This blog is for Womb Twin Survivors based in the USA. Womb Twin Survivors started life as a twin/multiple in the womb but their twin/multiple died during pregnancy or near birth. If you live in the USA and are a Womb Twin Survivor (or think you are) then this is the blog for you.
Sunday, April 6, 2014
Althea's Last Wish: Therapist Training
Before Womb Twin founder Althea Hayton retires, she has one last wish on her list: to write an e-book for therapists to train them in womb twin syndrome healing techniques. To this end, a core group was assembled in the UK recently for a 3-day brainstorming session which will help in the development of the training guide.
The group consisted of representatives from the US, the UK, Ireland, Canada and Germany. In learning about how far ahead of the US Europe is about embracing this epidemic and doing something about it was a real eye opener to me as the leader of this work in the US. We need more awareness and more solutions and support but we also need to systematically create a training format that can be rolled out to therapists as they see more cases in their practice who need this specialized care. There is lots of work to be done. Voluneteers are welcome!
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Sunday, April 6, 2014
Althea's Last Wish: Therapist Training
Before Womb Twin founder Althea Hayton retires, she has one last wish on her list: to write an e-book for therapists to train them in womb twin syndrome healing techniques. To this end, a core group was assembled in the UK recently for a 3-day brainstorming session which will help in the development of the training guide.
The group consisted of representatives from the US, the UK, Ireland, Canada and Germany. In learning about how far ahead of the US Europe is about embracing this epidemic and doing something about it was a real eye opener to me as the leader of this work in the US. We need more awareness and more solutions and support but we also need to systematically create a training format that can be rolled out to therapists as they see more cases in their practice who need this specialized care. There is lots of work to be done. Voluneteers are welcome!
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