Research from the Parent-Infant Research Institute (PIRI) into DadBooster has been recognised with the Allied Health Poster Prize at ResearchFest 2026.
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Perinatal Mental Health Support Funded
PIRI secures funding to expand MumMoodBooster and launch DadBooster, providing free, nationally accredited perinatal mental health support for parents in Australia.
PIRI Achieves National Accreditation for its Digital Perinatal Mental Health Programs
As technology continues to evolve, these innovative solutions offer a promising path towards ensuring all parents, regardless of location, have access to the vital support they need during this crucial time in their lives.
Celebrating Women and Supporting Perinatal Mental Health
As we celebrate International Women's Day, we recognise the immense contributions women make to families and communities around the world. This year, we turn our focus to a crucial aspect of women's well-being: perinatal mental health.
PIRI is looking for a Senior Research Fellow
The Parent-Infant Research Institute (PIRI) is seeking a Senior Research Fellow to join its expert team of clinical and academic staff.
PIRI is looking for a Research Clinical Psychologist
Calling all passionate research clinical psychologists. Join PIRI, a vibrant research institute dedicated to making the first 1000 days of life the best they can be for parents and babies.
PIRI’s 2023 End-of-Year Reflection
We are incredibly proud of the progress we have made in 2023, and we are committed to continuing our work to ensure that all Aussie families have access to the support they need to thrive.
STePPS CRE: Providing New Hope for Australian Families
A new NHMRC Centre of Research Excellence in Science Translation for e-Psychological Perinatal Supports (STePPS CRE)
Enhancing Perinatal Mental Health Care with the Mum2BMoodBooster Clinician Portal
The Perinatal Depression e-Consortium (PDeC) is enhancing Perinatal Mental Health Care with the Mum2BMoodBooster Clinician Portal.
Referring to MumSpace and MumMoodBooster
Referring to MumSpace and MumMoodBooster – a guide for Health Professionals. Women can self-refer to MumSpace and the MumMoodBooster treatment programs or health professionals can refer to MumMoodBooster via a dedicated Clinician Portal.