 . 34 mins

In The First Person: A Mother’s Experience of Postpartum Psychosis

In this episode, Ariane, mother of Henry, former elite dancer, child services caseworker, and psychologist and now advocate, shares her raw and unedited account of the experience and clinical treatment of postpartum psychosis.
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  • Podcast
09 Nov 2022 . 24 mins

A Conversation About… Perinatal Mental Health

In this episode, Nicole Highet, psychologist, and Natasha Lindros, clinical psychologist, share their perspectives on what Perinatal Mental Health is; how and why the field - of which Australia is a world leader - is growing and evolving; and why it is a rewarding specialty in which to work.
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  • Podcast
04 Nov 2020 . 35 mins

Transitions: Becoming Us – Part 1

In this episode, our hosts share the joys, challenges, expected and unexpected lessons of navigating parenthood.
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  • Podcast
18 Nov 2020 . 37 mins

Transitions: Becoming Us – Part 2

In this episode, hosts Monica and Julianne delve deeper in to the transitions associated with parenthood.
  • Webinar
12 May 2022

An interdisciplinary approach to Perinatal anxiety and depression

The webinar features an interdisciplinary panel of experts that explores how health professionals can better identify symptoms of perinatal anxiety and depression and provide enhanced care for women at risk.
  • Webinar
19 Mar 2012

Working better together: Perinatal mental health

In this webinar, Stacey one of the panelists shares her own experience as a mother of a toddler and a newborn, who struggles with anxiety and depression. The other panelists, including a GP, psychiatrist and psychologist respond to Stacy’s story and explore the referral pathways available to her.
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  • Webinar
15 Aug 2023

Practice skills to promote infant and parent mental health in the first twelve months of life

This webinar explores assessment strategies that are responsive to a family's psychosocial context and the evolving parent-child relationship. Watch this webinar to learn how to engage reflectively with parents, enabling you to notice, describe and respond to their infants and toddlers' communication cues, emotional experiences, and caregiving needs.

The Mental Health Professionals’ Network (MHPN) respectfully acknowledges the Wurundjeri and the Boon Wurrung people of the Kulin nation, the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the land on which our office is situated. We also acknowledge Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia and pay our respects to their Elders past and present.