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Grow your perinatal mental health knowledge, with resources and training designed for health professionals.

Up to 1 in 5 mums and 1 in 10 dads will experience perinatal anxiety and/or depression.

Getting the right help from a health professional early on leads to a faster recovery. PANDA offers a range of resources for health professionals and clinics working to support the mental health and wellbeing of families.

Our interactive online learning modules and courses cover the core knowledge and skills needed to support clients and families experiencing perinatal mental distress, conditions and associated risks.

Visit the PANDA Learning Hub to explore our free online courses.

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Online courses for health care providers

Explore our free online courses spanning a multitude of topics to give you the skills and knowledge to enhance your professional development.

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PANDA's National Perinatal Mental Health Helpline

PANDA’s National Perinatal Mental Health Helpline is Australia’s only free national helpline for mental health and emotional wellbeing during the perinatal period.

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Secondary consultation

PANDA is the only organisation in Australia to offer a free, nationwide secondary consultation service for health professionals, with a specialist focus on perinatal mental health. This includes case formulation, safety planning, referral options, professional development for health care providers and more.

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Intensive Care and Counselling program

PANDA’s Intensive Care and Counselling Program operates within our National Perinatal Mental Health Helpline. The program provides ongoing counselling, consultation, and service navigation for families with higher care needs.

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Referring someone to PANDA

Find out how you can refer someone to PANDA or get practice support as a health care provider.

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Find information to help you support the mental wellbeing of expecting and new parents.

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Contribute to building a better system of care for expecting and new parents.

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Resources to help you support families from many cultural and langauge backgrounds. PANDA information and videos are translated into 40 languages.

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