Free trauma informed in person event – Cambridge 16 June

Posted on: April 21, 2022

Cambridge

Thursday 16 June 2022

10.30am-3pm

Hear from our expert guest speakers, Dr Lucy Baldwin, De Montfort University and Rubi Rodriguez Nieto, Birth Companions on the importance of trauma informed and gender responsive approaches.

There will also be time and space to explore maternal separation as well as share ideas and practice with colleagues. Places are free with an option to donate.

If you would like to join us, booking is free and hopefully easy.

Author: Alliance Admin
Posted: 21/04/2022
Categories: News

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Free trauma informed in person event – Cambridge 16 June

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