PeriPAN Webinar 2026 Series
PeriPAN offers a collaborative learning experience between 12 medical schools and health-related institutions across Texas focused on perinatal mental health. Participants can expect engaging discussions on evidence-based practice and care.
Virtual Zoom sessions will be held on the 3rd Tuesday of the month at 12pm CST.
Texas Tech University HSC and PeriPAN are pleased to provide free CEU credits for participants. If you have CME/CEU questions, please email Edu-Services@ttuhsc.edu for assistance.
Continuing Education Available:
CME (MD/DO) • ANCC (Nursing) • APA (Psychology) • AAPA (PA) • ACE (Social Work)
| DATE | TOPIC |
|---|---|
| April 21 | Mental Health Challenges Related to Infertility |
| May 19 | Maternal Mental Health Conditions and Screening Practices |
| June 16 | Understanding Trauma and PTSD in the Perinatal Population |
| July 21 | Importance of Patient-Centered Care for Improving Perinatal Mental Health |
| August 18 | Impact of Special Health Needs of Newborn on Families |
| September 15 | Assessing Suicide Risk and Implementing Safety Measures in Perinatal Mental Health |
| October 20 | Medication-Assisted Treatment for Substance Use Disorder in the Perinatal Population |
| November 17 | The ACE Study and Its Implications for Generational Mental Health |
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CME’s are Continuing Medical Education and consists of educational activities which serve to maintain, develop, or increase the knowledge, skills, and professional performance and relationships that a physician uses to provide services for patients, the public, or the profession.
PeriPAN is proud to provide the following continuing education credit:
CME (MD/DO) • ANCC (Nursing) • APA (Psychology) • AAPA (PA) • ACE (Social Work)
Learn more at TXPeriPAN.org
Certification & Credits
This activity offers continuing education (CE) credits for a variety of healthcare professionals. CE credits are available for physicians, case workers, psychiatrists, and other eligible participants.
Please check with your accrediting body for specific credit details and requirements. We are committed to providing high-quality education to support professional development and improve patient care.
Maternal Health Project ECHO Series
PeriPAN is excited to partner with Be Well Texas through a Texas HHS Commission grant.
This series explores the intersection of maternal mental health and substance use disorder, sharing strategies to support pregnant and postpartum individuals with comprehensive, trauma-informed care. Sessions include a brief educational presentation, real-world cases, and group discussion to address challenges and best practices. These expert-led discussions equip providers with the knowledge and tools to support maternal health and recovery.
Who is this ECHO for?
- Prescribers (e.g., physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, and advanced practice registered nurses)
- Obstetricians & Gynecologists (OB/GYNs)
- Midwives & Doulas
- Psychiatrists & Addiction Medicine Specialists
- Behavioral Health Clinicians (e.g., social workers, counselors, psychologists)
- Case Managers & Care Navigators
- Recovery Support Service Professionals
Learn more: c-stat.uthscsa.edu/echo
| DATE | SESSION TOPIC |
|---|---|
| May 5 | Engagement & Motivation Enhancement Strategies for Pregnant and Post-Partum Women Who Use Substances |
| June 2 | Utilizing Peer Recovery Support Specialists to Build Patient Engagement and Trust |
| July 7 | Common Implementation Challenges: Integrating Behavioral Health Interventions into Clinics |
| August 4 | Parent-Infant Bonding During SUD Treatment |
| September 1 | Managing Post-Partum Depression |
| October 6 | Addressing Stigma Toward Medications for Opioid Use Disorder Treatment in Patients and Caregivers |
| November 3 | The ACE Study and Its Implications for Generational Substance Use and Substance Use Disorders |
| December 1 | Supporting Women in Recovery During the Holiday Season |