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Birth Trauma

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Birth trauma is a significant issue that affects around 30,000 women in the UK every year. When a woman's birthing experience is frightening, possibly due to unexpected or alarming events, it can lead to the development of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Mothers who have experienced birth trauma may suffer from symptoms such as flashbacks, high levels of anxiety, and even panic attacks. These symptoms can negatively impact the bonding process with their baby. It's important to note that fathers can also experience PTSD as a result of the birth experience.

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The Birth Trauma Association offers valuable information about the symptoms, treatment options, and support available for those affected by birth trauma. 

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At Menucha, we understand the unique challenges associated with birth trauma, and we have developed a specialised Birth Trauma Resolution Program to address these specific needs. If you feel that our program could be beneficial to you, we encourage you to reach out and start a conversation. You can contact us for further information and support and let's talk.

Call our free Information Line
0300 222 5764

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