sorrow, depression, and anxiety after a miscarriage.
Because miscarriage is generally not recognized as a loss,
many women lack the necessary support to deal effectively with
their grief.
Many women feel unprepared to deal with the ramifications of
their lost pregnancies alone.
The loss of a pregnancy can be misunderstood by friends and
family leaving women and their partners to feel unsupported
and isolated.
Are you having difficulty understanding your partner's grief?
Are you unable to find importance in other people and activities?
Do you feel obsessed with becoming pregnant again?
- Debrief and work through your miscarriage experience at
your own pace.
- Discover the meaning in what you have endured.
- Build confidence in your body.
- Assess readiness for a subsequent pregnancy.
- Make peace with your decision to try again or to stop
trying.
Couples counseling:
- An environment in which partners are invited to express
their own sadness.
- Learn how to be a support to your partner.
- Communicate about the unique needs of a woman who has
miscarried.
their knowledge of the psychological aspects that women and
their partners experience after a pregnancy loss.
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