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Southampton (UK): National Institute for Health and Care Research; 2025 Oct. (Health and Social Care Delivery Research, No. 13.38.) Effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of community perinatal mental health services on access, experience, recovery/relapse and obstetric and neonate outcomes: the ESMI-II mixed-methods study. Show details Health and Social Care Delivery Research, No. 13.38. O’Mahen H, Howard L, Sharp H, et al. Southampton (UK): National Institute for Health and Care Research ; 2025 Oct. Contents Search term < Prev Next > Appendix 1 Types of training received by professions and delivered by staff TABLE 22 Training received by each profession within CPMHTs View in own window Psychologists Nursery nurses CPNs Team managers Psychiatrist Occupational therapy Circle of security VIG ITSIEY training at the Anna Freud Centre ITSIEY training at the Anna Freud Centre Masterclass for consultant perinatal psychiatrists (National Health Service England/HEE) Interpersonal therapy EMDR NBO Perinatal training for community and inpatient perinatal MH practitioners Perinatal team managers training; perinatal community services workshop Royal College of Psych Perinatal: Perinatal psychiatry 3 day training course AMPS training NBO Mellow Bumps Anna Freud Centre on risk assessment and report writing EMDR King’s Fund leadership training Sensory integration training VIPP Infant Massage Perinatal champion training Mellow Bumps Preconception counselling and risk assessment in early pregnancy Winchester course DBT AVIGuk Practitioner training DBT Winchester course University of Exeter/Liverpool clinical psychology perinatal CPD programme CBT diploma and CBT introductory course from local university Tavistock and Portman (Course 1 perinatal training for community and inpatient perinatal MH team managers/leaders) VIG Perinatal training course at a local university Winchester leadership course Tavistock and Portman courses Family work for psychosis AVIGuk practitioner training Winchester course Winchester leadership course VIG Parent–infant psychotherapy training at Anna Freud NBO Perinatal psychology workforce training event Interpersonal therapy 2-day course Care Index Course Mellow Bumps Behavioural family therapy EMDR Parental mental health training Suicide prevention training AMPS, Assessment of Motor and Process Skills; CPD, continuing professional development; CPN, clinical practice nurse; HEE, Health Education England; ITSIEY, International Training School for Infancy and Early Years; MH, mental health; VIPP, Video Interaction for Positive Parenting. TABLE 23 Training delivered to all staff within CPMHTs or not specified which profession View in own window All staff Non-specified professionals Working with mothers and babies in the community in the perinatal period Anna Freud centre on introduction to PiP work and mentalisation and the baby work Simulation training Simulation training PIIOS training Safeguarding supervision Bespoke Tavistock and Portman training Brazleton (NBO) training E-Learning for health-perinatal mental health Winchester perinatal training VIG introductory training course with InVIGorate GRASPPIT training (Global recognition and assessment of the sick perinatal patient and initial treatment) DBT Watch wait and wonder training – (parent–infant interaction re. play) Warwick University infant mental health online course Behavioural family therapy training course ‘Winchester course’ PIMH training CBT Compassion focused Therapy Interpersonal psychotherapy training Solihull Approach – Core Foundation Training (Antenatal 2DF) Cognitive analytic therapy Tavistock and Portman Course 3 – Working with acutely unwell women in the perinatal period EMDR Care Index overview and stabilisation University perinatal mental health module SCM IMHOL – Infant mental health online course (University of Warwick) Here’s Looking at Your Baby IHV perinatal and infant mental health champions training Behavioural activation Emergency services perinatal awareness training PIIOS Assisted reproduction and sexual health – Margaret Pyke Trust PIIOS accredited training – University of Warwick Risk Assessment and risk management – Tavistock and Portman VIG training and supervision Bebe scale Solihull Foundation 2 day Baby Mind mindedness Warwick infant mental health training IHV, Institute of Health Visiting; PIMH, parent-infant mental health; PiP, parent infant psychotherapy; SCM, structured clinical management. 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