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Supporting the mental health of women and families in the perinatal period (from conception to 4 years old).
Supporting families with children aged 25 years and under qualify for this free service.
Supporting women and their families within the perinatal period who live in remote and rural areas (outside the Perth metro area)
The Circle of Security Parenting program is a practical, solution based course that teaches parents, caregivers, teachers, really just anyone involved with children, how to help kids figure out their emotions and create a calmer environment. If you are looking for your household to be happier, kids to be more content and for your sanity levels to increase, this course could be a good one for you.
Dad Chats starts with a general session thinking about our own experience of fathers, and then through future sessions begins looking at the many ways a Dad can be involved in the family; from being a dad with a newborn, through FIFO and work, blended families, foster dads, and parenting from separate homes. Topics also include how to try best to communicate with your partner, and also a whole session on overall family (including your extended family!).
The program covers (in every session) topics around communication, boundary setting, and self-discovery/exploration. It is run by two experienced facilitators, however the greatest learning comes from the interactions between the dads themselves.
You are growing a new little human and soon you will be bringing them home. It is an exciting and nerve-wracking time. Whether this is your first baby or your third, we’d love to help you learn some of the practical skills that will help you navigate the early days after your baby is born.
Join us in a safe space with other new parents to explore these ideas so that you can move forward positively in your parenting.
Both parents are encouraged to book & benefit from this exciting new workshop on offer. You can parent decisively, breathe through challenges and enjoy laughing together along the way.
The Western Australian Centre for Perinatal Mental Health and Parenting Support (WACPPS) is the sister organisation of Women’s Health & Wellbeing Services, a not for profit organisation that works with women and families in the community to reduce the impact of mental health problems on families and to help foster growth, for strong women and strong families.
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