Navigating Invisible Grief,  A Panel Discussion on Pregnancy Loss and Intertility: Expert Insights on Processing Reproductive Trauma, Healing and Supporting Otheris being discussed by a very esteemed panel.  The topic is relevant for individuals going through these challenges, their family members and friends, physicians, mental health care professionals, and clergy. This discussion addresses how to understand and cope with the often unseen pain and grief around these significant losses and lost dreams. And how to support others who are going through this difficult journey.

We have assembled an exciting and vibrant panel. Dr. Esty Rollhaus, Reproductive Adult and Child Psychiatrist, with particular interests in women’s mental health, in fertility and pregnancy loss, and peripartum mental health, Dr. Aimee Baron, Founder and Executive Director of I Was Supposed to Have a Baby (IWSTHAB), transforming how the Jewish community supports people facing infertility and loss through mental health support, resources, and a nurturing space, Dr. Shira Billet, Shira Billet is Assistant Professor of Jewish Thought and Ethics at JTS. She lectures widely on topics related to Jewish thought and ethics — including parental grief and pregnancy loss.