Marce Society and Helen Mayo House Joint Perinatal Mental Health Conference 2023
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Date:
September 7, 8 and 9, 2023
Venue:
Adelaide Convention Centre, North Terrace, Adelaide, South Australia
Theme:
Resilience and Recovery: Sensitive perinatal mental health care for all women and their families
Sub themes:
- Impacts of trauma, loss and adversity in the perinatal period
- Supporting and celebrating cultural diversity in perinatal care
- Models of care – Facilitating equitable access to care
- Experiences of becoming a parent
Price:
Before July 28, 2023, the prices for the Earlybird registration are as follows:
- Marcé Member / Fulltime Student (full): $595.00
- Marcé Non-Member (full): $750.00
- Marcé Member / Fulltime Student (day): $400.00
- Marcé Non-Member (day): $500.00
Starting from July 28, 2023, the standard pricing will apply:
- Marcé Member / Fulltime Student (full): $695.00
- Marcé Non-Member (full): $850.00
- Marcé Member / Fulltime Student (day): $400.00
- Marcé Non-Member (day): $500.00
The workshop prices are as follows:
- Marcé Member / Fulltime Student: $235.00
- Non-Members: $285.00
The Marcé Society Australasian Chapter and The Women's and Children's Health Network Inc. Helen Mayo House, Adelaide, will come together for the first time to present a two Day Conference for health professionals working with expectant parents and families with newborns and toddlers.
Helen Mayo House is a part of Perinatal and Infant Mental Health Services at the Women's and Children's Health Network in Adelaide, which provide specialist care to perinatal families throughout South Australia. This includes consultation-liaison services to women birthing at the Women's and Children's Hospital as well as to infants receiving medical care within the nurseries and paediatric wards of the WCH; education, advice and Telehealth consultation statewide; and inpatient care in Helen Mayo House where mothers with severe mental health disorders are co-admitted with their infants. Helen Mayo House was one of the first Mother-Baby Units established in Australia in the 1980s, and since 1993 has run an annual conference to promote education and skill development for health professionals working with perinatal families.
