Infertility Counseling: Learn to Cope with the Anguish of Infertility

Having a baby was the next step on your life journey. You imagined it, prepared for it, planned it. But it hasn’t happened. And it still isn’t happening. So here you are, trying to accept what you never imagined, prepared for, or planned for. The pain of infertility. Please know you don’t have to walk on [...]

By |2018-12-11T21:55:02-07:00September 25th, 2015|Grief, Infertility|0 Comments

Dealing with Miscarriage: The Loss No One Talks About

Carrie wonders if it was her fault. Was it the drink she had on New Year's Eve? The hard run she took two days later? Belle feels guilty for taking her pregnancy for granted. She was so close to the second trimester. Sylvia pushes herself. She wants to try again as soon as she can. They all [...]

By |2018-12-11T21:55:12-07:00September 10th, 2015|Grief, Perinatal Loss|0 Comments

The Transition to Parenthood: Focusing on the Challenges Ahead

“Preparing for the psychological demands of parenting during the early days of life is one of the most important tasks of the expectant mother and her partner.” Ann Corwin, Ph.D., M.Ed., LCCE: Integrating Preparation for Parenting in to Childbirth Education, Journal of Perinatal Education Winter, 1999. The transition to parenthood can be a beautiful thing. [...]

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