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Touched by Trauma: How Perinatal Experiences Shape the Parent-Infant Bond
- Speaker: Rebecca Moore , MbChb, BSC, MRCPsych
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- Duration: 60 Mins
- Credits: 1 CERP, 1 ACM CPD, 1 ACNM CEU, 0.1 Midwifery CEU
Abstract:
Perinatal trauma can have lasting impacts on parents and the early parent-infant bond. This session explores the prevalence, causes, and presentations of trauma in the perinatal period, with a focus on how it may affect parenting and connection. Drawing on research and case studies, we’ll examine how trauma shows up in families and how practitioners can recognise signs of disconnection or distress in the parent-infant relationship.
Participants will gain practical, trauma-informed strategies to support bonding, promote healing, and know when to refer for specialist care. The session blends evidence and real-world examples to equip perinatal professionals with the tools and insight to respond compassionately and effectively.
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Touched by Trauma: How Perinatal Experiences Shape the Parent-Infant Bond
Perinatal trauma can have lasting impacts on parents and the early parent-infant bond. This session explores the prevalence, causes, and presentations of trauma in the perinatal period, with a focus on how it may affect parenting and connection. Drawing on research and case studies, we’ll examine how trauma shows up in families and how practitioners can recognise signs of disconnection or distress in the parent-infant relationship.
Participants will gain practical, trauma-informed strategies to support bonding, promote healing, and know when to refer for specialist care. The session blends evidence and real-world examples to equip perinatal professionals with the tools and insight to respond compassionately and effectively.
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