Category: Articles - Michelle Mounts LSW, BC-TMH

The Costs of Motherhood are Rising, and Catching Women Off Guard

9/27/2019

• Item: Article
• Publication: New York Times
• Title: The Costs of Motherhood are Rising, and Catching Women Off Guard

Infertility Etiquette for Friends and Family

1/30/2018

Item: Article
Title: Infertility Etiquette for Friends and Family
Source: Resolve website

Super-fertility

1/30/2018

Below are links to information about super-fertility and its connection to reccurent pregnancy loss.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-23897664
http://www.livescience.com/22706-super-fertility-recurrent-miscarriages.html
http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/med/research/reproductive/bru/miscarriageandmolecularsignals/

Psychological effects of miscarriage and infertility treatments

1/30/2018

The U.S. Fertility Rate is Down, Yet More Women Are Mothers

1/18/2018

Item: Article
Publication: The New York Times
Title: The U.S. Fertility Rate is Down, Yet More Women Are Mothers
Author: Claire Cain Miller

The New Midlife Crisis

10/9/2017

Item: Article
Publication: Oprah.com
Title: The New Midlife Crisis
Author: Ada Calhoun
Subject matter: midlife crisis, Generation X, perimenopause, raising children, marriage, sex, finances, Great Recession, fertility treatment, child-free, isolation, work

Women Aren't Nags--We're Just Fed Up

9/27/2017

Item: Article
Publication: Harper's Bazaar
Title: Women Aren't Nags--We're Just Fed Up
Author: Gemma Hartley
Subject matter: emotional labor, housecleaning, household management, gender, emotions, marriage, gender inequality, gender roles

'Fitbit for your period': the rise of fertility tracking

3/23/2016

Item: Article
Publication: The Guardian
Title: 'Fitbit for your period': the rise of fertility tracking
Author: Moira Weigel
Subject Matter: technology, fertility tracking, fertility awareness apps, birth control, tracking culture, menstrual cycle, infertility stress

How People Learn to Become Resilient

2/11/2016

Item: Article
Publication: The New Yorker
Title: How People Learn to Become Resilient
Author: Maria Konnikova
Subject Matter: resilience, adaptiveness, trama, stress
Excerpt: Perhaps most importantly, the resilient children had what psychologists call an 'internal locus of control': they believed that they, and not their circumstances, affected their achievements. The resilient children saw themselves as the orchestrators of their own fates.

Using ACT to Treat Infertility Stress

1/1/2011