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Australasian Birth Trauma Association
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"We need to break the taboo over talking about birth trauma and challenge the (persistent...) myth 'all that matters is a healthy baby".
The Australasian Birth Trauma Association (ABTA) is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to supporting women and their families who have sustained physical and/or psychological after a difficult birth experience.
ABTA drives change with awareness, connection and the latest research while reducing the emotional, personal and social impact relating to birth trauma within our community.
Our channel is for you to find a relevant videos that will hopefully provide you information to assist with your healing process and recovery.
Please know that content in our series is intended as information only and shouldn't replace medical advice, diagnosis or treatment from a trusted healthcare provider.
The Australasian Birth Trauma Association (ABTA) is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to supporting women and their families who have sustained physical and/or psychological after a difficult birth experience.
ABTA drives change with awareness, connection and the latest research while reducing the emotional, personal and social impact relating to birth trauma within our community.
Our channel is for you to find a relevant videos that will hopefully provide you information to assist with your healing process and recovery.
Please know that content in our series is intended as information only and shouldn't replace medical advice, diagnosis or treatment from a trusted healthcare provider.
ThinkNatal brought to you by Amy Dawes OAM, Cofounder and CEO Australasian Birth Trauma Association
Our journey began in 2016 with a vision for safer births and better healing. For eight years, we've offered peer support to those navigating birth-related trauma, advocating tirelessly for enhanced support across all area including Policy, Service Delivery and Education, Training and Awareness.
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.
Our self paced modules are developed ...
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.
Our self paced modules are developed ...
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In Conversation: Improved Recognition of Trauma for Parents with the New COPE Guidelines
Просмотров 79Год назад
In this episode, ABTA's Co-Founder and CEO, Amy Dawes, is chatting with Nicole Highet, the Founder and CEO of the Centre of Perinatal Excellence: COPE Find us discussing the new National Guidelines for Perinatal Mental Health and what it means for the recognition of birth-related trauma. A note on content; we discuss trauma-related topics, and some of what you hear may be difficult. Please be m...
In conversation: Discussing Support For Australian Parents that have experienced birth trauma.
Просмотров 112Год назад
In this episode, ABTA's co-founder and CEO, Amy Dawes, has the great honour of chatting with Julie Borninkhof, the CEO of Perinatal Anxiety & Depression Australia: PANDA. In keeping with the Birth Trauma Awareness Week 2023 theme, Julie and Amy discuss support for parents who have experienced psychological birth-related trauma. A note on content: we discuss trauma-related topics, and some of wh...
Birth Trauma Awareness Week 2022
Просмотров 9942 года назад
The birth of a child is meant to be one of life’s happiest events. But for an alarming number of women, birthing people and families, it is anything but. In fact, one-in-three women describe their birth experience as traumatic. We usually associate the word ‘trauma’ with wars, disasters, or serious accidents. A trauma can be defined by any event that causes: significant physical injury or illne...
Talk About Change - Recovering After A Vaginal Birth
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.2 года назад
Vaginal birth can be a huge challenge, both physically and mentally. Even if you’ve had a trouble-free birth, you will likely feel quite different from how you normally feel as your mind and body go through some big changes. Knowing what to expect, what’s normal, and when to seek help, is important for your recovery. The Australasian Birth Trauma Association has identified the need for more bir...
The Road Forward - Recovering From A Caesarean Birth
Просмотров 7552 года назад
Whether it was planned or an emergency, a caesarean section (or c-section) is a major physical and emotional event requiring plenty of tender, loving, care afterwards. Around 1 in 3 babies in Australia are born by caesarean. Women often go into birth not knowing much about what a caesarean involves, or what recovery from a caesarean might feel like. This video ‘The Road Forward- Recovering Afte...
The Australasian Birth Trauma Association's THINKNATAL Assisted Vaginal Deliveries Resource Launch.
Просмотров 2442 года назад
THINKNATAL is a series of educational resources aimed at providing support and information on a variety of topics that are often excluded or underrepresented in existing antenatal education. For the families that we support, a major contributor to birth-related trauma, is the lack of unbiased, evidence based and reliable information. This is in collaboration with parents and a range of clinicia...
ThinkNatal - Into the Know -Informed Birthing & Assisted Vaginal Births
Просмотров 3,7 тыс.2 года назад
THINKNATAL(TM) is a series of educational resources aimed at providing support and information on a variety of topics that are often excluded or underrepresented in existing antenatal education. This is in collaboration with parents and a range of clinicians involved in maternity care, such as midwives, obstetricians, pelvic health physiotherapists and mental health clinicians. 1 in 5 Australia...
ABTA ThinkNatal Module Two: The Pelvic Floor Part 2
Просмотров 7493 года назад
Watch our short video about the pelvic floor and preparing for pregnancy and birth. This video is designed to help you to start a meaningful conversation with your care provider. The ThinkNatal series is aimed to support informed decision making and provide you with the confidence to speak to your health care provider about how you can be supported during pregnancy, birth and beyond. This infor...
ABTA ThinkNatal Module Two: The Pelvic Floor, Part 1
Просмотров 9483 года назад
Watch our short video about the pelvic floor and how it functions, it is designed to help you to start a meaningful conversation with your care provider. This series is aimed to support informed decision making and provide you with the confidence to speak to your health care provider about how you can be supported during pregnancy, birth and beyond. This information is not designed to replace t...
Birth Trauma Awareness Week 2021 - 4/4
Просмотров 763 года назад
We asked members of our community what 'better healing' means to them. A big thanks to Tahnee and Vesna for lending your voices to this conversation.
Birth Trauma Awareness Week 2021 - 3/4
Просмотров 713 года назад
In line with ABTA's vision for safer births, better healing. This year's awareness week theme is 'Better Healing'. We asked members of the ABTA community what better healing means to them. Thank you to Michelle, Sammia and Sarah for sharing with us. If you would like to join our beautiful community of parents that 'get it', you can right here: groups/birthtrauma.org.au Connect with ...
Birth Trauma Awareness Week 2021 2/4
Просмотров 1613 года назад
In line with ABTA's vision for safer births, better healing. This year's awareness week theme is 'Better Healing'. We asked members of the ABTA community what better healing means to them. Thank you to Kristy and Laura for your contribution. If you would like to join our beautiful community of parents that 'get it', you can right here. Private Facebook Support Group: groups/birth.....
Birth Trauma Awareness Week 2021 - 1/4
Просмотров 2893 года назад
In line with ABTA's vision for safer births, better healing. This year's awareness week theme is 'Better Healing'. We asked members of the ABTA community what better healing means to them. Thank you to Dimi, Inandi and Keshala for lending your voices to this vital conversation. If you would like to join our beautiful community of parents that 'get it', you can right here. Private Facebook Suppo...
Birth Trauma Awareness Week 2021
Просмотров 4013 года назад
With 1 in 3 women identifying their birth as traumatic, there is much work to be done in the prevention and treatment of birth trauma in Australia and New Zealand. The ABTA survives entirely of the generous donations from members of the community. Having just completed our 2021-23 strategy we have some grand plans to ensure 'safer births, better healing'. All donations, whether large or small, ...
The Australasian Birth Trauma Association's THINKNATAL Launch - Perineal Care in Birth
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The Australasian Birth Trauma Association's THINKNATAL Launch - Perineal Care in Birth
THINKNATAL Module One: Perineal Support During Childbirth
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THINKNATAL Module One: Perineal Support During Childbirth
Birth Trauma Awareness Week 2019 - Let's Start The Conversation
Просмотров 6245 лет назад
Birth Trauma Awareness Week 2019 - Let's Start The Conversation
Birth Trauma Awareness - Your Story Matters
Просмотров 2,1 тыс.6 лет назад
Birth Trauma Awareness - Your Story Matters
Finding Your Mojo After A Difficult Birth
Просмотров 2146 лет назад
Finding Your Mojo After A Difficult Birth
Managing Prolapse Effectively without Surgery
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Managing Prolapse Effectively without Surgery
Would that make sense to buy a biofeedback device?
Hi, I am a male with partial rectal prolapse. Will this help prevent surgery?
How can i contact with her for my treatment?
this absolutely ninimises what. Prolapse is, and rhe symptoms,...!! While i agree with excercise and lifestyke changes..to hear yet another professional down play that which they have not experienced is utterly frustrating ..hmmm yeah!!
I have a grade one bladder prolapse And have been told i may never be Able to run again I'm gutted. 😢 I have no idea what to do next
Hi Julie - it's incredibly hard to be told that you can't do something again. In my experience, a good clinician should help you get back to doing the things you love. I was told not to lift weights again and I do that three times a week alongside walking and climbing mountains - but it was a process to get to this point. If you'd like to connect with other women who understand what you're going through, you're welcome to join our support group: facebook.com/groups/birthtrauma.org.au
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A Third World Country is where Woman get no Surgery .
Look up UK physiotherapist Anna Crowle whose research is based on the concept that relaxation is required; her belief is that kegels cause more tension around scar tissue in the pelvic floor, which makes prolapse feel worse.
I had a pessary for a day, and it was very uncomfortable--to the point where it hurt to walk. When I went back, my doctor said everything looked fine. Do you have any idea why it might have been so irritating to me?
I have the same problem and I want out.
Go back to your Dr and try a different size or a different type of pessary. You shouldn’t feel it if it fits correctly. Sometimes it take several trips to Dr or fittings . Don’t get discouraged. It happens to many women.
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I have birth trauma and I can't heal because it lives with me, all of this was because of the hospital, they wait for an emergency to happen without giving information about anything.
Hi Amelie You aren't alone, so many of the people we support say the same. Please know that there is help available. You are welcome to join our Facebook group and connect with our community: facebook.com/groups/birthtrauma.org.au
Are there particular concerns or complications for an obese woman?
Most drs suggest weight loss, which takes downward pressure off internal lower organs.
Surgery is SO RISKY.
I even didn't get pregnant in my life
Childless woman, now at age 62yrs. young. An UNWANTED Problem. Can just simply Lifting to many Heavy boxes often? Can the vagina prolapse be caused due to lifting heavy items? Or doing Planking, & sit ups cause the uterus fall? Help us Active Newly beginning Senior Hood UNDERSTAND reasons for muscle weaknesses happening? & How to STRENGTHEN that area so as to continue living with abilities to garden, do house chores,
Prolapse can happen with age too and lifting heavy boxes. It is a muscle weakness.
@@boostmobile9249 In my 60s now also. One child and hysterectomy 30 years ago. Did a lot of very heavy lifting yesterday afternoon and had a rectal prolapse yesterday evening.
And I'm not married
I'm only 23 year old and it's my periods, I was using menstrual from last 6 months and today what I see is cervix in my vagina hole I can see it from outside what should I do please reply me in very stressed
Thats really unlikely at 23. Go and get it checked
I’m 26 now and started having it at 24. I also had a chronic cough which I feel caused it because I have not had kids yet. It’s very possible. Mine is about grade 3 now
Hey is your pblm is still there . Menstrual cups can cause prolapse if u pull it harder without removing the suction effect. Watch you tube videos how to remove mensural cup properly without getting prolapse. If ur pblm is still there start kegel exercises , stop using mensural cups , weight control. I can't guarantee you but it might help u. Note that mensural cuo do cause prolapse if u are not removing it properly.
This is so great! We need one of these for every complication/birth issue so that women and people giving birth can make more informed decisions and know what to talk about with their care providers.
Why did you say. If men got these problems. There might be better help. They get rectal prolapse. And they see lived ones suffer. Be fair w your words please
can i get pregnant with retocele prolapse falling into my vagina.
Brought tears to my eyes !