Associate Professor Tucker is an Obstetrician and Gynaecologist in public and private practice in Queensland. He trained in London and has held research and academic appointments at the University of Oxford and James Cook University. Danny is a member of the Queensland Health Open Disclosure training faculty. He has qualifications in perinatal and infant mental health and works with a psychologist, providing birth debriefs and support for women who experienced complex births. Danny is a Clinical Advisor for ABTA, the Australasian Birth Trauma Association and provides legal opinions and reports for plaintiff and defence teams. Portrait photography is his passion, which has intersected with his work through the national charity organisation, Heartfelt, and the perinatal photography he provides for families who experience a range of healthy and adverse pregnancy outcomes.

Louise Everitt is a PhD candidate at Western Sydney University co-designing a Perinatal Interprofessional Psychosocial Education Program for Maternity Clinicians (PIPE-MC). This project has received grant funding from the Federal Government emerging priorities in perinatal mental health with seven consortium partners including RANZCOG and ACM to implement and evaluate the program across Australia. Louise is a Clinical Midwifery Consultant in Complex Pregnancy Care at St George Public Hospital. She is a Fellow of Australian College of Midwives (ACM) and Clinical Fellow at UTS. Louise has been a midwife for 35 years holding various clinical, management, education, policy development and research roles. She is passionate about caring for women and families with complex psychosocial concerns and educating maternity clinicians about family violence, mental health and child protection.

Jenny is an obstetrician and founding member of the group practice “Womens O&G Specialists” and a current RANZCOG Federal Councillor.