Professional Referral Partners
Find informed, values-aligned professionals committed to supporting women+ and partners affected by birth-related trauma.
Parents affected by birth-related trauma may need support from a range of professionals throughout their recovery. Finding the right provider can be difficult, particularly when someone is already feeling vulnerable, overwhelmed or unsure where to begin.
Birth Trauma Australia’s Professional Referral Partner directory helps women+, families and communities identify organisations that have demonstrated a commitment to understanding birth-related trauma and improving the way they support people affected by it.
Professional Referral Partners complete required BTA’s education, agree to our partnership standards and participate in an annual review process. By working together, we aim to create clearer, safer and more informed referral pathways while strengthening professional capability across the broader support network.
TALK TO OUR PARTNERSHIPS TEAM
We proudly acknowledge Law Partners as both a Founding Professional Referral Partner and our National Resource Visibility & Reach Impact Partner, recognising their significant commitment to helping improve awareness, access to trusted information and support for people affected by birth-related trauma across Australia.
With Thanks to our Founding Professional referral partners
Our Founding Professional Referral Partners were among the first to step forward and make a clear commitment to better, more trauma-informed support for people affected by birth-related trauma.
Find a Professional Referral Partner
Browse organisations that are part of Birth Trauma Australia’s national Professional Referral Partner network.
Specialist birth injury lawyers supporting mothers, babies and families with compassionate advice, accountability and no win, no fee help.
Commins Hendriks supports individuals and families through complex legal matters with expertise, empathy, clear communication and a client-centred approach.
Diginostic delivers evidence-based digital health screening tools that support early detection and better clinical care across Australia.
Law Partners Injury Lawyers provides clear, compassionate legal advice to individuals and families affected by birth-related trauma and medical negligence.
Pelviology provides specialist, evidence-based pelvic health physiotherapy, including pregnancy, postnatal recovery, pelvic pain and continence care.
Pelvy is an evidence-based pelvic health app supporting exercises, education, symptom tracking and ongoing care between appointments.
Disclaimer
Birth Trauma Australia’s Professional Referral Partner recognition does not constitute a recommendation or guarantee of any provider or service. BTA does not accept responsibility or liability for services provided by listed partners. Individuals should undertake their own enquiries and due diligence before engaging a provider. Recognition does not replace professional registration, accreditation, clinical governance, legal obligations or each provider’s responsibility to practise within their own professional scope.
Who can become a Professional Referral Partner?
Professional Referral Partnerships may be suitable for:
- Law firms working in medical negligence, personal injury or related areas
- Pelvic health physiotherapy and allied health practices
- Psychology, counselling and mental health services
- Private clinics and multidisciplinary practices
- Medical specialists and maternity-related providers
- Other professional services supporting women+, birthing parents and families
All applications are carefully considered to ensure the organisation, services, and proposed partnership are appropriate for public recognition by Birth Trauma Australia.
CONTACT OUR TEAMWhy become a Professional Referral Partner?
A Professional Referral Partnership can help your organisation:
- Build stronger understanding of birth-related trauma and its impacts
- Strengthen trauma-aware communication and client support
- Demonstrate commitment to ethical and informed practice
- Support safer referral pathways for women+ and families
- Provide relevant education to staff or team members
- Be recognised as part of Birth Trauma Australia’s professional referral network
- Connect with Australia’s leading charity dedicated to birth-related trauma
Partnership levels and how the process works?
We offer several partnership levels to reflect the size, structure and reach of different professional organisations.
Final inclusions are tailored through a formal partnership agreement.
Tell us about your organisation, services, team and interest in becoming a Professional Referral Partner.
BTAreviews the organisation, service offering and proposed partnership for alignment with our mission, Code of Ethics, partnership standards and community.
The partnership is formalised through an annual agreement outlining responsibilities, recognition, approved brand use, referral arrangements and commitment to BTA’s Code of Ethics and partnership standards.
Once the agreement is in place and onboarding requirements are complete, the partner is recognised through the agreed website listing and partner assets.
Partner organisations undertake the relevant BTA education throughout the partnership term, completing modules progressively at a pace that suits their team while building knowledge and capability over time.
The partnership is reviewed each year to confirm continued alignment, education status and renewal.
Interested in joining the network?
Professional Referral Partnerships are available to values-aligned organisations that support women+, families and people affected by birth-related trauma.
Partners complete required Birth Trauma Australia education, enter into an annual partnership agreement and agree to Birth Trauma Australia’s professional and ethical standards. Applications are reviewed carefully to ensure the organisation and services are appropriate for public recognition by Birth Trauma Australia.
ENQUIRE ABOUT BECOMING A PROFESSIONAL REFERRAL PARTNERContact Us
Interested in becoming a Professional Referral Partner? Tell us about your organisation, the services you provide, your team size and your interest in supporting people affected by birth-related trauma.
Our Partnerships Team will review your enquiry and contact you to discuss the most appropriate pathway.
