Sunita Osborn – Perinatal Loss: An Attachment-Informed Treatment Framework for Helping Clients Process and Heal from Pregnancy Loss

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It’s not a topic that people will discuss at work, over coffee, or even with close friends. Instead, one in every four women suffers in silence because it’s not something they’re meant to talk about – it’s a topic that stays firmly behind closed doors, and if you dare to cross that social barrier, you may hear well-meaning but harmful words like:

“At the very least, you were just a few weeks pregnant.” “There is a reason for everything.” “Why don’t you simply adopt?” “Think positively.” “You just have to relax and everything will fall into place.”

There should be a book called What Not to Say About Pregnancy and Infant Loss.

I know because I was there. Following my losses, I heard the invalidating words and had a contradictory sensation of loneliness – paradoxical because so many of us have suffered this type of loss. As a result, many people feel more at ease expressing their pregnancy loss experience in the privacy of a confidential therapy setting.

Despite the fact that we may be one of the few, if not the only, safe havens for people to communicate and process their sorrow, pregnancy and infant loss were rapidly brushed off in our clinical training, most frequently as an aside in a wider, generic discussion of grieving. Clients seeking psychotherapy for pregnancy or baby loss may have kept it secret, be unclear where to turn for help, and be skeptical of the authenticity of their suffering and the efficacy of treatment in helping them. You must be confident in your abilities to guide them through one of the most difficult challenges they will ever face – their narrative of not just loss, but also love.

In this specialized, intense training, I will lead you through the difficult reality of a pregnancy or baby loss, including the associated emotional roller coaster, as well as practical measures to assist your clients move forward. You’ll discover the greatest treatments for dealing with sorrow following a loss, as well as the mistakes you can be doing without even recognizing it!

Whether you’re a seasoned expert or just starting out, this course is for you! Watch me in this amazing seminar to learn tried-and-true ways for assisting your clients in healing.

Outline

Misconceptions About Perinatal Loss

Insensitivity to loss
Reproductive trauma has far-reaching consequences.
The trauma’s ongoing and chronic nature

Examining the Reproductive Story of Clients

Listen for warning signs such as anguish, remorse, humiliation, self-blame, and hopelessness.
identifying one-of-a-kind and countless losses
When things go wrong: OCD, anxiety, and depression
How to Completely Validate Client Experience
Telling the Story
Using appropriate evaluation tools

Pregnancy and Infant Loss Treatment Planning

Chronic adversity as a result of pregnancy loss
PTSD coping techniques for reproductive trauma
Using a loss and restoration oriented framework to address grief
Shame, self-blame, and hopelessness are examples of implicit emotions that may have an influence on therapeutic success.
Trying to conceive while dealing with complex sorrow

Treatment Interventions: Moving Clients Forward, Not Back

Taking an attachment-focused approach
PTSD/trauma-informed adaptations
Increase resilience through implementing treatments based on empathy, forgiveness, and compassion.
Keeping in touch with one’s partner and family
Clinical procedures adapted for couples and group work
Helping clients with subsequent pregnancies

Considerations for Clinical Practice

Case conceptualizations that are culturally informed
After-loss relationship with the body
Countertransference
How to maintain personal experience with miscarriage while assisting customers
Limitations and dangers
Faculty
PsyD, MA Sunita Osborn Seminars and items related to: 1

Sunita Osborn, PsyD, MA, is a registered clinical psychologist who works with adults and couples in Houston, Texas. Dr. Osborn, a leading authority in the treatment of pregnancy loss, specializes in reproductive psychology and works with individuals and couples at all stages of the reproductive journey.

Dr. Osborn has been featured and interviewed on NPR, With Whit, Psychology Today, and several miscarriage-focused platforms, including “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 Information:
Sunita Osborn works as the director of operations at Modern Therapy. PESI, Inc. pays her a speaking honorarium.
Non-financial: Sunita Osborn is an American Psychological Association member.
She is committed to helping individuals cope with the pain of pregnancy loss, supporting clinicians in treating pregnancy loss, and promoting open dialogue on the realities of this prevalent and devasting concern, having found herself lost and without a map after her own experiences of pregnancy loss.

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