Nurses Can Prevent Birth Trauma
Perinatal programs and education rooted in a trauma-responsive approach
- Trauma-Informed Education for NURSES and Hospitals
- Nurse Circle Community for L&D Nurses on a Journey to Better Birth Culture
- Birth Coaching To Avoid Re-traumatization and Birth Trauma
L&D Nurses
Shift the standard of care from system-centered to patient- centered. Truly become the patient advocate you went into healthcare to be and the self advocate that has you love nursing again!
Hospital Partners
Drop cesarean rates, improve quality of care & reduce turnover by offering nurses a supportive and safe work culture. Give your nurses the tools to avoid vicarious trauma and improve birth outcomes.
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Birth trauma and secondary trauma are real risks for both parents and nurses and research shows they are interconnected. When the number of parents experiencing birth trauma goes up, so does secondary trauma. Hospital partners and individuals can work together to improve birth outcomes and prevent birth trauma.
This is also why they must be addressed TOGETHER!
Our coaching and courses address birth and secondary trauma for parents and L&D nurses.
“Birth Trauma is the abusive relationship none of us wanted but all (parents, nurses and hospitals) are victims of. I’ve seen what happens when you step out of helplessness and into patient-centered care and it’s our mission that you do too.”
Founder - Mandy Irby
Birth Trauma Prevention Resources
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FREE Debriefing at the Bedside
A FREE resource to help you learn when and how a debrief with your patient can be most effective to reduce trauma.
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Best Selling Courses
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