Theo Clarke speaks at Everywoman Festival '25

Theo Clarke was delighted to speak at this year's Everywoman Festival. She discussed her book and the birth trauma campaign in the year since the APPG on Birth Trauma released its report.

The Everywoman Festival is designed to help women know how their bodies work, what can go wrong and where to look for help. The Festival aims to provide access to evidence based information with expert speakers and signposting to services across the NHS, third sector charities and organisations and private services.

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Ms Clarke has an extensive background in public speaking; with topics ranging from art, to International development, to birth trauma. Whilst an MP, she led debates on a variety of topics concerning national and international issues.She is represented by Chartwell Speakers.

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