Keynotes

22nd–24th June 2022, Akureyri, Iceland

Prof Dr med Sarah Kittel-Schneider - 'Risk Factors and Treatment of Perinatal Illness'

Dr Jodi Pawluski- 'Brain changes with perinatal mental illness'

3rd-4th March 2022, Zagreb, Croatia

Prof Susanne King - 'Prenatal maternal hardship and traumatic stress from population-level disasters and the effects on the unborn child: What happens to you may be more important than how you react to it'

Prof Sandra Nakic Rados - 'Peripartum depression: state-of-the-art and its association with birth experience'

29th September - 1st October 2021, Online

Amy Gibbs - 'Human rights in childbirth'

Hermine Hayes Klein - 'How to Make Human Rights a Reality in Maternal Healthcare'

Prof Dr Susan Garthus-Niegel - 'Perinatal mental health in the family context – current perspectives and future directions'

21st - 22nd June 2021, Online

Prof Danny Horesh - 'What lies beneath the silence: The post-traumatic implication of stillbirth'

Prof Julia Seng - 'Trauma and Childbearing: Mobilizing at Trauma-Informed Continuum of Care'

25th - 26th February 2021, Online

Dr Elizabeth Newnham - ‘Humanising childbirth: lessons from the Covid-19 pandemic’

25th - 26th November 2020, Online

Cheryl Beck

Prof Cheryl Beck - ‘Birth trauma: The ever widening ripple effect’