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Introducing our new team member, Julie!

August 14, 2023 Abby JorgensenLeave a comment

Get to know a new member of our team!

Posted in bereavement, supporting loved onesTagged babywearing, Bereaved Parents Community Group, bereavement, bereavement doula, breastfeeding, catholic, charting, chocolate, community groups, creighton, cycle, fertility awareness, grief, grief worker, guest author, hormonal health, hormones, infant loss, Julie McKay, miscarriage, my story, natural family planning, nfp, NFP instructor, physical health, reproductive health, resources, services, stillbirth, support, update, virtual

Three presentations I’m excited to give this weekend

October 26, 2022 Abby JorgensenLeave a comment

Here's where they'll be and what I'll be speaking on.

Posted in bereavement, doulas, parentingTagged 100percentdoula, becoming parents, bereavement, DONA International, doula, Doula Mastermind, emotional health, events, FemCatholic, health, holistic health, identity, infant loss, loss, media coverage of my research, mental health, miscarriage, my research, October, parent identity, parenting, physical health, popular sociology, reproductive health, research, resources, society, sociologist, sociology, stillbirth

Looking for a massage in the Michiana area?

August 16, 2022 Abby JorgensenLeave a comment

Here's my recommendation for a massage therapist in the Michiana area.

Posted in postpartum, pregnancy, supporting loved onesTagged discomfort, gifts, headache, local resource, long covid, massage, massage therapist, Michiana, my story, pain, physical health, postpartum, pregnancy, recommendations, registry, South Bend, support

4 science-backed ways paid leave is good for women & children’s health

March 30, 2022 Abby JorgensenLeave a comment

Did you know that research indicates that paid maternity leave is really good for women's and newborns' health?

Posted in parenting, reproductive health, supporting loved onesTagged catholic, Catholic Church, emotional health, FemCatholic, maternity leave, mental health, my research, paid maternity leave, parenting, physical health, popular sociology, postpartum, pro-family policies, reproductive health, research, science, sociologist, support

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