Abstract
Pregnancy loss and the disenfranchised grief that can accompany the loss can be difficult for parents to process. Counselors can struggle when counseling clients to find a way to process their pregnancy loss and grief. Jaffe (2017) described the reproductive story as an intervention for therapists to use when working with clients who experience a pregnancy loss. Therapists can use a reproductive story to examine clients’ developmental aspects of their childhood and the narrative they developed about what a parent is and what a family look likes. The grief of men will be explored, examining how the reproductive story can be universally applied through different theories to help clients cope with the grief experienced.
Recommended Citation
Dupree, Krystn K.
(2021)
"Incorporating the Reproductive Story Intervention for Men Having Experienced Pregnancy Loss,"
Louisiana Journal of Counseling: Vol. 27:
Iss.
1, Article 3.
Available at:
https://digitalscholar.lsuhsc.edu/ljc/vol27/iss1/3