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Whether you're a partner, friend, or family member, COPE provides guidance and support to help you care for your loved one and yourself through every stage of parenthood.
COPE provides guidance and resources to help workplaces support the emotional wellbeing of expecting and new parents with care and understanding.
COPE offers tools, training, and resources to support health professionals in providing compassionate, evidence-based care to expecting and new parents.
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At COPE, we believe every parent deserves access to compassionate support and reliable information. Our mission is to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and empower families facing perinatal mental health challenges.
Your support can make a lasting impact. By donating to COPE, you help to provide vital support, resources, and research for families facing perinatal mental health challenges. Together, we can make sure no parent is alone.
Understand when to seek help, how to take the first step of talking to someone, types of support available, plus how to find specialised perinatal mental health support near you.
Perinatal mental health professional development with COPE online training courses. Already have an account? Log in below
COPE's Perinatal Mental Health online education and professional development for Health Professionals is suitable for mental health professionals, as well as frontline health professionals.
A comprehensive perinatal mental health certification program that is designed to provide mental health professionals with a structured approach to the assessment, diagnosis and treatment of perinatal mental health disorders.
Informed by the 2023 National Guideline, this free, comprehensive online training program is designed to provide health professionals with a practical overview of best practice.
A practical course for frontline health professionals to guide you in the "how to" when caring for bereaved parents following the death of their baby after miscarriage, stillbirth or neonatal death.
A course for Therapists, including Psychologists, Psychiatrists, Social Workers, Counsellors, and Mental Health Nurses who work with clients who have experienced miscarriage, stillbirth, and newborn loss.
This online module aims to equip midwives, child health nurses, and Aboriginal Health Practitioners with the skills needed to identify and support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women who may be at risk of mental health issues during pregnancy or early motherhood.
This matrix aims to define the different levels of training, content areas to be covered, and which professionals could be the target of training.
COPE's Perinatal Mental Health online courses for expectant and new parents includes baby and child (perinatal) first aid, plus a course to help you prepare for the range of challenges on the path of parenthood.
A joint initiative between COPE, Emergcare and Kidsafe, this course has been created to help new or expectant parents, plus caregivers prevent or be prepared for accidents and equip them with essential first aid skills and knowledge.
Developed to provide information and insights about the range of emotional health challenges that can arise when having a baby. The program includes support and advice relating to your pregnancy, preparing for and recovering from birth, and coping with the many adjustments that come with having a new baby.
COPE's Perinatal Mental Health training for Community Leaders details the range of emotional and mental health challenges commonly faced, and provides students with the skills and resources to identify and support those who may be struggling to cope.
Designed to equip community leaders with information and insights about emotional and mental health for hopeful, expectant and new parents in their community.
This matrix aims to define the different levels of training, content areas to be covered, and which professionals could be the target of training.
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