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“The Architecture of Birth in Wartime”
An educational and analytical project on how war, chronic stress, danger and lost predictability affect the psychological experience of pregnancy and birth.
Developing practical materials and supportive activities for pregnant women and mothers living with prolonged danger.
Key topics: psychological stabilisation, preparing for unpredictable situations, planning access to help, partner support, preserving autonomy and adapting to change.
Particular attention will be paid to women who have experienced forced displacement, separation from loved ones or loss, or who have limited access to services.