Dear Doctor X, you will most likely not remember me, I am Katia, Angelo’s mother. Angelo was born in his hospital on 26-03-2010. March 26, 25 weeks.
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“My dear, you must be strong now!” accompanied by a warm handshake and a knowing look, winking at the partner who caresses that heartbeat-free belly with tears. Thus begins the …
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The CiaoLapo Onlus association developed this exemplary document for hospitals and clinics in 2008 with the hope of shedding light on the laws governing burial in the event of abortion …
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Grief and childrenLife after lossPerinatal Psychology
Talking “with” the children (also) about death
When talking to children it is necessary to lower yourself to their height. We adults, perhaps because of the knees that are no longer too elastic, are a little reluctant …
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After a perinatal bereavement, couples face moments of great uncertainty and bewilderment. The death of the expected child is in fact associated with a “temporary” dismantling of the sense of …
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There are important medical reasons to know in order to understand the meaning of the perinatal autopsy, and there are also some relational aspects to know when as operators we …
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Although this statement has a grain of truth, there are still too many misunderstandings and misunderstandings around “pain” in our country. A country, it is worth remembering, where pain finds …
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On the occasion of the world week of awareness on the death of a child during pregnancy or after birth, we invite you to watch and spread this interesting educational …
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The new psychoeducation project conceived by CiaoLapo for parents affected by perinatal bereavement In Lecco and Prato a new project by CiaoLapo for psychological support for perinatal bereavement After ten …
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CiaoLapo Onlus promotes the first exploratory research in Italy on pregnancies following perinatal bereavement. It does this by giving a direct voice to mothers and their experiences of loss and …
