becca moore

@dr_bjm

Perinatal Psychiatrist Campaigner Speaker Kindness Advocate Co founder Make Birth Better

London, England
Joined November 2016
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    3 hours ago
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    I don't suppose you could help point me to evidence and evaluation of birth trauma rewind techniques? Having lots of interesting discussions lately.

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    11 hours ago

    Looking forward to this! Please get in touch with if you’d like details or to be involved

    Hello friends,6th Annual Birth Trauma Conference is coming next year, probably online April 2021. As ever I want to showcase a range of voices, research, poetry, creative projects, women's lived experience.This will be run with .DM me if you want to be part of this!
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    Hello friends,6th Annual Birth Trauma Conference is coming next year, probably online April 2021. As ever I want to showcase a range of voices, research, poetry, creative projects, women's lived experience.This will be run with .DM me if you want to be part of this!

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    13 hours ago

    Why do we need more ? There are only 14 countries with 50% or more women in cabinet: 🇪🇸 66.7% 🇫🇮 61.1% 🇳🇮 58.8% 🇨🇴 57.9% 🇦🇹 57.1% 🇵🇪 55.0% 🇸🇪 54.5% 🇷🇼 53.6% 🇦🇱 53.3% 🇫🇷 52.9% 🇦🇩 🇨🇦 🇨🇷 🇬🇼 50.0% (Data as of January 2020)

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    Sep 21

    I was all set for a natural birth until coronavirus hit. I wouldn't have had my husband with me during labour, and that prospect terrified me - even as a doctor, I was worried about how I'd be treated as a minority. That's the reality.

    Our report shows that 9 in 10 women’s birth choices were impacted by COVID
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    Sep 21

    Have you used maternity services in the UK in the last 6 months? The new Maternity Voices Network invite you to tell us what's made a difference to you & share how midwives have supported you during this difficult time. We will be focussing on strengths & positivity

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    Sep 21

    We know how powerful, and necessary, advocates are throughout pregnancy, birth and the post-natal period. Thank you for shining a light on this

    Today we are focusing on our Birthing Partners. ⠀ We are officially launching our 5 steps for partners who will be supporting Black pregnant women by becoming an advocate in birth.
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    Sep 21

    Over the moon that listened to sense and has announced that informal childcare can continue in lockdown areas. Thank you to everyone who signed the petition and shared their story and thank you to brilliant MPs (inc ) who fought hard for this change

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    Sep 20

    In today’s Mail on Sunday: Interview with lone births campaigning MP

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    Sep 21

    "...mothers-to-be have been forced to give birth without partners and have had less access to pain relief in the wake of the public health emergency." Good work from

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    Sep 21

    Our Programmes Director is quoted in this piece about v worrying new research from . Women described feeling "devastated" & "powerless" in the face of restrictions. Specialist mental health support stopped for nearly half of women.

    Our report shows that 9 in 10 women’s birth choices were impacted by COVID
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    Sep 20

    CALLING FOR WORKSHOP PARTICIPANTS- Translating research on Disabled Women's Sexual Health/care,using theatre. Wednesday 14 & 21 October 2020, 4-6pm on Zoom. For disabled women & practitioners from healthcare, academic and creative fields. email s.shah.3@bham.ac.uk for more detail

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    Sep 19

    Please would you help to increase awareness of this critical study? Follow & share 👉🏾 ASPIRE: Achieving Safe and Personalised maternity care In Response to Epidemics

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    Sep 20

    I’m pleased to announce that can now offer black mums with FREE doula support. We believe that everyone has a right to have a positive and supported birth experience. Share & Register >

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    Sep 20

    Thank you Prime Minister for standing with women across our country Pregnant women deserve a birth partner at every stage of labour & all scans Thank you to NHS Trusts who’ve adopted Govt guidance since campaign launched last week, I urge all others to do the same

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    Sep 20

    Bearing witness to bullying or challenging behaviours can significantly impact . Kindness is key

    Replying to @PinkSpongeCake @BrennanSurgeon and 5 others
    It's also about being an active bystander. Knowing what to do if you see bad behaviour. These posters are nice work from in . Also
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    Sep 20

    Hannah Deacon on the medical cannabis gap: 'Matt Hancock should hang his head in shame' The mother of Alfie Dingley expresses solidarity with exasperated parents who are unable to get an NHS prescription for their children

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    Sep 20

    Nine in ten women say maternity choices changed due to pandemic, exclusive report from my colleague

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    Sep 20

    Disgusting example of bullying of a patient. When will it stop? "I was in tears and the midwife said: ‘Well the quicker you get yourself into active labour, the quicker your husband can get back.’ I was in a state, crying."

    Nine in ten women say maternity choices changed due to pandemic, exclusive report from my colleague
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