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Welcoming a new baby into the world is a profound and beautiful experience, yet the journey isn't always easy. Over 40% of women report experiencing trauma during childbirth, and midwives, who support families through these moments, encounter these challenging realities daily. The role of a midwife is one of dedication and resilience; it often involves late-night call-outs, long hours, and supporting women in making personal choices that may not align with traditional systems. This book unveils the hidden truths of childbirth, revealing the complexities, conflicts, and unspoken realities of life as a midwife.
As guides through the profound rite of passage that is birth, midwives often face challenging and sometimes traumatic situations. Many carry on with strength and compassion, even as they navigate their own emotional struggles. This book invites you to experience both the hardships and the triumphs of childbirth, offering an honest glimpse into the world of midwifery and the resilience it demands.
As midwives, we build deep, trusting relationships with those we care for. Empathy is at the heart of quality midwifery, yet this emotional closeness can also lead to secondary traumatic stress. Midwife Crisis reveals the hidden truths of midwifery, shedding light on the challenges and emotional impact that often go unseen. and unnoticed by the stystem that we work within.
Kelli is a highly experienced midwife with a passion for providing exceptional care to women and their families. She was one of the first graduating students of the Bachelor of Midwifery in Victoria, Australia, and has since accumulated a wealth of knowledge and experience in various healthcare settings. Her journey, a journey through trauma that took her to the brink.
Throughout her career, Kelli has worked in both public and private hospitals, where she has had the opportunity to support and guide countless women through the journey of pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum care. She has also worked as a private midwife for an OB GYN, offering personalized care and attention to expectant mothers.
In addition to her hospital-based work, Kelli has made significant contributions to indigenous health. She has worked in indigenous health centers, running clinics and programs specifically designed for young indigenous mothers and their babies. Her dedication to improving maternal and child health outcomes for indigenous communities has been highly commendable.
Starting her own private practice midwifery centres was a highlight of her career forging the way as one of the first to hold an Endorsed midwife status, including becoming a Medicare Eligible midwife. Her private practices included homebirth services where she could support women and their partners to choose birth in a safe holistic environment.
Kelli's expertise extends beyond her work as a practitioner. She has also served as an educator, sharing her knowledge and experience with aspiring midwives. She has worked at SIDS and Kids Australia as an educator, raising awareness about safe infant sleep practices. Additionally, she has served as an educator and practice support midwife at Canberra University in the Bachelor of Midwifery program, mentoring and guiding future midwives.
Outside of her professional endeavors, Kelli is a loving mother of two adult sons and has been happily married for almost 30 years. She is a true entrepreneur at heart and has successfully operated other businesses including a shoe boutique and a cafe.
With her wealth of experience, dedication, and compassionate approach, Kelli is a trusted and respected midwife who continues to make a positive impact on the lives of women and families in her community.
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