Asking is the intervention

Our mission is to ensure every parent/caregiver (including non-birthing parents) receive meaningful resource follow-up after EPDS/PHQ screening and at every prenatal and well-child visit. 

Parent CARE Project provides obstetric & pediatric providers and perinatal specialists with tools, knowledge, and resources to support parent mental health, strengthen patient trust, and holistic, dyadic care of families. 

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How We Support Providers

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Join the free resource referral webinar to learn about national parent mental health resources, local support groups, community programs, and a range of resource options relevant to the families under your care.

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Access free tools and handouts to share directly with your parents and caregivers. Resources are free to download and can also live in waiting rooms, exam rooms, and community spaces—visibly affirming the importance of parent mental health to your families.

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Become a provider that goes beyond screening questionnaires, by offering meaningful, yet efficient, follow-up support to caregivers—strengthening patient trust and holistic care.

Better Referrals in Your Back Pocket

Resource Referral Training: PromotingParent/Caregiver Mental Health at Prenatal & Well-Child Visits

Every Third Monday
7:00-7:45pm ET

Target Professionals: Obstetric & Pediatric Providers;  Perinatal Specialists; Allied Health Personnel. Anyone who interfaces with parent/guardians of pre-natal to age 3 infants/children.

Webinars delivered through Zoom; link provided after registration.

FAQs

Yes! The Resource Referral Training is relevant to any perinatal or pediatric provider, specialist, or frontline administrator interfacing with expecting parents or primary caretakers with children age 0-3. 

Webinar is relevant to: OB and pediatric physicians, nurses, NPs, MAs, PTs, OTs, dieticians, lactation consultants, SLPs, doulas, phlebotomists, schedulers, receptionists and any allied health personnel who interface with parents.

I am not a pediatric or obstetric physician, but see perinatal patients/clients, can I still attend this webinar?


Is a webinar recording available?

Unfortunately, no, but most webinars are held monthly. You can visit our website 24/7 to access or download many of the resources shared in the webinar.


Can I schedule a webinar training just for my practice?

Yes, if you would like everyone at your practice or organization to participate in a resource referral training webinar together, please reach out to schedule via email at hello@parentcareproject.org


Can I receive a copy of the slides?

We do not share webinar slides, but Parent CARE Project’s 1-page PDFs and Toolkits are free for download on our website.