Whose is perinatal bereavement? Who suffers the most? Is it a private and therefore unsharpable mourning? Do children notice the pain of their parents? Should parents keep children out of …
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Autobiography of a love This is part of my story. What it all began with. Written in a whisper, closed in a drawer and then reread, at a distance, after …
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We publish with great satisfaction the Interview with Dr. MP Valentina Giuliano, who graduated with us in anthropology with a study on “special mothers”: what they are, who they are, …
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“I was crying, desperate, I was afraid and I didn’t want to believe that my baby was being born dead, and she told me, you have to sign here, don’t …
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The broken dream is the first book that integrates the testimonies of parents and operators with the classic assumptions of psychoeducation applied to the experience of perinatal bereavement.
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T he parents of children who died during pregnancy or childbirth is a very special bereavement: a bereavement that seems to have no right to exist.
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Simone is five years old, with a round face and hazel eyes. Simone loves playing with toy cars, going to the nursery school to visit her teacher Anna, drawing dinosaurs. …
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