Postnatal rEvolution Summit
Redefining Fundamental Needs to Build a Flourishing Society
Being born and giving birth are two of the most impactful events in human life. We all understand that investing in this delicate and important start is necessary to ensure healthy adulthood and vital communities and societies.
However, we are facing a decreasing availability of healthcare professionals, social networks, and resources all over Europe while postpartum health issues are increasing. We need to reflect on this and put in motion a new script for the future and quality of postpartum health. How can we, as a society, support the physical, physiological and emotional well-being of new mothers that reflect the fundamental needs of a vital society? After all, it takes a village to raise a child!
This is why PSN initiated the Postnatal rEvolution mouvement, whose first step is this Summit.
About the Summit
The Postnatal rEvolution Summit is a three stage event that consists of a series of online five Expert Talks, an online or in-person Dialogue Forum and a in-person Live Event in The Netherlands (Vught), all aimed to create a postpartum action plan that affirm our collective commitment to the health of mothers and their families.
During this Summit, we ask your engagement for dialogue on:
What lessons can we learn from history?
What is the realistic situation in postpartum health in Europe?
What are the needs of todays’ parents on physical, practical, emotional and social level?
What are the differences and similarities between current care versus desired postpartum care?
How can informal care contribute to the support of new families?
What can we do to invest in a healthier society?
The dialogue will result in a collectively created Postpartum Action Plan that will include collective recommendations on the practical, physiological and psychological support for all mothers.
Online Summit
66€
5 Online Expert Talks
+ Unlimited Replays
+ Participation in the Dialogue Forums
(9% VAT included)
Live Event
169€
In-person Summit day February 1st, 2025
+ 5 Online Expert Talks
+ Unlimited Replays
+ Participation in the Dialogue Forums
(9% VAT included)
Optional payment plan (3*53€)
Members' ticket
20% discount
Special price and a free copy of the Postpartum Plan for PSN and Summit partners’ members + sponsors
Position Paper
The ‘village’ proves to be indispensable in the Fourth Trimester
Our Position Paper Recommitting to care and support in the Fourth Trimester is an extensive summary of scientific evidence proving that social support is instrumental for positive postpartum experience and well-being. The paper emphasizes the need for physical, social, emotional, and psychological support for women and families during this critical period of transition and discusses the importance of support and the most pressing gaps in the continuum of maternal healthcare.
Written by the Postnatal Support Network and reproductive health expert Kathy Herschderfer.
Summit Speakers
Ingrid Bayot
Canadian researcher and writer
Satya Kaur
Co-Founder and Board member PostnatalSupportNetwork
Robin Lim
Activist, midwife and founder of Birth Clinic Bumi Sehat in Bali, Indonesia
Read more about our speakers, topics and dates
Franka Cadée
Maternity Foundation Director Global Initiatives
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Live Event in Feb 1st, 2025 in the Netherlands
Renovated in 2004, the hotel, conference center and workplace for employees with a distance to the labour market companies, Kloosterhotel ZIN brings together modern art, architecture and religious heritage together into an inspiring meeting place. Kloosterhotel ZIN in Vught is located in the countryside close to the main highway between Den Bosch and Eindhoven. Traveling by car is the easiest. If you travel by public transport, you can either travel to Den Bosch Centra Station and take an OV fiets, or travel to Vught Station. There is a shuttle service that can take you to the event venue.
If you are traveling from abroad, you can get a discount price. Please contact us at info@postnatalsupportnetwork.com.
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