The 9th Annual Birth Trauma Summit: Recordings
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Summit Day 1 | Tuesday 14th May 2024
Welcome from Make Birth Better
KEYNOTE: Professor Suzette Woodward | What do we mean by “ safety ”? A talk on patient safety and psychological safety
Alex Smith, AIMS | Signs that you want to help: deafness and birth trauma
Jo Disney-Spiers, Retired Midwife & Therapist | Loss from the perspective of a grandmother
Poetry by Desree, Award-Winning Spoken Word Artist
Jayde Edwards, Young Mums Connect | The Impact of birth trauma on teenage mothers: my personal experience, a Mum at 15
Julianne Moore & Tania Harrison, Irwin Mitchell | The importance of communication - a legal perspective
PANEL | Are womens ’ expectations too high? Do we need to bridge the gap between expectations and reality?
Closing remarks | Make Birth Better CEO Nikki Wilson
Summit Day 2 | Wednesday 14th May 2024
Welcome back from Make Birth Better
KEYNOTE: Dr Annabel Sowemimo, Consultant, Author, Academic and Activist | Decolonising medicine and maternity
Dr Hazel Keedle, Senior Lecturer and Director | What women taught us about obstetric violence in the Australian Birth Experiences Study
Angela Frazer-Wicks MBE, Family Rights Group | Trauma-informed maternity care for women involved with children's social care
PANEL | “Listen to women ” - a directive across all reports aimed at improving maternity care. What is stopping this from truly happening?
Dr Chrishanthy Jayarajah, Consultant Perinatal Psychiatrist | Can gender disappointment affect perinatal mental health?
Nikki Wilson, Make Birth Better CEO | An overview of the recommendations from the Public Inquiry into Birth Trauma
Dr Rebecca Moore, Make Birth Better Co-founder | Celebrating changemakers shifting the dial on perinatal trauma
Closing from Make Birth Better Co-founder Dr Rebecca Moore, with words from Desree
Slides and handouts
Research Showcase
Creative Showcase Day
Recommendations from the Public Inquiry into Birth Trauma & Examples of Best Practice
Professor Suzette Woodward's slides for her talk: What do we mean by “ safety ”?
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KEYNOTE: Professor Suzette Woodward | What do we mean by “ safety ”? A talk on patient safety and psychological safety
KEYNOTE: Professor Suzette Woodward | What do we mean by “ safety ”? A talk on patient safety and psychological safety
The 9th Annual Birth Trauma Summit: Recordings
Buy now
Learn more
Accessing the Summit
Download your programme here
Summit Day 1 | Tuesday 14th May 2024
Welcome from Make Birth Better
KEYNOTE: Professor Suzette Woodward | What do we mean by “ safety ”? A talk on patient safety and psychological safety
Alex Smith, AIMS | Signs that you want to help: deafness and birth trauma
Jo Disney-Spiers, Retired Midwife & Therapist | Loss from the perspective of a grandmother
Poetry by Desree, Award-Winning Spoken Word Artist
Jayde Edwards, Young Mums Connect | The Impact of birth trauma on teenage mothers: my personal experience, a Mum at 15
Julianne Moore & Tania Harrison, Irwin Mitchell | The importance of communication - a legal perspective
PANEL | Are womens ’ expectations too high? Do we need to bridge the gap between expectations and reality?
Closing remarks | Make Birth Better CEO Nikki Wilson
Summit Day 2 | Wednesday 14th May 2024
Welcome back from Make Birth Better
KEYNOTE: Dr Annabel Sowemimo, Consultant, Author, Academic and Activist | Decolonising medicine and maternity
Dr Hazel Keedle, Senior Lecturer and Director | What women taught us about obstetric violence in the Australian Birth Experiences Study
Angela Frazer-Wicks MBE, Family Rights Group | Trauma-informed maternity care for women involved with children's social care
PANEL | “Listen to women ” - a directive across all reports aimed at improving maternity care. What is stopping this from truly happening?
Dr Chrishanthy Jayarajah, Consultant Perinatal Psychiatrist | Can gender disappointment affect perinatal mental health?
Nikki Wilson, Make Birth Better CEO | An overview of the recommendations from the Public Inquiry into Birth Trauma
Dr Rebecca Moore, Make Birth Better Co-founder | Celebrating changemakers shifting the dial on perinatal trauma
Closing from Make Birth Better Co-founder Dr Rebecca Moore, with words from Desree
Slides and handouts
Research Showcase
Creative Showcase Day
Recommendations from the Public Inquiry into Birth Trauma & Examples of Best Practice
Professor Suzette Woodward's slides for her talk: What do we mean by “ safety ”?
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