Goal:

 Recognize distress, reduce harm, and connect to the right support.

Course Overview

HPP Perinatal Perspectives: is a practical perinatal mental health training for healthcare and community-based providers that helps teams recognize distress early and respond in ways that build trust, protect dignity, and improve follow-through. The curriculum covers core conditions and real-world presentation, supportive conversations, culturally responsive screening, safety response, and clear referral and care pathways across OB, primary care, pediatrics, ED, and L&D.

1∙ Identify

Evidence-based signs and symptom patterns of common perinatal mental health conditions, including key risk and protective factors across diverse populations and care settings.

2∙ Apply 

Interdisciplinary, patient-centered communication and screening practices to support accurate identification, reduce barriers to disclosure, and guide clinical decision-making.

3∙ Implement

Risk management and follow-through workflows — safety response, warm handoffs, and coordinated referral pathways — to ensure timely, equitable access to care.

Curriculum

4 Chapters · 9 Lessons

  1. 1

    Module 1: Identifying Perinatal Mental Health Conditions

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      Welcome 1

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      Introduction Module 1: Identifying Perinatal Mental Health Conditions

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      Lesson 1 Knowledge Check

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      Lesson 2: Knowledge Check

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      Lesson 3:Knowledge Check

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      M1 References(HPP)

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    Module 2: The Ripple Effect: Perinatal Safety Pathways and the Cost of Undertreatment

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      Knowledge Check

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    Module 3: Mapping Risk Across Body, Mind & System

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      Knowledge Check

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    Drafts

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      Introduction

Faculty & Community Voices  Clinical experts. Community truth-tellers.

This course is built with — and by — the people closest to the work. Our faculty brings clinical credentials. Our community experts bring lived experience and cultural authority that no textbook can teach.

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Obstetricians & Midwives

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Neonatal & L&D Nurses

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Pediatricians & Family Medicine

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Mental Health Clinicians

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Maternal Health Advocate · Lived Experience

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"I've seen this play out — a patient screened negative, sent home, and three weeks later we're in crisis mode. This training exists to change that outcome." — Community Expert, HPP Advisory Panel 

Who Should Attend

This course is designed for obstetricians, midwives, neonatal nurses, pediatricians, family medicine physicians, and other healthcare professionals involved in perinatal care.