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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.
Preparing professionals and representatives of civil society organisations to work with pregnant women and mothers who have experienced war-related stress and traumatic events.
The training will cover the principles of psychological safety, responding to acute distress, stabilisation skills, supportive communication, professional boundaries and referral pathways to specialised help.