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.
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Australian Fatherhood Research Symposium 2022
As part of its commitment to building a brighter future and supporting fathers across Australia, PIRI is excited to be participating in the Australian Fatherhood Research Symposium 2022.
PIRI – Investing in the Earliest Years to Build a brighter future
The Parent-Infant Research Institute (PIRI) is dedicated to tackling perinatal depression, anxiety and their consequences through research and translating research evidence to practice. PIRI is investing in the earliest years to build a brighter future.
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.
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