Course Description

Join this course to learn how to support families after they may have experienced birth-related trauma. We keep it practical, focusing on broadening your understanding while helping you approach your work with a trauma-informed lens. Get ready to make a real difference.

Who is this course for?

Tailored for a diverse audience of professionals who work with families during the perinatal period, this course offers a rich learning experience for individuals at all levels of expertise. 

Course Detail

1 hour presentation (4 x lessons)

4 quiz based evaluations

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Course Summary

  Course Notebook
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  ABTA Introduction
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  Part One
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  Part Two
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  Part Three - Debriefing
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  Part Four
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  Post-Survey
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About ThinkNatal Training and Education Hub

At ThinkNatal Training and Education Hub, we support health professionals, birth workers, and those working with families in the perinatal period. So whether you're a midwife, a doctor, a mental health clinician, a pelvic health physio, or you're working in community health, our modules are designed to support your learning and knowledge of birth related trauma.

Other ThinkNatal Courses

Understanding Birth Trauma - Prevalence, Causes, Impacts

This self-paced program invites you to deepen your understanding of birth-related trauma. Delve into aspects of preventable trauma while gaining valuable insights from individuals who have a lived experience of birth-related trauma.

Amy Dawes, OAM (CoFounder and CEO, ABTA)

Amy Dawes, OAM (CoFounder and CEO, ABTA)

$125