Join us for conversations for live chats and interviews on the topic of birth trauma.
Tuesday 18th – Saturday 22nd of July 2023.
We are grateful to share the inspiring journey of Emma Mackay, who is fundraising for the Birth Trauma Association (BTA) as part of the 2025
Read one mother’s raw account of coping with a fourth-degree tear, navigating postpartum pain, and discovering hope through community, self-care, and resilience.
The theme of Perinatal Mental Health Week 2024 is trauma-informed care. To mark this week and this important topic, ABTA’s Advocacy Coordinator Hannah shares her story of how necessary medical care triggered past trauma.
Safer births and better healing.
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Artwork kindly provided by Hayley Wills
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