Understanding In Utero Trauma

This course provides comprehensive and structured content to give carers a strong foundation in understanding prenatal stress, alongside practical strategies that can be implemented immediately in everyday care.

Description

This training session explores:

• What in utero trauma is and how it can affect early brain and nervous system development
• How prenatal stress may present in behaviour, regulation, sleep, feeding and attachment
• The layering of pre- and postnatal trauma
• Practical, trauma-informed approaches to support regulation and development
• Opportunities for reflection on birth family narratives and carer wellbeing

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