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Category Archives: infant loss
Support for Families After the Death of a Baby
Loosing a baby- whether it be during pregnancy, childbirth, or after is undoubtedly one of the most difficult events that a Mom and family can go through. We have written about this before, but I was reminded recently of a … Continue reading
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Having a Baby after Infant Loss- The Complicated Mix of Grief and Joy
Loosing a baby at any point is, undoubtedly, one of the more traumatic experiences a parent can endure. Giving birth to a baby following such a loss is, for many women, a very complicated experience- marked by both great joy … Continue reading
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Previous Prenatal Loss and Subsequent Episodes of PPD
The British Journal of Psychiatry recently released a study that explores the role that a Mom’s previous prenatal loss (including miscarriage or stillbirth) has in the development of postpartum depression following the birth of a healthy child. This is a … Continue reading
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Preterm and Neonatal Loss: An Informative Interview
1. Please introduce yourself and your work for our readers. My name is Claudine Radford. I currently live and work in San Francisco, and am trained and licensed as a clinical social worker (LCSW) and psychotherapist. My private practice is … Continue reading
Posted in guest blogger, infant loss, mom-to-mom, Postpartum PTSD, resources, self care
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