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home bta awareness day 1st - 8th july 2018 bta chair, dr gwyn eanor, talks about birth trauma help & support what is birth trauma? getting help support group (facebook) support by email fathers/partners page counsellors & therapists birth stories understanding your notes bladder and bowel problems books/reading list useful weblinks about the bta who are we? how to donate policy & charter research media publications & leaflets nice guidelines contact us privacy policy login media press releases news contact moms the birth trauma association helping people traumatised by childbirth birth trauma awareness week 2018 to launch birth trauma awareness week 2018, which runs from july 1 to july 8, we've produced a new video of five of our members talking about their experience of traumatic birth. if you're interested in finding out more about post-traumatic stress disorder after birth, or you've had a traumatic birth yourself and want to hear from other women who have had a similar experience, this is a great place to start: who are we? the birth trauma association (bta) supports all women who have had a traumatic birth experience. it is estimated that, in the uk alone, this may result in up to 20,000 women a year developing post traumatic stress disorder (ptsd). as many as 200,000 more women may feel traumatised by childbirth and develop some of the symptoms of ptsd. the bta wants women to know that they are not alone. on these pages, we offer emotional and practical support to women and also their families. help & support what is birth trauma? getting help support by email fathers/partners page counsellors & therapists birth stories understanding your notes bladder and bowel problems books/reading list useful weblinks about the bta who are we? how to donate policy & charter research media publications & leaflets latest newsletter (pdf) nice guidelines contact us bta welcomes important new research on birth injuries january 2nd, 2018 the birth trauma association (bta) welcomes the publication of new research from elizabeth skinner, hans peter dietz and bryanne barnett showing the terrible psychological impact on women of birth injuries, in particular levator ani muscle damage that can cause pain, prolapse and incontinence. these physical conditions are vastly underdiagnosed and undertreated, and we would like to see the problems of perineal damage given much greater attention in the uk. at the bta, we all too frequently see the devastating psychological distress that birth injuries can cause. many women never receive a proper diagnosis or treatment. latest news share your story of recovery from psychological birth trauma and help research read more ... amy warke's exciting blinding bash in northern ireland in aid of the bta huge thanks to amy warke for organising this amazing themed event in northern ireland on the 17th of march read more ... bta welcomes important new research on birth injuries january 2nd, 2018 the birth trauma association (bta) welcomes the publication of new research from elizabeth skinner, hans peter dietz and bryanne barnett showing the terrible psychological impact on women of birth injuries, in particular levator ani muscle damage that can cause pain, prolapse and incontinence. these physical conditions are vastly underdiagnosed and undertreated, and we would like to see the problems of perineal damage given much greater attention in the uk. at the bta, we all too frequently see the devastating psychological distress that birth injuries can cause. many women never receive a proper diagnosis or treatment. the bta support group if you are a uk parent who has suffered birth trauma, please join our closed support group on facebook visit the support group the birth trauma association who we are the birth trauma association (bta) was established in 2004 to support women suffering from post natal post traumatic stress disorder (ptsd) or birth trauma. we are not trained counsellors or therapists or medical professionals. we are mothers who wish to support other women who have suffered difficult births. how to donate the bta is run entirely by volunteers and relies on donations to continue with its work. please use the link below to find out about the various ways in which you can donate and/or raise funds for us. how to donate twitter tweets by birthtrauma keep up to date keep up to date with the birth trauma association (bta) on social media twitter facebook registered charity no. 1120531 company registration no. 06215916 sitemap website design © 2004 - 2018 birth trauma association home bta awareness day 1st - 8th july 2018 bta chair, dr gwyn eanor, talks about birth trauma help & support what is birth trauma? 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