Join us for a focused webinar designed to empower student midwives with the skills to recognise and support survivors of domestic violence. This session explores early warning signs, safe and sensitive enquiry, and how to respond effectively to disclosures in a trauma‑informed way. Participants will gain practical guidance on safeguarding, referral pathways, and building confidence in having difficult conversations. This webinar aims to strengthen future midwives’ ability to provide safe, compassionate care for women and families experiencing abuse.

This webinar is hosted by the student midwife forum

Speakers

Becky Reynolds, Deputy Director of Operations, For Baby’s Sake

Becky joined For Baby’s Sake as Deputy Director of Operations in October 2024. Becky qualified as a social worker in 2008 and has experience across Children’s Social Care in a range of roles as Social Worker, Approved Mental Health Professional, Team Manager, Head of Service and Principal Social Worker. Becky has also been a Professional Officer at the British Association of Social Workers and Practice Lead at a charity supporting care experienced young people. Becky brings her experience of statutory social work, training and practice development.