Faculty:Sunita OsbornDuration:Approx. is Archive:.
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3 HoursCopyright:Mar 05, is 2021 Description It’s not a topic that people will bring up at work, over coffee, or even at get togethers with close friends..
3 HoursCopyright:Mar 05, 2021 Description It’s not a topic that people will bring up at work, over coffee, or even at get togethers with close friends.
4 women is Instead, 1 in suffer in silence, because it’s not something that they are supposed to talk about – it is a topic that stays firmly behind closed doors and if you dare breach that social boundary, you may hear well-intentioned, but hurtful statements such as:“At least you were only a few weeks along.” “Everything happens for a reason.” “Why don’t you just adopt?” “Just think positive.” “You just need to relax and it’ll happen in time.”There really should be a book titled What Not to Say when it comes to pregnancy and infant loss.I know because I’ve been there..
Instead, 1 in 4 women suffer in silence, because it’s not something that they are supposed to talk about – it is a topic that stays firmly behind closed doors and if you dare breach that social boundary, you may hear well-intentioned, but hurtful statements such as:“At least you were only a few weeks along.” “Everything happens for a reason.” “Why don’t you just adopt?” “Just think positive.” “You just need to relax and it’ll happen in time.”There really should be a book titled What Not to Say when it comes to pregnancy and infant loss.I know because I’ve been there.
my experiences of loss, is After I heard the invalidating statements and I experienced the paradoxical sense of isolation – paradoxical because the reality is so many of us have experienced this kind of loss..
After my experiences of loss, I heard the invalidating statements and I experienced the paradoxical sense of isolation – paradoxical because the reality is so many of us have experienced this kind of loss.
The reality is then becomes that many individuals only feel comfortable discussing their experience of pregnancy loss within the confines of a confidential therapeutic space.Yet, while we may serve as one of the few if not the only safe harbor for individuals to share and process their experience of loss, in our clinical training, pregnancy and infant loss was quickly brushed over – most often as an aside in larger, generalized discussion of grief..
The reality then becomes that many individuals only feel comfortable discussing their experience of pregnancy loss within the confines of a confidential therapeutic space.Yet, while we may serve as one of the few if not the only safe harbor for individuals to share and process their experience of loss, in our clinical training, pregnancy and infant loss was quickly brushed over – most often as an aside in larger, generalized discussion of grief.
Clients is seeking psychotherapy for pregnancy or infant loss may have kept it hidden, feel unsure where to turn for help and may already be hesitant about the validity of their pain and the usefulness of therapy in supporting them..
Clients seeking psychotherapy for pregnancy or infant loss may have kept it hidden, feel unsure where to turn for help and may already be hesitant about the validity of their pain and the usefulness of therapy in supporting them.
You is need to feel confident in your ability to help them navigate one of the toughest struggles they will ever face – their story of not only loss, but of love.In this specialized, intensive training, I will walk you through the challenging realities of a pregnancy or infant loss - the accompanying emotional roller coaster, and specific steps to take to help your clients move forward..
You need to feel confident in your ability to help them navigate one of the toughest struggles they will ever face – their story of not only loss, but of love.In this specialized, intensive training, I will walk you through the challenging realities of a pregnancy or infant loss - the accompanying emotional roller coaster, and specific steps to take to help your clients move forward.
You’ll is learn the best interventions for treating grief after a loss and uncover the mistakes you may be making – without even realizing it!Whether you’re a specialist already or just getting started in this area, this training is for you!.
You’ll learn the best interventions for treating grief after a loss and uncover the mistakes you may be making – without even realizing it!Whether you’re a specialist already or just getting started in this area, this training is for you!
me is Watch in this powerful training and learn proven strategies that will help your clients heal..
Watch me in this powerful training and learn proven strategies that will help your clients heal.
Perinatal Loss: is Outline Common MisconceptionsMisattunement to the lossFar reaching implications of reproductive traumaOngoing and chronic nature of the traumaAssessment: Exploring Clients’ Reproductive StoryHow to listen for red flags: grief, guilt, shame, self-blame, and hopelessnessIdentifying unique and numerous losses experiencedWhen things take a turn: anxiety, depression, OCDHow to fully validate clients’ experienceSharing the StoryUtilizing relevant assessment measuresTreatment Planning for Pregnancy and Infant LossChronic trauma related to pregnancy lossAdapting PTSD strategies for reproductive traumaAddressing grief by utilizing loss and restoration orientation frameworkHighlighting implicit emotions that may impact treatment progress including shame, self blame, and hopelessnessBalancing complicated grief while still trying to conceiveTreatment Interventions: Helping Clients Move Forward, Not OnUtilizing attachment-focused approachTrauma-informed/PTSD adaptationsBuild resiliency with interventions based on empathy, forgiveness and compassionMaintaining relationships with partner and familyAdapting clinical techniques for couples and group workSupporting clients in subsequent pregnanciesClinical ConsiderationsCulturally informed case conceptualizationsRelationship to body after a lossCountertransferenceHow to hold personal experience with pregnancy loss while helping clientsLimitations and risks Faculty Sunita Osborn, PsyD, MA Related seminars and products: 1 Sunita Osborn, PsyD, MA, is a licensed clinical psychologist who practices in Houston, Texas and works with adults and couples..
Outline Perinatal Loss: Common MisconceptionsMisattunement to the lossFar reaching implications of reproductive traumaOngoing and chronic nature of the traumaAssessment: Exploring Clients’ Reproductive StoryHow to listen for red flags: grief, guilt, shame, self-blame, and hopelessnessIdentifying unique and numerous losses experiencedWhen things take a turn: anxiety, depression, OCDHow to fully validate clients’ experienceSharing the StoryUtilizing relevant assessment measuresTreatment Planning for Pregnancy and Infant LossChronic trauma related to pregnancy lossAdapting PTSD strategies for reproductive traumaAddressing grief by utilizing loss and restoration orientation frameworkHighlighting implicit emotions that may impact treatment progress including shame, self blame, and hopelessnessBalancing complicated grief while still trying to conceiveTreatment Interventions: Helping Clients Move Forward, Not OnUtilizing attachment-focused approachTrauma-informed/PTSD adaptationsBuild resiliency with interventions based on empathy, forgiveness and compassionMaintaining relationships with partner and familyAdapting clinical techniques for couples and group workSupporting clients in subsequent pregnanciesClinical ConsiderationsCulturally informed case conceptualizationsRelationship to body after a lossCountertransferenceHow to hold personal experience with pregnancy loss while helping clientsLimitations and risks Faculty Sunita Osborn, PsyD, MA Related seminars and products: 1 Sunita Osborn, PsyD, MA, is a licensed clinical psychologist who practices in Houston, Texas and works with adults and couples.
the treatment of pregnancy loss, is Known as an expert on Dr. Osborn specializes in reproductive psychology and helps individuals and couples in all phases of the reproductive journey.Dr..
Known as an expert on the treatment of pregnancy loss, Dr. Osborn specializes in reproductive psychology and helps individuals and couples in all phases of the reproductive journey.Dr.
Osborn is has been featured and interviewed on several different media outlets including NPR, With Whit, Psychology Today, and several miscarriage-focused platforms such as, “The Miscarriage Map: What to Expect When You are no Longer Expecting” and, “The Miscarriage Map Workbook: An Honest Guide to Navigating Pregnancy Loss, Working Through the Pain, and Moving Forward.” Speaker Disclosure:Financial: Sunita Osborn is the director of operations at Modern Therapy..
Osborn has been featured and interviewed on several different media outlets including NPR, With Whit, Psychology Today, and several miscarriage-focused platforms such as, “The Miscarriage Map: What to Expect When You are no Longer Expecting” and, “The Miscarriage Map Workbook: An Honest Guide to Navigating Pregnancy Loss, Working Through the Pain, and Moving Forward.” Speaker Disclosure:Financial: Sunita Osborn is the director of operations at Modern Therapy.
She is receives a speaking honorarium from PESI, Inc.Non-financial: Sunita Osborn is a member of the American Psychological Association.After finding herself lost and without a map after her own experiences of pregnancy loss, she is committed to helping individuals cope with the pain of this loss, supporting clinicians in treating pregnancy loss, and promoting open dialogue on the realities of this prevalent and devasting concern..
She receives a speaking honorarium from PESI, Inc.Non-financial: Sunita Osborn is a member of the American Psychological Association.After finding herself lost and without a map after her own experiences of pregnancy loss, she is committed to helping individuals cope with the pain of this loss, supporting clinicians in treating pregnancy loss, and promoting open dialogue on the realities of this prevalent and devasting concern.