While becoming a dad later in life can present challenges, it is essential to remember that age is just a number, and the rewards of parenthood are not limited by it.
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DadBooster trial is now open for recruitment
DadBooster is an online treatment program based on best-practice CBT and years of clinical experience and controlled research about how to best reduce moderate to severe symptoms of depression. The DadBooster trial is now open for recruitment.
PIRI Launches online interactive version of Towards Parenthood
The Parent-Infant Research Institute (PIRI) is excited to announce the launch of its Towards Parenthood online interactive workbook. Going digital extends the accessibility and reach of this program and makes treatment and supports available to more expectant and new parents, helping to address the urgent mental health needs of Australia’s newest and growing families.
Free online support for new and expectant parents
Social isolation, extended wait lists and living in regional communities can sometimes make it difficult to access more traditional perinatal support services. The good news is, support is now readily available through a suite of free and effective online programs.
Towards Parenthood self-help workbook
The impact a baby may have on the couple relationship is a key. Many men underestimate the enormity of this life change impacting not only on wellbeing, but managing sleep deprivation and extra demands whilst at the same time continuing a demanding work schedule.
Celebrating International Men’s Day
Celebrating International Men’s Day. 1 in 10 new or expectant fathers experience anxiety or depression in Australia and more than 40 per cent of new dads believe depression and anxiety is a sign of weakness.
DadSpace – A new website supporting dads in the transition to parenthood
PIRI is excited to announce DadSpace, a new website dedicated to supporting fathers across Australia. DadSpace provides information, strategies, tips, resources, and support specifically for dads who are expecting or have a new baby.
World Mental Health Day 2021
World Mental Health Day is being celebrated on 10 October 2021. The early years are critical for lifelong brain development and functioning, learning, and wellbeing. PIRI is committed to investing in the earliest years to build a brighter future for mothers, fathers, babies, and their families. #mhw2021
Parenthood is a time of transition
Wondering how to survive a new baby when you're so very, very tired? Here's 10 Tips for Tired New Parents.
Free 24/7 specialist online support for expectant and new parents
Social isolation, extended wait lists and women living in regional communities can find it difficult to access traditional perinatal support services.