Telling Your Story
April 18, 2016
Hosted by Michaelene Fredenburg with Co-Host Skyler Christensen
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Episode Description
Michaelene and Skyler will discuss the significance of telling your story. For those who have been impacted by grief and loss, putting words to the experience and having someone to share it with can be a very important part of healing. During this time, Michaelene and Skyler will share some ways to become a safe place for those who have a story to tell and provide some practical tips on listening. In addition the Abortion Changes You Resource Specialist will join as a guest to discuss how the Find Help Directory can be used to locate resources most appropriate for each hurting individual.
Life After Abortion
Archives Available on VoiceAmerica Health and Wellness Channel
Life After Abortion is designed to open up a conversation about the variety of ways abortion can impact the lives of men, women, family members and friends who have experienced it. Hosts Michaelene Fredenburg and Skyler Christensen, along with their guests, will gently delve into the silent pain that can accompany reproductive grief and loss. In addition to gaining insight into the healing process, listeners will be given practical tools to best care for hurting family members and friends. Show segments include “I Care Tips,” resource highlights, question of the week and featured topics such as reproductive trauma, disenfranchised grief, healing models and safe place language.
Michaelene Fredenburg with Co-Host Skyler Christensen
Michaelene Fredenburg is an author and frequent speaker at universities and events. With 25 years of experience in the area of after abortion care and healing, she has written numerous articles about reproductive grief and loss. Michaelene has participated in over 100 radio and television programs. She has also advocated before United States House and Senate Committee hearings about the need for studies that evaluate the emotional and physical impact of all pregnancy outcomes, and has presented to physician delegates from Afghanistan, India, and Pakistan through the State Department’s International Visitors Program. She is the founder of the Abortion Changes You outreach, which is designed to help hurting men and women who have been touched by abortion.
