Birth trauma

Childbirth can be very stressful. Take the first step on the path of healing after birth trauma. With our expertise in birth psychology, we accompany you sensitively and support you in working through the birth and rediscovering your inner strength. Learn how birth psychology can help you walk your path of healing and make a positive connection to childbirth.

Dear Mom, Dear Birth Heroine,

even if you don’t feel that way at the moment – you’re a heroine.

Childbirth is a profoundly formative event in a woman’s life. It should be an experience full of joy, pride and trust. But sometimes things turn out differently. Sometimes childbirth leaves deep emotional wounds that are difficult to process.

If the birth didn’t go the way you imagined, if fears, pain, or complications became overwhelming, it’s perfectly understandable that you now feel hurt, sad, or angry.

Perhaps you were plagued by doubts about whether you had “failed” as a mother. You may feel helpless or overwhelmed by events. Such thoughts and feelings are normal. You’re not alone.

As birth psychology professionals, we see your pain and are here to listen to you. Together we can find a way for you to process and let go of what you have experienced.

Because even if the birth went differently than hoped – you have done a great job! A mother who gives birth to her child is a true birth heroine.

Your strength is shown precisely in the fact that you allow this pain and accept help. This cannot be taken for granted and requires great courage. We are here to support you on this journey.

In trusting conversations, we can work through what happened and provide you with methods to process and let go of what you have experienced.

Give yourself time to grieve and be patient with yourself. With our professional accompaniment, the wounds will heal. You will find hope and confidence in yourself and your abilities as a mother again.

Together we will take one step at a time. Get in touch whenever you need our support. We are here for you.

The father can also be emotionally burdened by the birth experience. Dear Father, we would like to signal to you – we are also here for you. Don’t hesitate to reach out if you need any assistance. Together we will find a way.

Ein Paar Hände, die die Füße und ein Herz eines Babys halten, symbolisch für Pränatalpsychologie und Geburtspsychologie.

Our services for the treatment of birth trauma

Birth Trauma Test for Mothers

Childbirth: A drastic experience for mothers The birth of a child is a drastic experience for every mother. While it’s ...
Learn more >>>

Birth Trauma Test for Partners

Fathers, the birth of your child is a moving and profound experience that shapes you in a similar way to ...
Learn more >>>

Information about "Birth Trauma"

  • All posts
  • Podcast
  • Text
  • Video
A woman is holding a baby in a white cradle.

Birth Trauma and Its Impact on Babies – Understanding and Coping

In this article, we’re going to look at an important topic that is often overlooked – the effect of birth trauma on babies. For many ...
Read more →

Fathers and Peripartum Mental Illness: The Overlooked Parent?

Pregnancy and the period after the birth of a child are a special phase not only for mothers, but also for fathers. A recently published ...
Read more →