Flexible support when you need it most
Not sure where to start? Book a free 15-minute Discovery Call with our Perinatal Health Coordinator to discuss your unique needs and goals.
Our weekly peer support groups create a valuable opportunity to connect with others who have similar lived experiences, encouraging a sense of community and mutual understanding.
Enjoy Your Baby is a 5-week mental health and wellness course that provides new parents/caregivers with the skills and resources they need as they navigate the postpartum stage.
Prenatal peer support sessions offer private, professional, and NON-CLINICAL social support for expecting parents experiencing symptoms of a Perinatal Mood & Anxiety Disorder. Sessions are provided by a peer facilitator with lived experience and training in perinatal mental health.
Postpartum Peer Wellness Sessions are designed to offer private, professional and NON-CLINICAL social support for new parents experiencing symptoms of a Perinatal Mood & Anxiety Disorder. Sessions are provided by a peer facilitator with lived experience and training in perinatal mental health.
As a branch of the Regina Early Learning Centre, we believe healthy communities start when all children and families are thriving and have the support and services they need to meet their full potential. To learn more about the family support services provided by the Regina Early Learning Centre team, click the link below.
At Saskatchewan Perinatal Health Network, we build strong and supportive relationships to coordinate comprehensive and compassionate treatment for perinatal mental illness, ensuring holistic care for mothers and their families.
The support and services provided at the Saskatchewan Perinatal Health Network would not be possible without the generous support from our community. We would like to thank those who have supported us thus far. If you feel passionate about improving perinatal health here in Saskatchewan, please consider making a donation today.
To provide clear pathways to education, treatment, and support during the perinatal period.
Check our our FAQ’s section and learn more about Perinatal Mental Health.
