Fertility can be traumatic. We sometimes hesitate to acknowledge it, but guest Rebecca Henderson shares just how a challenging struggle (of any kind) with fertility can stick with us and cause pain and distress. She shares examples of traumatic events related to fertility, what makes them so difficult mentally/emotionally, and steps we can take to seek support and consolation. This is an episode for every woman!
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NOTE: This episode discusses fertility situations that could be traumatic, which may stir up associated feelings. Examples are pregnancy loss and a traumatic birth experience.
Rebecca Henderson is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with extensive experience walking with women through trauma, and with a special passion and heart for women's issues. You can find her at hendersoncounselingandconsulting.com. Rebecca is also one of our Trusted Providers in our quarterly Women's Health Pilgrimage.
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