Perinatal
Map
in 7 Days
A quick guide to prioritize what to study first: pregnancy, childbirth, postpartum, infertility, perinatal grief, NICU, and paternal mental health.
Perinatal Psychology
Online Training
Perinatal Psychology Applied to Pregnancy, Childbirth, and Postpartum
Stop Feeling Like You're Improvising When Motherhood Comes to Your Practice
Build a practical and scientific foundation to support pregnancy, childbirth, postpartum, and sensitive cases with greater clinical discernment, even if university didn't prepare you for this.
You don't lack vocation or ability: you lack a specific clinical path to take Perinatal Psychology from theory to practice.
This training is for:
Advanced students
who want to approach their first cases with a clearer foundation
Psychologists
who already treat women and don't want to improvise when motherhood arises
Sensitive professionals
seeking discernment for pregnancy, puerperium, grief, and infertility
Who will be your instructor
Hello, my name is Vanesa Rodriguez.
I am an obstetric psychologist and I support families during the most important stage of life: the family foundations, the arrival of children.
Since 2017, I have been working with perinatal mental health, and during this period, I have supported hundreds of families in my practice and hundreds of students in my training programs.
I support families throughout pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum, as well as in cases such as perinatal grief, infertility, and fetal or neonatal syndromes.
I also attend births, especially when the patient needs psychological support during the arrival of her child.
I have 8 years of clinical experience and have already trained hundreds of psychologists to also care for mothers.
Modules
Master the fundamentals that will position you as a specialist and attract clients willing to pay more for your attention.
What a perinatal psychologist does and where they can practice
Psychological interpretation of pregnancy and its frequent demands
Adolescent and late pregnancy: mental health keys
Infertility, assisted reproduction, and emotional support
Psychological aspects of the puerperium
Perinatal mental disorders and warning signs
Perinatal grief: how to provide support without minimizing
NICU and highly vulnerable families
Paternal mental health and family dynamics
Bonuses
First
Perinatal Clinical
Perinatal
I WANT TO START MY PERINATAL JOURNEY
Everything you need to know to start in perinatal clinical practice
Perinatal
First
Perinatal
Interview Kit
Templates and guiding questions to explore the reason for consultation, obstetric history, emotional state, support network, and initial risk signs.
Perinatal Clinical
Manual for
First Cases
A practical manual to know what to observe, how to guide, when to refer, what errors to avoid, and what warning signs to recognize.
Perinatal
Professional
Identity
A guide to communicate your approach with confidence and ethics, organize your profile, and start differentiating yourself without feeling like an imposter.
Online Training
Progress at your own pace without losing track
- 100% online training
- Immediate and lifelong access
- Written summaries to consolidate ideas
- Mind maps to review without getting sidetracked
Did you know that...?
Motherhood doesn't always come to therapy as happiness. Sometimes it comes as fear, anxiety, guilt, grief, infertility, birth trauma, or a deep feeling of not being able to cope anymore.
Pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum can bring anxiety, fear, sadness, grief, or an identity crisis.
That's why good intentions are not enough: clinical insight, sensitivity, and clear boundaries are needed.
General training often leaves a gap between theory and real-world practice.
This path helps you understand what to observe, what to ask, how to provide support, and when to refer.
Specializing is not about talking more beautifully about motherhood: it's about better preparation.
With a clearer foundation, you can differentiate yourself without promising more than is ethically appropriate.
What some students say...
Karen Castro
I am deeply grateful for so much practical knowledge. The training gave me the confidence to move forward with new professional projects.
Pilar Torres
A patient chose me because she felt that my attention precisely addressed what she needed to resolve in her motherhood journey.
Andrea Tovar
After the training, I was able to organize my professional profile, communicate my approach better, and start attending to mothers.
Mariana Rojas
In a short time, I felt the investment was justified. I was able to apply what I learned and attend to mothers with more direction and confidence.
Camila Herrera
I chose this training because I was looking for practical, clear, and accessible content that I could review whenever I needed it.
Valeria Méndez
The classes helped me feel more prepared to respond better in real-world maternity contexts.
Position yourself as a reference in maternal mental health and multiply your professional opportunities.
Start today and receive comprehensive training to begin in perinatal clinical practice with greater confidence.
- Perinatal Psychology Training Value: $49 USD
- Perinatal Map in 7 Days Value: $9 USD
- First Perinatal Interview Kit Value: $17 USD
- Perinatal Clinical Manual for First Cases Value: $15 USD
- Perinatal Professional Identity Value: $7 USD
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it useful if I'm still studying Psychology?
Yes. Many students feel they would have liked to start earlier. This training is structured to help you build a clear foundation early on, understand the perinatal field, and approach your first cases with more direction.
I'm already a psychologist, but I feel insecure. Is this for me?
Yes. The focus is precisely on reducing practical insecurity. You will follow an organized path to better understand pregnancy, childbirth, postpartum, and sensitive situations, even if you don't have years of experience in the field.
Do I need previous experience in perinatality?
No. It is designed for psychologists and students at different stages of their careers. The important thing is to want to learn, develop, and act with ethics, sensitivity, and greater clinical confidence.
I've taken courses and still feel lost. What's different here?
Here, you won't receive disorganized content without direction. You will follow a clear, step-by-step path, focused on Perinatal Psychology, with a theoretical foundation, practical insights, and resources to review without feeling like everything is scattered again.
Is there a certificate?
Yes. Upon completing the training stages, you will receive a certificate of completion directly within the course platform.
How will I receive the material?
You will receive immediate email access to all digital resources of the training. You can download them from any device and proceed with the materials and bonuses included.
How long will I have access to the content?
This is the best part: you will have lifetime access to the content and also to future updates with a single payment.
