Posts Tagged ‘birth story’

A Dad’s Postnatal Desperation: Perspectives on Attachment & Resiliency from a Recovering Psychoanalyst

September 23rd, 2013 | Author: Kathy Morelli

Dr. Good-un-ov’s Guide to Attachment

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Do you ever wonder why we are all so “attached” to the idea of “attachment?” I do.

Posted in BirthTouch® | Tags: attachment, Birth, birth story, childbirth, Dr. Goodunov, fathers, infant parenting, NICU parenting, parenting, resiliency |

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Guest Post: My Birth Story: Reliving, Rehashing, and Now Rewriting

October 29th, 2012 | Author: Kathy Morelli

My Birth Story: Reliving, Rehashing, and Now Rewriting

by Brandy Ash Myers, NCC

Today is a beautiful guest post by Brandy Ash Myers, a wonderful on-line friend of mine. She experienced postpartum obsessive compulsive disorder and post-traumatic stress (childbirth onset) during the birth of her first child.

Now, during her second pregnancy, she was moved to write her birth story, as a facet of her own healing, and to help others heal.

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Posted in BirthTouch® | Tags: anxiety, Birth, birth story, birth trauma, Brandy Ash Myers, breastfeeding and PPD, guest post, obsessive-complusive disorder, OCD, postpartum obsessive-complusive disorder, PP-OCD, PTS, PTSD |

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