For many women, it can take years or even decades to seek help after an abortion experience. They walk through their lives managing the pain and keeping their past hidden from others. The Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons found that almost 75% of women who had an abortion felt at least subtly pressured into
Hope and healing are possible for those who have experienced abortion. At New Life Family Services, in our Conquerers program, we offer one-on-one mentoring and group sessions designed for women to address the emotional pain that can occur after an abortion experience. We offer a safe space to process all the feelings common to those
Abortion can have a substantial impact on your mental health, which deserves careful attention. If you are grappling with the aftermath of an abortion, it’s essential that you know there are practical steps that you can take to find hope and healing. Acknowledge Your Feelings No matter what emotions you are experiencing, whether it’s relief,
Every woman’s post-abortion journey is unique, but many experience feelings they didn’t expect, like grief, loss, shame, or isolation. Keep reading to learn the benefits of healing and processing your experience in a safe, supportive environment. It Helps To Know You Are Not Alone Healing after an abortion can be made more difficult through feelings
Are you experiencing feelings of grief, regret, shame, depression, or anxiety after having an abortion? If so, you’re not alone. A recent report looking into the mental health effects of abortion found that abortion can negatively impact a woman’s mental health and cause increased risk for anxiety, depression, substance abuse, and other symptoms. If you’re
Abortion comes with risks to your health, one of which being infection. If you’ve recently had an abortion or are considering having one, it is critical to be aware of the warning signs you should look for that could indicate infection. This article will cover the essentials you need to know about infection after abortion.
An abortion comes with risks to your mental health. If you’ve had an abortion—whether recently or even years ago—and are experiencing difficult emotions, you’re not alone. According to a report by the Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons, women who have an abortion may suffer psychological effects afterward, including feelings of: Depression Guilt Shame Regret