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  • Perinatal Psychology

    Is pain universal?

    by Claudia Ravaldi 24/10/2017
    by Claudia Ravaldi 24/10/2017

    Although this statement has a grain of truth, there are still too many misunderstandings and misunderstandings around “pain” in our country. A country, it is worth remembering, where pain finds …

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  • Perinatal Medicine

    The fetal movements

    by Claudia Ravaldi 10/10/2017
    by Claudia Ravaldi 10/10/2017

    On the occasion of the world week of awareness on the death of a child during pregnancy or after birth, we invite you to watch and spread this interesting educational …

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  • Perinatal Psychology

    Through the storm

    by Claudia Ravaldi 17/08/2017
    by Claudia Ravaldi 17/08/2017

    The new psychoeducation project conceived by CiaoLapo for parents affected by perinatal bereavement In Lecco and Prato a new project by CiaoLapo for psychological support for perinatal bereavement After ten …

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  • Scientific research

    Pregnancies following perinatal bereavement – PEARL study

    by Claudia Ravaldi 17/07/2017
    by Claudia Ravaldi 17/07/2017

    CiaoLapo Onlus promotes the first exploratory research in Italy on pregnancies following perinatal bereavement. It does this by giving a direct voice to mothers and their experiences of loss and …

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  • Perinatal Medicine

    Pregnancy is not a disease

    by Claudia Ravaldi 09/06/2017
    by Claudia Ravaldi 09/06/2017

    Pregnancy is not a disease.

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  • Perinatal Psychology

    Perinatal bereavement in infertility

    by Claudia Ravaldi 26/05/2017
    by Claudia Ravaldi 26/05/2017

    Perinatal bereavement is always an emotionally complex topic; when it concerns a couple who has a history of infertility and related treatments behind them, perinatal bereavement can become very difficult …

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  • Perinatal Psychology

    My friend lost a baby

    by Claudia Ravaldi 14/02/2017
    by Claudia Ravaldi 14/02/2017

    What can I do as a friend when a friend of mine loses her baby.

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  • Grief and children

    Perinatal bereavement and children

    by Claudia Ravaldi 13/02/2017
    by Claudia Ravaldi 13/02/2017

    Whose is perinatal bereavement? Who suffers the most? Is it a private and therefore unsharpable mourning? Do children notice the pain of their parents? Should parents keep children out of …

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  • Testimonials

    Difficult love

    by Claudia Ravaldi 09/02/2017
    by Claudia Ravaldi 09/02/2017

    Autobiography of a love This is part of my story. What it all began with. Written in a whisper, closed in a drawer and then reread, at a distance, after …

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  • Life after loss

    Special mothers: parenting after perinatal bereavement

    by Claudia Ravaldi 20/01/2017
    by Claudia Ravaldi 20/01/2017

    We publish with great satisfaction the Interview with Dr. MP Valentina Giuliano, who graduated with us in anthropology with a study on “special mothers”: what they are, who they are, …

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CiaoLapo is an Italian non-profit association that has worked on perinatal bereavement since 2006. It was founded by Claudia Ravaldi, psychiatrist and psychotherapist, and Alfredo Vannacci, physician and pharmacologist. CiaoLapo offers psychological support and care to families facing the complex and painful experience of the death of a baby during pregnancy or after birth, for any reason and at any gestational age.

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