What does pregnancy look like after trauma, and what can we do to help ourselves and others after birth trauma? I chat to psychologist Dr Jenna Brough about the different ways trauma can present in planning future pregnancies, post conception and during birth.

Dr Jenna Brough is a Perinatal Clinical Psychologist specialising in perinatal trauma and pregnancy after trauma, infertility and loss. She is experienced in a range of psychological therapies, and works integratively, with a focus on trauma, compassion, and acceptance based approaches. She is EMDR trained and also draws on Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, and Systemic and Narrative therapies to offer a responsive approach tailored to your individual needs. You can find Dr Jenna at ⁠https://www.instagram.com/dr.jenna.psychologist/⁠ and https://www.drjennapsychologist.com

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