Birth Trauma Resolution

13/06/2019

https://www.birth-trauma.support/ptsd-and-postnatal-depression/

  Women affected by birth trauma often find that there is nowhere to turn for support because even other mothers who have not had traumatising births can find it hard to understand the impact of a traumatic birth. This can make sufferers lonely and depressed as they often feel they…

02/04/2019

https://www.birth-trauma.support/ptsd-and-childbirth

PTSD and Childbirth PTSD is caused by the failure of the brain to process memories in the normal way, so that a trauma and fear that happened in the past still feels real and present. People suffering from birth trauma may constantly be reliving what happened in their mind, may be experiencing flash...

11/03/2019

Birth trauma casts a dark shadow on thousands of women. The Birth Trauma Association estimates as many as 200,000 women experience trauma after childbirth, of whom 20,000 develop symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

Usually people experience PTSD if they've been through a really frightening experience – they felt their own life was under threat, or they've witnessed somebody else's life being threatened. Typically women suffering from postnatal PTSD will say there was a point in the labour where they felt they were about to die, or they thought their baby was going to die.

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