Track: Miscarriage and Mental Health

The relationship between miscarriage and mental health has garnered increasing attention in recent years. Research has highlighted the significant emotional and psychological impact of pregnancy loss on individuals and couples. Advances in understanding the psychological effects of miscarriage have led to more comprehensive care models that address both physical and emotional recovery. New therapeutic approaches, including counseling, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), and support groups, have shown promise in helping individuals cope with grief and trauma. Additionally, there is growing recognition of the need for timely mental health support for those experiencing miscarriage, particularly in managing conditions like anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) associated with pregnancy loss.

Psychological Impact of Miscarriage:

This sub-track will explore the emotional and psychological consequences of miscarriage, including grief, depression, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Discussions will focus on understanding the unique emotional experiences of individuals who have experienced pregnancy loss and the importance of providing compassionate care and mental health support throughout the grieving process.

Coping Mechanisms and Support Systems:

This area will focus on the coping mechanisms that individuals employ following a miscarriage, as well as the role of partners, family, and social support networks in the healing process. Sessions will also explore the importance of counseling, support groups, and peer support in helping individuals and couples navigate the emotional challenges of miscarriage.

Mental Health Screening and Intervention Post-Miscarriage:

This sub-track will discuss the importance of mental health screening for women following a miscarriage and the integration of psychological assessments into miscarriage care. It will explore evidence-based interventions, including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and other therapeutic approaches, to help individuals manage emotional distress and reduce long-term mental health risks.

Impact of Recurrent Miscarriage on Mental Health:

This sub-track will examine the unique mental health challenges faced by individuals experiencing recurrent miscarriages, including the emotional toll of multiple losses, feelings of hopelessness, and the strain on relationships. It will also focus on strategies for providing ongoing psychological support and the need for specialized care in these cases.

Cultural and Societal Perspectives on Miscarriage:

Miscarriage is often surrounded by societal stigma and cultural taboos, which can further complicate the mental health impact. This sub-track will explore how different cultures and societies view pregnancy loss, how these perspectives affect individuals' emotional well-being, and the role of healthcare providers in addressing cultural sensitivities when supporting individuals through miscarriage.

Grief and Trauma Therapy for Miscarriage:

This area will focus on therapeutic approaches to addressing grief and trauma following miscarriage, including specialized grief counseling, trauma-informed care, and mindfulness-based therapies. The aim will be to equip healthcare providers with the tools to help individuals process their loss in a healthy and constructive way.

International Conference on Gynecology, Obstetrics and Women's Health

Track: Miscarriage and Mental Health

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