Download Portal
Welcome to the PIRI Download Portal
Here, expectant and new parents, as well as health professionals, can access a range of valuable resources to support perinatal mental health. Our digital resources include brochures, guides, and flyers that you can download, print, display, or share. These materials are designed to provide information, facilitate referrals, and offer practical support during the perinatal period. Explore our resources to find the tools that best meet your needs and those of your clients or patients.
MumSpace Digital Resources: A Stepped Care Approach
MumSpace Digital Programs Brochure (A4)
Clear overview of MumSpace digital programs supporting perinatal mental health, helping parents and clinicians access the right level of support quickly.
MumSpace Support Flyer (A4)
Overview of MumSpace’s free digital programs supporting emotional wellbeing during pregnancy and early parenthood, with QR code for easy access.
MumSpace and DadSpace Postcard (A6)
Overview of MumSpace and DadSpace support for parents, including evidence-based programs and tools, with QR codes for easy access to online resources.
Perinatal Anxiety and Depression Support Programs
MumMoodBooster Program Guide Brochure (A4)
Overview of MumMoodBooster, an evidence-based online program supporting perinatal depression, with flexible access for pregnant and new mothers.
Clinician Portal Guide Brochure (A4)
Guide to referring patients via the MumMoodBooster Clinician Portal, including registration, referral steps, and tools for monitoring patient progress.
MumMoodBooster & Mum2BMoodBooster Flyer (A4)
Free, evidence-based online programs supporting mums during pregnancy and after birth, offering flexible, accessible care with proven outcomes and clinician support.
Clinician Portal Referral Guide (A4)
MumMoodBooster Clinician Portal referral guide showing registration steps, referral process, QR code access, and clinician features for perinatal depression support.
MumMoodBooster Program Benefits Flyer (A4)
Overview of MumMoodBooster benefits, including evidence-based online CBT, flexible access, and support for women experiencing perinatal depression or anxiety.
Support for Parents Flyer (A4)
Overview of MumMoodBooster and DadBooster programs supporting parents with evidence-based digital tools for perinatal mental health and clinician-supported care.
MumMoodBooster Clinical Guide (A4)
Clinical guide outlining MumMoodBooster program, evidence, and referral pathway, supporting health professionals to deliver effective digital care for perinatal depression.
DadSpace and DadBooster: Support for Fathers
DadSpace and DadBooster Brochure (A4)
Overview of DadSpace and DadBooster, providing free online support, practical tools, and mental health resources for fathers during early parenthood.
DadSpace Support Flyer (A4)
Overview of DadSpace support for fathers, including DadBooster, practical tools, and real stories, with QR code for easy access.
DadSpace and MumSpace Postcard (A6)
Overview of DadSpace and MumSpace support for parents, including evidence-based programs and tools, with QR codes for easy access to online resources.
Tips for Dads (A4)
Essential tips for dads adjusting to fatherhood, including self-care, communication, staying connected with your partner, and managing new routines and responsibilities.
PIRI’s Programs
Digital Perinatal Mental Health Ecosystem Overview (A4)
Overview of PIRI’s evidence-based digital perinatal mental health ecosystem, supporting prevention, early intervention and treatment for mothers, fathers and families.
MindMum App (A4)
Free app supporting expectant and new mums with mood tools, relationship support, and practical resources to improve wellbeing during early parenthood.
Towards Parenthood (A4)
Self-help program supporting expectant parents through emotional, social, and psychological changes, available as a workbook or interactive online experience.
Parent-Infant Research Institute Program Brochure (A4)
Overview of PIRI programs supporting parent and infant mental health through evidence-based tools, early intervention, and digital support across early parenthood.
Investing in the Earliest Years Brochure (A4)
Overview of research highlighting the value of early childhood investment and its long-term benefits for children, families, and society.
Additional Resources
Coming Soon
We are currently updating the PIRI Download Portal. Shortly, licensed users will be able to access downloadable materials for some of PIRI’s programs.
The programs that have materials available are:
- Community HUGS Therapeutic Playgroup: H.U.G.S. stands for “Happiness, Understanding, Giving and Sharing” This playgroup was developed in recognition of the fact that postnatal depression and other issues in the early postnatal period can lead to disturbances in the mother-infant relationship, and that treatment of maternal symptoms of postnatal depression alone may not improve the mother-infant relationship. Following training, comprehensive handouts and proformas to allow facilitators to run the program will be available to download.
- Overcoming Depression: Overcoming Depression is evidence based brief 6 session treatment designed for health professionals working with women with mild to moderate postnatal depression. The program developed by The Parent-Infant Research Institute uses counselling skills to help develop a therapeutic relationship, to explore and understand contributing issues and to support problem solving. Elements of cognitive behavioural therapy are also included to increase pleasant activities, challenging negative thinking and managing anxiety through relaxation. The Overcoming Depression Program includes one couple session to provide information and support to the partner. The handouts and relaxation CD will become available to download.
- Getting Ahead of Postnatal Depression: This is a twelve-week cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) group program designed primarily to improve maternal mood. Each session lasts approximately 1.5 hours. Women learn coping strategies to help manage their mood. Following training, a comprehensive set of handouts that supports this program will be available to download.
- Premie Press: Premie Press is a quarterly publication for those interested in the development of premature babies. Back issues will become available for download.
To become a licenced user you will need to undertake one of our specialised training workshops. Workshops are periodically available to health professionals about the topics listed above or agencies are invited to approach us for a tailored training opportunity. See our Workshop & Training Opportunities for further details.
For more information please contact us.
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