AIMS Workshop: Focus on Resolution

When: 15th April 2025
Venue: Online
Cost: £30 for AIMS and Doula UK members, £40 for others

Join us for the an interactive online AIMS workshop "Focus on Resolution" with Dr Rebecca Moore.

Rebecca who is a Consultant Psychiatrist and founding member of Make Birth Better will explore with us the issues around birth trauma and resolution including:

  • Understanding the current maternity landscape including birth in the press, maternity reviews and medicolegal claims.
  • How might you feel? The causes of trauma
  • Sources of support after birth trauma, stillbirth and neonatal loss
  • Making a complaint: Including how to start the process, PALS, writing an email, the new ISA role, HSIB and Coroners.
  • Birth Debriefing: what to expect, how to make the most of an appointment, recent literature on effectiveness of debriefing and private debrief services.


The ticket price includes an £9 voucher for the AIMS shop so you can buy the book of your choice. Tickets can be purchased here: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/aims/1586573

Tickets cost £30 for AIMS and Doula UK members, £40 for others. If you are not already an AIMS Member and would like to consider supporting AIMS, then you can find details here: Join AIMS - Become a Member

Accredited for CPD by Doula UK and potentially valuable CPD for midwives and students, NCT practitioners etc.

We are offering two free place for student midwives on each of our workshops, and we would also like to offer reduced price tickets to anyone who would find the full amount difficult to afford. Please email admin@aims.org.uk with your details including the workshop you would like to attend.

Full list of current AIMS Workshops can be found here.
Ticket sales from AIMS workshops go to supporting AIMS work and AIMS thanks those leading workshops for donating their time.

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