Training for professionals
Perinatal mental health
Perinatal mental health programme
The Perinatal Mental Health programme has been designed to help educate and develop the workforce caring for people with perinatal mental health issues. Visit the Perinatal Mental Health - elearning for healthcare page.
Breastfeeding and perinatal mental health programme
All too often, breastfeeding support and perinatal mental health support are provided in isolation, with minimal consideration of how one can impact upon the other. This means that families can sometimes receive conflicting advice about how they should care for their baby, which can lead to unnecessary stress and cause confusion about what approach is right for them. Visit the Breastfeeding and Perinatal Mental Health - elearning for healthcare page
Trauma-informed care
This programme recognising that NHS and social care staff are routinely exposed to trauma at work and experience moral injury, NHSE has worked in collaboration to design bespoke 'trauma-informed care training', ensuring these workforces become truly trauma- informed. Visit the Trauma-Informed Care - elearning for healthcare page
PEEP: a short introduction to the Learning Together Through PEEP Programme in Norfolk
PEEP is an evidence based early intervention programme for parents of early years children. This video provides an outline of the programme including how to access the practitioner training in Norfolk.
Learning Together Through PEEP course
The two-day course will cover the why, what and how of the PEEP learning together programme (LTP). This will enable you to deliver it effectively to support the families that you work with. The LTP is an evidence-based programme. It helps parents and carers to support their young children's development by valuing and building on the play and learning opportunities in everyday life.
Find PEEP LTP training dates and book your place
PEEP TALK training
PEEP TALK is aimed at any practitioners working with parents of young children aged 18 months to 4-years-old, who are seeking speech and language support.
This one-day training equips practitioners to:
- Expand their knowledge, skills and understanding in supporting parents with their young child's communication and language development, including those who are concerned about delayed language development
- Use the Peep TALK programme as a flexible toolkit, offering parents strategies and activities to boost their children's language and communication during everyday interactions in the home learning environment
- Deliver Peep TALK sessions with parents and children together, in one-to-one or group sessions.
Find PEEP Talk training dates and book your place
Solihull Approach training
The Solihull Approach foundation training is all about supporting emotional health and wellbeing with a focus on relationships and nurturing connected, sensitive and responsive interactions. The Solihull Approach is evidence-based and is way of thinking and working with families, groups or one-to-one that transcends professions and communities. The Solihull Approach is also about understanding brain development to understand behaviour, communication and emotional health.
Solihull Approach two-day foundation training course
This training is available to the core and wider family hub workforce, who support families from conception to two-years-old.
Solihull Approach antenatal two-day foundation training course
This training is available to the core and wider family hub workforce, who support families antenatally and/or neonatally.
Solihull Approach refresher day
This training is available to the core and wider family hub workforce, who support families from conception to two-years-old, who completed their two-day foundation training course more than 12 months ago.
To book Solihull Approach courses
You will need to create an account before you sign up to your preferred date.
Access code: 2DF-NORFOLK
Secondhand smoke: promoting smokefree homes and cars
This e-learning module provides you with information on the health effects of secondhand smoke as well as training on how to deliver effective interventions to manage exposure to secondhand smoke. The training should take you less than 30 minutes to complete. Visit the NCSCT e-learning module.
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