The Mother Load: Beyond the Basics in Perinatal ADHD
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The Mother Load: Beyond the Basics in Perinatal ADHD
Join Perinatal Psychologist Sarah Edwards for a deep dive on the impact of ADHD on women in the perinatal period. This webinar is designed as an advanced and applied webinar for clinicians who already have a good understanding of the ADHD diagnostic criteria and experience working with ADHD in AFAB.
As an experienced presenter and clinician in the ND perinatal space, this webinar aims to be a rich exploration into the literature of perinatal ADHD, a discussion and exploration of the co-occurring presentations and importantly, a ‘what to do’. Sarah will also address the impact of ADHD on maternal transition and identity, and the complexity of navigating the perinatal period alongside perimenopause.
As an experienced presenter and clinician in the ND perinatal space, this webinar aims to be a rich exploration into the literature of perinatal ADHD, a discussion and exploration of the co-occurring presentations and importantly, a ‘what to do’. Sarah will also address the impact of ADHD on maternal transition and identity, and the complexity of navigating the perinatal period alongside perimenopause.
This is an essential webinar for all disciplines working in the perinatal field.
This is a live Webinar and will be recorded. The recording will be available within 7-days of the Webinar and ticket holders will receive an email with a link to access the recording.
Thursday 29 October 2026
6:00-7:30pm AEST / 7:00-8:30pm AEDT
About the Presenter:
Sarah Edwards is a Clinical and Educational & Developmental Psychologist and the founder of Keeping Mum Psychology in Brisbane. She has a particular interest in the intersection of perinatal mental health and neurodevelopment, and is passionate about providing neuroaffirming care for parents and families. Sarah’s approach integrates evidence-based therapies with attachment-informed practice and infant mental health, recognising the profound influence of the parent–infant relationship on lifelong wellbeing.
Alongside her private practice, Sarah lectures and provides professional supervision and training for psychologists and other health professionals. She is a Circle of Security Parenting Facilitator and a proud board member of Australian Association of Infant Mental Health.
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Perinatal Training Centre
info@perinatalpsychology.com.au