Perinatal bereavement is a particularly feared life event due to its known consequences on the psychophysical well-being of mothers , couples and children born later.
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Perinatal Psychology
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“No foot is so small … as not to leave a footprint on this earth”
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Breastfeeding is a priority theme in the promotion of maternal and child health, on which there is much debate, often with extremely bright and sometimes confusing and confusing tones. After …
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After a loss—especially a perinatal loss, which is marked by a painful lack of memories—the lives of those who are grieving are filled with a long series of “firsts without”: …
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“My dear, you must be strong now!” accompanied by a warm handshake and a knowing look, winking at the partner who caresses that heartbeat-free belly with tears. Thus begins the …
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Grief and childrenLife after lossPerinatal Psychology
Talking “with” the children (also) about death
When talking to children it is necessary to lower yourself to their height. We adults, perhaps because of the knees that are no longer too elastic, are a little reluctant …
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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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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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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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What can I do as a friend when a friend of mine loses her baby.
