Central Jersey Family Health Consortium
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Fathers and Perinatal Loss: Trying Again & PTSD
Fathers and Perinatal Loss: Leaving with an Empty Car Seat
Fathers and Perinatal Loss: Labor & Delivery
Fathers and Perinatal Loss: Getting the News
por Central Jersey Family Health Consortium
In the face of perinatal loss, much of the focus is on the experiences of mothers and how to assist them in the grieving process. Sadly, fathers are sometimes viewed as ancillary components of the mothers’ grief experience, when they, in fact, are in many cases 50% of the grief equation. We invite you to join us for a series of facilitated discussions with Matt Sklar and Simon Hindle, fathers of stillborn daughters, that will illuminate the unique grief experience of fathers.
In the face of perinatal loss, much of the focus is on the experiences of mothers and how to assist them in the grieving process. Sadly, fathers are sometimes viewed as ancillary components of the mothers’ grief experience, when they, in fact, are in many cases 50% of the grief equation. We invite you to join us for a series of facilitated discussions with Matt Sklar and Simon Hindle, fathers of stillborn daughters, that will illuminate the unique grief experience of fathers.
In the face of perinatal loss, much of the focus is on the experiences of mothers and how to assist them in the grieving process. Sadly, fathers are sometimes viewed as ancillary components of the mothers’ grief experience, when they, in fact, are in many cases 50% of the grief equation. We invite you to join us for a series of facilitated discussions with Matt Sklar and Simon Hindle, fathers of stillborn daughters, that will illuminate the unique grief experience of fathers.
In the face of perinatal loss, much of the focus is on the experiences of mothers and how to assist them in the grieving process. Sadly, fathers are sometimes viewed as ancillary components of the mothers’ grief experience, when they, in fact, are in many cases 50% of the grief equation. We invite you to join us for a series of facilitated discussions with Matt Sklar and Simon Hindle, fathers of stillborn daughters, that will illuminate the unique grief experience of fathers.
In the face of perinatal loss, much of the focus is on the experiences of mothers and how to assist them in the grieving process. Sadly, fathers are sometimes viewed as ancillary components of the mothers’ grief experience, when they, in fact, are in many cases 50% of the grief equation. We invite you to join us for a series of facilitated discussions with Matt Sklar and Simon Hindle, fathers of stillborn daughters, that will illuminate the unique grief experience of fathers.