National Birth Trauma Mental Health Professionals' Network

This session explores the importance and impact of peer support in healing from birth trauma, drawing on Peach Tree’s successful community mental health approach and delivery of BTA’s Peer2Peer Meets program. The presentation will share practical insights into the peer role, workforce training and support, program delivery, impact, evaluation and funding pathways that enable birth trauma peer support to be embedded and sustained within services.

For more information, contact Mental Health Professionals’ Network.

Next Event

Wed
9
Sep

When
1:00pm - 2:15pm,
Wednesday 9 September 2026

Where
Online

Organiser
Mental Health Professionals’ Network

CPD Points Available?
No

Event Fees?
No

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