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Embarazo y pérdida del bebé

Estrategias eficaces para apoyar el duelo y tratar el trauma, la ansiedad y la depresión en las familias en duelo

Orador:
Julie Bindeman, PsyD
Duración:
6 horas 20 minutos
Idioma:
Presentado en EN, subtítulos en EN, ES, DE, IT y FR, folletos en EN, ES, DE, IT y FR
Derechos de autor:
04 oct, 2023
Código del producto:
POS058989
Tipo de soporte:
Seminario digital


Descripción

There is a vast silence around pregnancy and infant loss in our society. And it extends to clinical training programs. 

Most therapists are not even aware of the field of reproductive psychology, never mind trained in it. Yet, all clients have a reproductive story of some kind, and that story often includes loss.

How would you take care of a client who is trying to decide if she has a right to her grief after a miscarriage?

How would you modify trauma treatment for a client who has PTSD after delivering a stillborn baby and wants to become pregnant again?

How would you advise a couple whose relationship is crumbling as their infant is sent to palliative care in the NICU?

There are numerous ways that pregnancy can result in tragedy, and while it may be tempting to see these as rare events that you are unlikely to encounter in your practice, it is much more likely that your clients already have or will experience a pregnancy or infant loss – though they may not be talking about it.

During this dynamic 1-day training with reproductive psychology expert Dr. Julie Bindeman, you will learn how to create a safe, therapeutic space for grieving parents. You’ll get the skills you need to: 

  • Help clients integrate the experience of loss into their reproductive stories 
  • Tailor your existing treatment strategies - like CBT and ACT - to pregnancy and infant loss situations 
  • Intervene with the family system and stop relationship conflict from taking over 
  • Effectively manage countertransference reactions related to your own reproductive experience 

 What is not talked about is harder to bear. Now you can fill a training gap and be ready to help your clients experiencing pregnancy and infant loss. Register today! 

Crédito


Crédito de autoaprendizaje

Este programa de autoaprendizaje consta de 6,5 horas reloj de formación continua. Los requisitos y aprobaciones de créditos varían según el país y los organismos reguladores locales. Por favor, guarde el esquema del curso, el certificado de finalización que recibirá de la actividad y póngase en contacto con su organización reguladora local para determinar la elegibilidad y los requisitos específicos. 



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Julie Bindeman, PsyD, siguió una formación intensiva en el campo de la psicología reproductiva, en el que escribe, enseña y ejerce, como resultado de su propia historia reproductiva. La Dra. Bindeman ha formado parte del grupo de profesionales de salud mental de la Sociedad Americana de Medicina Reproductiva, incluidos los comités ejecutivo, de formación continua y de medios sociales, así como de su grupo de trabajo contra el racismo. Fue nombrada por el gobernador de Maryland para formar parte del grupo de trabajo de salud mental materna de ese estado, y ha formado parte de la junta y los comités de organizaciones como la Asociación Psicológica de Maryland, la Liga Nacional de Acción por el Derecho al Aborto - Maryland, Rainbow Families, la Coalición Judía contra el Maltrato Doméstico y Uprooted. La Dra. Bindeman ha recibido varios premios por su trabajo, entre ellos el Karl F. Heiser APA Presidential Award for Advocacy y el National Council of Jewish Women's Woman Who Dared Award. Es autora de capítulos de libros sobre salud mental materna y copropietaria de Integrative Therapy of Greater Washington, una consulta privada de psicoterapia situada en Rockville, MD.
 

Divulgaciones del ponente:
Financiera: La Dra. Julie Bindeman es codirectora de Integrative Therapy of Greater Washington. Recibe honorarios por conferencias y derechos de grabación de Psychotherapy Networker y PESI, Inc. No tiene relaciones financieras relevantes con organizaciones no elegibles.
No financiero: La Dra. Julie Bindeman forma parte del comité ejecutivo del Grupo Profesional de Salud Mental de la Sociedad Americana de Medicina Reproductiva. Es miembro de la Sociedad Americana de Medicina Reproductiva, la Asociación de Salud Mental del Condado de Montgomery, la Asociación Americana de Psicología y la Asociación de Psicología de Maryland.


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Información sobre el programa

Acceso para autoestudio (no interactivo)

Access never expires for this product. For a more detailed outline that includes times or durations of time, if needed, please contact cepesi@pesi.com.


Objetivos

  1. Evaluate three differences in client responses to pregnancy and infant loss and their clinical implications.
  2. Formulate two ways that loss interrupts the developmental tasks of pregnancy.
  3. Devise two strategies for responding to relationship conflict after loss.
  4. Distinguish grief from postpartum depression.
  5. Utilize two cognitive therapy strategies to decrease clients’ self-blame related to pregnancy and infant loss.
  6. Demonstrate one therapeutically effective use of countertransference.

Esquema

Gradations of Grief: Types of Early Bereavement

  • Intake assessment strategies for obtaining reproductive information 
  • Nuances of loss in early pregnancy - miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy, abortion, medical termination, stillbirth 
  • Developmental tasks of pregnancy and how loss interrupts them 
  • Coping with NICU admission and neonatal death 
  • Medical factors facing bereaved parents 
  • Infertility grief 
  • Disenfranchised grief - the loss of possibility and what could have been  

Tools to Help Grieving Parents and their Communities 

  • Individual, couple, and family phases of grief - and when to be concerned 
  • Living children and loss 
  • Clinical management of higher rates of relationship conflict and divorce after loss 
  • Distinguish grief versus postpartum depression 
  • Language around loss - key things to say and not to say 
  • How culture supports or does not support grief and loss 
  • Best practices for managing grief milestones and establishing mourning rituals 
  • Grief management during subsequent attempts to conceive 

Therapy after Pregnancy and Infant Loss

  • Exploring clients’ reproductive journey and narrative 
  • Crisis interventions to help shift clients out of shock  
  • Stabilization phase - resourcing tools to manage the expected flood of emotions  
  • Tailor existing evidence-based interventions to this clinical situation 
    • Cognitive strategies for assisting parents with neutralizing shame and self-blame 
    • Behavioral techniques to manage loss-related triggers 
    • Mindfulness and values-based interventions to assist parents with creating meaning  
    • Trauma processing techniques for resolving PTSD-related symptoms 
  • Clinical strategies to support bereaved parents during subsequent pregnancies and the postpartum period after loss 
  • How and when to end therapy when pregnancy or infant loss was the presenting problem 

Consideraciones clínicas 

  • Therapeutic use and management of countertransference  
  • Self-care and burnout protection for therapists’ whose own symptoms or grief is activated  
  • Moral injury around limited resource availability  
  • Establishing cultural competency - inclusive practices for all individuals and family systems 
  • When and how to refer to couples therapy and support groups 
  • Research limitations and potential risks 

Público objetivo

  • Consejeros  
  • Trabajadores sociales  
  • Psicólogos  
  • Psiquiatras  
  • Terapeutas matrimoniales y familiares  
  • Consejeros en adicciones  
  • Otros profesionales de la salud mental  
  • Médicos  
  • Enfermeras  
  • Terapeutas ocupacionales  

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