A heavily subsidised course to generate more professionals who are specifically trained in this area:

• Being a parent in general in the 21st century
• The pressure on perfect parenting – who is to blame?
• The pressure on perfect parenting – A stigma to admit when we are struggling?
• The increase in working parents and the pressures that this involves
• Guilty Parent Syndrome
• Parental Burnout -Spotting the signs and how to prevent Parental Burnout
• Parents experiences
• The Support required
• Challenges specific to new parents
• Physical symptoms post baby that can impact mental health  (episiotomy, birth injury, incontinence)
• The journey to parenthood: Relationship struggles and new identities
• Coping with extreme tiredness and sleepless nights
• New parent concerns and anxieties

Mental health conditions, symptoms and the support available:

• PTSD
• Birth trauma
• OCD
• PostNatal Depression
• Postnatal Anxiety
• Postpartum Psychosis

Parents share their experiences of mental health conditions post baby and their journey to recovery

• Problems in bonding with baby (especially relevant with subsequent pregnancies after loss) and how to help
• Lets not forget dads and partners – Support available
• Lets not forget dads and partners –  Can Dads and partners get PostNatal Depression?
• Support organisations and signposting for further help
• Q and A with tutors and parents