Motherhood in Stereo with Caroline Morgan
Birth trauma is more common than many people realise, yet so many women suffer in silence. In this episode of Motherhood in Stereo, I'm joined by Dr Rebecca Moore, Consultant Perinatal Psychiatrist and Co-Founder of Make Birth Better, to talk about the emotional impact of traumatic birth experiences and why they deserve to be acknowledged. Together, we discuss: * What birth trauma is and how it can affect parents * The signs that you may need support * Why trauma isn't defined by the type of birth you had * The impact on mental health, relationships and bonding * How recovery is possible and where to seek help Whether you've experienced birth trauma yourself, are preparing for birth, or want to better support someone you love, this episode offers expert advice, reassurance and hope. About Dr Rebecca Moore Dr Rebecca Moore is a Consultant Perinatal Psychiatrist and Co-Founder of Make Birth Better, a UK charity dedicated to improving care and support for anyone affected by birth trauma. Through clinical work, education and advocacy, she is helping to raise awareness and improve outcomes for families. 🌐 Learn more about Make Birth Better: www.makebirthbetter.org [https://www.makebirthbetter.org/?utm_source=chatgpt.com] If you enjoyed this episode, please follow Motherhood in Stereo, leave a review, and share it with someone who may benefit from this conversation.
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