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Psychotherapy for Pregnancy Loss
Psychotherapy for Pregnancy Loss
Psychotherapy for Pregnancy Loss
Rayna D. Markin applies cutting-edge research on the therapist-client relationship to individual and couples therapy for pregnancy loss and related forms of reproductive trauma, in such a way that is easy for clinicians to utilize in various settings.
Rayna D. Markin applies cutting-edge research on the therapist-client relationship to individual and couples therapy for pregnancy loss and related forms of reproductive trauma, in such a way that is easy for clinicians to utilize in various settings.
Rayna D. Markin applies cutting-edge research on the therapist-client relationship to individual and couples therapy for pregnancy loss and related forms of reproductive trauma, in such a way that is easy for clinicians to utilize in various settings.
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Testimonials
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Seamlessly blending the mind of a scientist with the heart of a clinician, Dr. Rayna Markin powerfully applies relational principles to the neglected population of those who have lost pregnancies. She expertly demonstrates how to cultivate, repair, and leverage specific components of the therapeutic relationship while personalizing treatment to the patient in front of her. This book represents next-generation clinical practice and training
John C. Norcross, PhD, ABPP
Distinguished Professor & Chair of Psychology at the University of Scranton, and co-editor of Psychotherapy Relationships That Work and Personalizing Psychotherapy
Seamlessly blending the mind of a scientist with the heart of a clinician, Dr. Rayna Markin powerfully applies relational principles to the neglected population of those who have lost pregnancies. She expertly demonstrates how to cultivate, repair, and leverage specific components of the therapeutic relationship while personalizing treatment to the patient in front of her. This book represents next-generation clinical practice and training
John C. Norcross, PhD, ABPP
Distinguished Professor & Chair of Psychology at the University of Scranton, and co-editor of Psychotherapy Relationships That Work and Personalizing Psychotherapy
Seamlessly blending the mind of a scientist with the heart of a clinician, Dr. Rayna Markin powerfully applies relational principles to the neglected population of those who have lost pregnancies. She expertly demonstrates how to cultivate, repair, and leverage specific components of the therapeutic relationship while personalizing treatment to the patient in front of her. This book represents next-generation clinical practice and training
John C. Norcross, PhD, ABPP
Distinguished Professor & Chair of Psychology at the University of Scranton, and co-editor of Psychotherapy Relationships That Work and Personalizing Psychotherapy
In an outstanding integration of theory, research and practice, Dr. Markin provides therapists with the knowledge and tools needed to help individuals and couples navigate the trauma of pregnancy loss. The importance of empathy, the impact of attachment styles, and awareness of countertransference in forming a therapeutic alliance, as well as repairing the inevitable ruptures, are valuable new contributions to this work.
Sharon Covington, MSW, LCSW-C, BCD
The Center for Reproductive Mental Health
In an outstanding integration of theory, research and practice, Dr. Markin provides therapists with the knowledge and tools needed to help individuals and couples navigate the trauma of pregnancy loss. The importance of empathy, the impact of attachment styles, and awareness of countertransference in forming a therapeutic alliance, as well as repairing the inevitable ruptures, are valuable new contributions to this work.
Sharon Covington, MSW, LCSW-C, BCD
The Center for Reproductive Mental Health
In an outstanding integration of theory, research and practice, Dr. Markin provides therapists with the knowledge and tools needed to help individuals and couples navigate the trauma of pregnancy loss. The importance of empathy, the impact of attachment styles, and awareness of countertransference in forming a therapeutic alliance, as well as repairing the inevitable ruptures, are valuable new contributions to this work.
Sharon Covington, MSW, LCSW-C, BCD
The Center for Reproductive Mental Health
Markin has brought to life the complexities that grieving parents struggle with. The book shines when, through case examples, she describes the feelings of loss and trauma parents endure. Markin invites us into the therapy room, openly and potently demonstrating interactions with patients, with the importance of the relationship between therapist and client stressed throughout. Focusing on theory and research, and applying it to clinical work, makes this book a valuable addition to the literature on pregnancy loss.
Janet Jaffe, Ph.D
Center for Reproductive Psychology
Markin has brought to life the complexities that grieving parents struggle with. The book shines when, through case examples, she describes the feelings of loss and trauma parents endure. Markin invites us into the therapy room, openly and potently demonstrating interactions with patients, with the importance of the relationship between therapist and client stressed throughout. Focusing on theory and research, and applying it to clinical work, makes this book a valuable addition to the literature on pregnancy loss.
Janet Jaffe, Ph.D
Center for Reproductive Psychology
Markin has brought to life the complexities that grieving parents struggle with. The book shines when, through case examples, she describes the feelings of loss and trauma parents endure. Markin invites us into the therapy room, openly and potently demonstrating interactions with patients, with the importance of the relationship between therapist and client stressed throughout. Focusing on theory and research, and applying it to clinical work, makes this book a valuable addition to the literature on pregnancy loss.
Janet Jaffe, Ph.D
Center for Reproductive Psychology
Video series
Video series
Video series
Pregnancy Loss
Pregnancy Loss
Pregnancy Loss
In Pregnancy Loss, Dr. Rayna Markin demonstrates an approach that combines attachment theory, trauma theory, self-psychology, and research on the therapy relationship to help a client process the grief from her own pregnancy loss. Dr. Markin uses empathic attunement to help the client to process the trauma and loss associated with these adverse reproductive events and to repair the damage to self-esteem caused by pregnancy loss. The demonstration in this video is framed by an informative discussion with the therapist, hosted by Cheri Marmarosh.
In Pregnancy Loss, Dr. Rayna Markin demonstrates an approach that combines attachment theory, trauma theory, self-psychology, and research on the therapy relationship to help a client process the grief from her own pregnancy loss. Dr. Markin uses empathic attunement to help the client to process the trauma and loss associated with these adverse reproductive events and to repair the damage to self-esteem caused by pregnancy loss. The demonstration in this video is framed by an informative discussion with the therapist, hosted by Cheri Marmarosh.
In Pregnancy Loss, Dr. Rayna Markin demonstrates an approach that combines attachment theory, trauma theory, self-psychology, and research on the therapy relationship to help a client process the grief from her own pregnancy loss. Dr. Markin uses empathic attunement to help the client to process the trauma and loss associated with these adverse reproductive events and to repair the damage to self-esteem caused by pregnancy loss. The demonstration in this video is framed by an informative discussion with the therapist, hosted by Cheri Marmarosh.
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Broadcast Interviews
Broadcast Interviews
An expert in her field, Dr. Rayna Markin works with the media to bring education and insight to viewers and listeners on Psychotherapy and Fertility Counseling topics through podcast interviews, TV appearances, news coverage and more. Click below to listen to some of Dr. Rayna Markin's past work.
An expert in her field, Dr. Rayna Markin works with the media to bring education and insight to viewers and listeners on Psychotherapy and Fertility Counseling topics through podcast interviews, TV appearances, news coverage and more. Click below to listen to some of Dr. Rayna Markin's past work.
An expert in her field, Dr. Rayna Markin works with the media to bring education and insight to viewers and listeners on Psychotherapy and Fertility Counseling topics through podcast interviews, TV appearances, news coverage and more. Click below to listen to some of Dr. Rayna Markin's past work.
What Makes a Great Pregnancy Loss Therapist
What Makes a Great Pregnancy Loss Therapist
What Makes a Great Pregnancy Loss Therapist
Flashpoint: Help for families coping with losing an infant
Flashpoint: Help for families coping with losing an infant
Flashpoint: Help for families coping with losing an infant
© 2024 Therapy Center for Pregnancy Loss, L.L.C. by Rayna Markin. All rights reserved.
© 2024 Therapy Center for Pregnancy Loss, L.L.C. by Rayna Markin. All rights reserved.
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rayna.markin@therapycenterpregnancyloss.org
Phone: (301) 635-4606
Quince Orchard Medical Park
11904-F Darnestown Rd
Gaithersburg, MD 20878
rayna.markin@therapycenterpregnancyloss.org
Phone: (301) 635-4606
Quince Orchard Medical Park
11904-F Darnestown Rd
Gaithersburg, MD 20878