"What a valuable gift this workbook is for survivors of reproductive trauma. Each chapter provides a step-by-step roadmap to help promote healing no matter if the trauma occurred trying to conceive, during pregnancy or birth, or during the postpartum period. Survivors are gently guided by Beth Warren's years of experience as a perinatal mental health specialist and taught insightful coping skills to manage not only their mood symptoms but also the impact on their relationships with the goal of creating a map for their healing."
Cheryl Tatano Beck, DNSc, CNM, FAAN, Distinguished Professor of Nursing, University of Connecticut, USA
"This is a book that is much needed, rich in warmth, compassion and
resources for those affected by reproductive trauma. Many areas of the reproductive journey that are rarely discussed are sensitively explored with a wealth of information provided and that will support many families often left alone to struggle with trauma in silence. Bethany skillfully combines the latest science but writes in an accessible way and provides many practical tips and gentle spaces for reflection along the way. I will be glad to refer families to this wonderful book."
Dr. Rebecca Moore,
consultant psychiatrist; co-founder of Make Birth Better "With her empathetic and gentle approach to healing, Bethany Warren combines solid clinical expertise, useable skills, and a path to healing. Those who have experienced reproductive trauma can be assured that they will feel understood, supported, and encouraged to go at their own pace throughout this workbook. The idea of healing from trauma can feel overwhelming, but with this workbook healing becomes possible."
Katayune Kaeni, Psy.D., PMH-C,
psychologist; author; Mom and Mind podcast host; Board Chair of Postpartum Support International"Those who have suffered a reproductive trauma often feel alone, lost and stuck. With this book Bethany Warren, with over 20 years of experience in this field, has given us a road map and a supportive companion to help navigate and explore responses to trauma in a careful and compassionate way. By educating and giving easy and practical tools to manage complicated emotions and cope with the myriad of symptoms of trauma, readers will be able to find their way, heal, and start to move forward. I cannot wait to recommend this book to my patients."
Alison Reminick, MD,
reproductive psychiatrist; Director of Women's Reproductive Mental Health, University of California, San Diego
