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MumSpace

MumSpace is a partner of PANDA, with programs developed by the Parent Infant Research Institute.

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With MumSpace, you can access supports that are suitable for all new parents, a little extra help when you need it, and online treatments for anxiety and
depression. You never have to feel that you are alone.

Our approach helps parents decide what support they want and need. Then, if they try one online resource and find they need more, they can select something that gives more help. If they need less support, we may have an
option that will suit them better.

“I didn’t realise that feeling tired, frustrated, tearful and overwhelmed were the signs and symptoms of depression. I just thought I was not coping. Since getting some help I recognise these can be part of depression. Now I look at things differently and I feel I will be the mum and partner I want to be.”

MumSpace is brought to you by the Perinatal Depression e-Consortium (PDeC), led by the Parent-Infant Research Institute (PIRI) in partnership with Perinatal Anxiety and Depression Australia (PANDA), Monash University, Jean Hailes for Women’s Health and Queensland University of Technology.

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Mind Mum App

The MindMum free app is designed to assist expectant and new mothers with the emotional challenges that this me of life often brings. MindMum provides effective strategies to help you lift your mood, strengthen your relationships and feel supported and confident in becoming a mum.

It may help you to:

  • hold on to the good things
  • feel better when you are sad or worried
  • track your mood
  • calm yourself with meditation and relaxation
  • make action plans
  • plan enjoyable moments with your baby, your partner,
    friends, or by yourself
Find it in the Apple App store
Mum Mood Booster

MumMoodBooster is an evidence-based treatment for postnatal depression. Our treatment programs are based on best practice psychological treatment. They are designed to deliver the benefits of face-to-face cognitive-behavioural treatment without needing to leave your home.

MumMoodBooster is the only Australian e-treatment designed and validated specifically for the clinical treatment of perinatal depression.

The program gives you access to:

  • six online sessions that can be personalised to your situation
  • encouragement SMS messages twice a week
  • your mood will be monitored at weeks 1, 4, and 8 via a brief online survey
  • Interactive and tailored workbook
  • access to an online library and optional partner support website

MumMoodBooster has been developed by an international team at the Parent-Infant Research Institute (Australia) and the Oregon Research Institute (United States).

Mum2B Mood Booster

Mum2BMoodBooster is an evidence-based treatment for depression during pregnancy. Our treatment programs are based on best practice psychological treatment. They are designed to deliver the benefits of face-to-face cognitive-behavioural treatment without needing to leave your home.

MumMoodBooster is the only Australian e-treatment designed and validated specifically for the clinical treatment of depression during pregnancy.

The program gives you access to:

  • six online sessions that can be personalised to your situation
  • encouragement SMS messages twice a week
  • your mood will be monitored at weeks 1, 4, and 8 via a brief online survey
  • Interactive and tailored workbook
  • access to an online library and optional partner support website

Mum2BMoodBooster has been developed by an international team at the Parent-Infant Research Institute (Australia) and the Oregon Research Institute (United States).

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Everyone’s experience of pregnancy, birth and parenting is unique and brings different rewards and challenges. Our mental health checklist can help you to see if what you’re experiencing or observing in a loved one could be a reason to seek help.