EPISODE · Nov 2, 2020 · 1H 1M
Struggling with Infertility and Treating Infertile Clients as a Therapist. | Dr. Loree Johnson
from Infertility Feelings · host Jesse and Doug from Uniquely Knitted
What does it feel like to be struggling with your own story of infertility while helping others move beyond the traumas of infertility as a therapist?Well this week we find out! Dr. Loree Johnson is here to talk about it all!In this weeks episode we are talking about how , even therapists, who know all the ways to care for themselves still feel the weight of infertility. The grief of struggling to grow your family effects everyone, regardless of who you are.Dr. Loree Johnson is giving us first hand experience on how infertility affects People Of Color, and how we can better represent the reality of those experiencing infertility. We love Dr. Loree and think you should check out all the amazing work she is doing!drloreejohnson.com__________________________Uniquely Knitted is a Non-Profit Organization serving all who are emotionally affected by infertility. We are on a mission to bring healing to the traumas of infertility and end the isolation that comes with struggling to grow your family. Learn more at uniquelyknitted.orginstagram.com/uniquely_knittedSupport the show
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What does it feel like to be struggling with your own story of infertility while helping others move beyond the traumas of infertility as a therapist? Well this week we find out! Dr. Loree Johnson is here to talk about it all! In this weeks episode we are talking about how , even therapists, who know all the ways to care for themselves still feel the weight of infertility. The grief of struggling to grow your family effects everyone, regardless of who you are. Dr. Loree Johnson is giving u...
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