Whitney L Jarnagin, Denis' A Thomas, Megan C Herscher
Working with Infertility and Grief
A Practical Guide for Helping Professionals
Whitney L Jarnagin, Denis' A Thomas, Megan C Herscher
Working with Infertility and Grief
A Practical Guide for Helping Professionals
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Working with Infertility and Grief: A Practical Guide for Helping Professionals explores issues of grief, including disenfranchised grief and chronic sorrow, related to infertility and reproductive loss.
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Working with Infertility and Grief: A Practical Guide for Helping Professionals explores issues of grief, including disenfranchised grief and chronic sorrow, related to infertility and reproductive loss.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 232
- Erscheinungstermin: 4. August 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 499g
- ISBN-13: 9781032367965
- ISBN-10: 1032367962
- Artikelnr.: 67823023
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 232
- Erscheinungstermin: 4. August 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 499g
- ISBN-13: 9781032367965
- ISBN-10: 1032367962
- Artikelnr.: 67823023
Whitney L. Jarnagin, PhD, is the dean of behavioral and social sciences and professor of psychology at Walters State Community College in Morristown, Tennessee. Denis' A. Thomas, PhD, is an author, podcaster, adjunct professor, conference presenter, homeschool teacher, and freelance writer. Megan C. Herscher, PhD, is the coordinator and associate professor of clinical mental health counseling at Carson-Newman University. She provides post-graduate supervision through her firm Herscher Consultation.
Part 1: The Biopsychosocial Crisis of Infertility 1. The Diagnosis: So You
Can't Have a Baby...What's the Big Deal? 2. Biological Impacts of
Infertility: My Body Betrayed Me 3. Psychological Impacts of Infertility: A
Mind That Questions and a Heart That Hurts 4. Social Impacts of
Infertility: One is the Loneliest Number Part 2: Who Suffers from
Infertility? 5. Aging and Infertility: TICK, TICK, TICK... Is That My
Biological Clock? 6. Non-Age-Related Infertility: I'm Still a Spring
Chicken, So Where Are My Chicks? 7. Femininity and Social Implications: Who
Am I If I'm Not a Mother? 8. Male Factor Infertility: Dude, Am I Shooting
Blanks? 9. Personal Choices in Growing a Nontraditional Family: Will You
Stop Asking Me About Children? 10. Multicultural Considerations: Is
Infertility an Equal Opportunity Condition? Part 3: Strategies and
Suggestions for the Helping Professional 11. A Plan of Action for the
Clinician: Finding Happily Ever After 12. Working with Individuals,
Partners, and Families: The Cast of Characters 13. The Clinical
Supervisor's Role: Guiding the Hero's Journey 14. Counselor Educator
Wisdom: The Sage
Can't Have a Baby...What's the Big Deal? 2. Biological Impacts of
Infertility: My Body Betrayed Me 3. Psychological Impacts of Infertility: A
Mind That Questions and a Heart That Hurts 4. Social Impacts of
Infertility: One is the Loneliest Number Part 2: Who Suffers from
Infertility? 5. Aging and Infertility: TICK, TICK, TICK... Is That My
Biological Clock? 6. Non-Age-Related Infertility: I'm Still a Spring
Chicken, So Where Are My Chicks? 7. Femininity and Social Implications: Who
Am I If I'm Not a Mother? 8. Male Factor Infertility: Dude, Am I Shooting
Blanks? 9. Personal Choices in Growing a Nontraditional Family: Will You
Stop Asking Me About Children? 10. Multicultural Considerations: Is
Infertility an Equal Opportunity Condition? Part 3: Strategies and
Suggestions for the Helping Professional 11. A Plan of Action for the
Clinician: Finding Happily Ever After 12. Working with Individuals,
Partners, and Families: The Cast of Characters 13. The Clinical
Supervisor's Role: Guiding the Hero's Journey 14. Counselor Educator
Wisdom: The Sage
Part 1: The Biopsychosocial Crisis of Infertility 1. The Diagnosis: So You
Can't Have a Baby...What's the Big Deal? 2. Biological Impacts of
Infertility: My Body Betrayed Me 3. Psychological Impacts of Infertility: A
Mind That Questions and a Heart That Hurts 4. Social Impacts of
Infertility: One is the Loneliest Number Part 2: Who Suffers from
Infertility? 5. Aging and Infertility: TICK, TICK, TICK... Is That My
Biological Clock? 6. Non-Age-Related Infertility: I'm Still a Spring
Chicken, So Where Are My Chicks? 7. Femininity and Social Implications: Who
Am I If I'm Not a Mother? 8. Male Factor Infertility: Dude, Am I Shooting
Blanks? 9. Personal Choices in Growing a Nontraditional Family: Will You
Stop Asking Me About Children? 10. Multicultural Considerations: Is
Infertility an Equal Opportunity Condition? Part 3: Strategies and
Suggestions for the Helping Professional 11. A Plan of Action for the
Clinician: Finding Happily Ever After 12. Working with Individuals,
Partners, and Families: The Cast of Characters 13. The Clinical
Supervisor's Role: Guiding the Hero's Journey 14. Counselor Educator
Wisdom: The Sage
Can't Have a Baby...What's the Big Deal? 2. Biological Impacts of
Infertility: My Body Betrayed Me 3. Psychological Impacts of Infertility: A
Mind That Questions and a Heart That Hurts 4. Social Impacts of
Infertility: One is the Loneliest Number Part 2: Who Suffers from
Infertility? 5. Aging and Infertility: TICK, TICK, TICK... Is That My
Biological Clock? 6. Non-Age-Related Infertility: I'm Still a Spring
Chicken, So Where Are My Chicks? 7. Femininity and Social Implications: Who
Am I If I'm Not a Mother? 8. Male Factor Infertility: Dude, Am I Shooting
Blanks? 9. Personal Choices in Growing a Nontraditional Family: Will You
Stop Asking Me About Children? 10. Multicultural Considerations: Is
Infertility an Equal Opportunity Condition? Part 3: Strategies and
Suggestions for the Helping Professional 11. A Plan of Action for the
Clinician: Finding Happily Ever After 12. Working with Individuals,
Partners, and Families: The Cast of Characters 13. The Clinical
Supervisor's Role: Guiding the Hero's Journey 14. Counselor Educator
Wisdom: The Sage