Continuing Education

What Psychologists Need to Know About Pregnancy Termination (Archived)

Julie Bindeman, PsyD

From 1973 until 2022, people who no longer desired to be pregnant in the United States were able to access safe and legal procedures to terminate pregnancies. Pregnancy termination is complex not only for the society and culture we are steeped in, but also for the individuals and families that experience them. Dr. Julie Bindeman will review psychosocial aspects of abortion for varied reasons (e.g., fetal anomalies, mother’s health, sexual assault, personal choice, etc.). Dr. Bindeman will also review clinical and practice management issues, interjurisdictional challenges, and documentation recommendations. Case examples will illustrate best practices in care at this time.

Year 2025
Credit 1
Level Intermediate
Price $35.00
Member Price $30.00
Learning Objectives
  1. Identify psychosocial aspects of abortion.
  2. Discuss the impact of the Dobbs decision on psychosocial care of persons considering or undergoing pregnancy termination in interjurisdictional psychology practice.
  3. List at least two recommendations for the documentation of clinical care in psychology practices when working with persons undergoing pregnancy terminations.

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