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Posts by Teresa M Eltrich-Auvil

Caring for Couples During a Perinatal Loss

By Teresa M Eltrich-Auvil | April 30, 2020

Caring for couples can look different from client to client. It is important to understand the dynamic of the couple prior to the pregnancy, during pregnancy and at the birth…

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How Grief can Show up Differently

By Teresa M Eltrich-Auvil | April 30, 2020

Grief like people can look differently. It can carry itself differently. Oftentimes, grief can show itself in ways that are surprising too. There are many varying factors to processing grief…

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How to Support A Parent – For Professionals

By Teresa M Eltrich-Auvil | April 30, 2020

For professionals working with women of child bearing years, it is inevitable that you will one day have a client walk through your door who has experienced some sort of…

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Preparing for PMADs in Subsequent Pregnancies

By Teresa M Eltrich-Auvil | March 9, 2020

As providers specializing in postpartum support, we all will encounter clients who are looking for support for an upcoming delivery after experiencing symptoms of PMAD. As providers it is our…

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The Chicken and the Egg: Sex, Body, and Relationships

By Teresa M Eltrich-Auvil | March 9, 2020

It’s like a never-ending chicken and the egg situation. Which came first? How body image impacts sex impacts relationship satisfaction. Working with new moms and their partners often brings up…

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Resisting the Rabbit Hole of Perfection

By Teresa M Eltrich-Auvil | March 8, 2020

We know it all too well, don’t we? The pressure to be that perfect mother. The one who is smiling in the grocery store, who looks like she has it…

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Understanding Sleep Deprivation

By Teresa M Eltrich-Auvil | August 15, 2019

For anyone who has a new baby, the idea of sleeping when the baby sleeps is a great thought. But the reality is that most parents at one point or…

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